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“If you just do one tour in Singapore, make it one of these. Led by informed, enthusiastic guides, these walks through various parts of the city – including Chinatown, Little India and Quays – provide a fascinating insight into Singapore's past, including the down-and-dirty stuff you won't hear about anywhere else. The WWII tour is excellent too.”
– Lonely Planet |
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“Excellent guides-cum-historians with in-depth knowledge of places other tours do not visit."
– Globetrotter™ |
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“The guides come from various backgrounds and include actors, authors, authorities on the subject of the walks, from the adult only Secrets of the Red Lantern tour to the Sultans of Spice tour in Kampong Glam.”
– Michelin Travel Guide |
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“Hosted by personable and energetic guides who inject humour and insider knowledge into the walks...”
– Insight Guides |
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“Excellent guided tours of Changi and other Second World War sights...”
– Telegraph, UK |
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TTG Asia, April 18 – 24, 2008
The Tipple Exchange™ cleverly blends historical content with quality beers... this walking tour has the potential to draw historical buffs and visitors who just want an evening of fun... See full article |
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The Straits Times, March 5, 2008
Taking the honours in the tourism industry... See full article
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The Straits Times, March 5, 2008
The trails here, including the first historical pub walk, are a novel, hip and exciting way to appreciate this country's history, culture and social heritage... See full article
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Singapore American, August 2005
Whether you are new to Singapore, have out-of-town guests, or simply would like to know more about this amazing city, I highly recommend going on walking tours with The Original Singapore Walks®... See full article
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The Straits Times, April 5, 2005
You could do better with the people from The Original Singapore Walks®, who can make your trek in, say, Chinatown or Fort Canning Hill, more rewarding... See full article
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TODAY, March 2, 2005
Is a sizzling Singapore story your cup of tea? Then try the “Sultans of Spice” tour... the tour takes visitors off the beaten track into the historic area of Kampong Glam where guides regale them with tales of scandal and intrigue... See full article
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StarWeekend, August 28, 2004
There are two “kinds” of people not welcomed in these brothels – women and Malaysian men... Guess we ladies will never have a chance to see what it looks like inside... See full article
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The Sunday Mail, Escape, February 15, 2004
Exotic Singapore may have a cleaned up image these days but the guided walks taking in its colourful past are a big hit... See full article
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Condenast 2003 / 2004
Tour evokes the spirit of that exotic and shadowy period, with colourful stories of brothel madams, murders, suicides, kidnapping and other dark deeds... See full article |
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Sun Herald (Sydney), October 19, 2003
Exploring the fascinating history of the Lion City can be a lot of fun if you join these organised walking tours... See full article
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Kids Company, October 2003
Two 11-year-olds put their precociousness to good use when they interviewed our Executive Director and sampled Dhobis, Saris and a Spot of Curry™!... See full article
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