SINGAPORE · NEIGHBOURHOOD
10 Tours Reviewed
Four hours is enough to make Singapore feel personal. This private walk weaves Neo-Gothic St Andrew’s and Chinatown snack streets into one smooth route, so you get more than a photo run. It’s designed for your group only, which means…
Food and history, side by side, in Singapore. This 6-hour small-group street-food walk takes you through Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam with local markets, hawker centres, and photo-backed stories of immigrant life. I love how the route is built…
Three cultures, one Singapore, in one tour. What makes this one work is the way it strings together Chinatown, Kampong Glam, and Little India as living neighborhoods, not museum rooms. I love how the stops connect religion and daily life…
Three cultures, one food route, and you’ll cover a lot in 5 hours. This 3-in-1 Singapore tour strings together temples, mosques, hawker stops, and photogenic lanes with a guide who picks 9–10 dishes (including 1 alcohol drink). One heads-up: it’s…
Wax, color, and calm in two hours. This batik class in Geylang Serai is hands-on from start to finish, with guidance from the artist team at Kamal Arts, and you take home your take-home batik souvenir made with hot wax…
Chinatown teaches Singapore fast. This private walking food tour keeps you focused on hawker centre street food and the religious mix behind it, with a private guide who shapes the pace. I like how the route mixes tasting with real…
Want Singapore food on your plate? This Chinatown cooking class pairs hands-on cooking with quick cultural lessons, so the meal feels personal. I love the way you learn by doing, not watching from the sidelines, especially with family-recipe cooking steps…
Skip the map and follow hawker food. This 5.5-hour Singapore tour mixes UNESCO hawker centres with a walk through Chinatown, Kampong Gelam, and Little India, so you get both flavor and context in one go. I especially liked the tight…
A great meal map starts here. This small-group Singapore tour strings together Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam with hands-on food stops in UNESCO-listed hawker centres, plus a visit to the Sultan Mosque area, all guided by Gerry Tan, a…
Three dishes, one small kitchen, plenty of stories. This Singapore cooking class at Food Playground turns local classics like laksa and Hainanese chicken rice into something you can repeat at home, guided step by step by English-speaking instructors. I like…
