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BEST TRAVEL EXPERIENCE AWARD FINALIST - 2012 SINGAPORE EXPERIENCE AWARDS
"The guide's knowledge of the history of Singapore is encyclopedic and she engages very well indeed with her listeners... It made our visit so much more worthwhile."
- Sylvia Murphy, Australia
"Best activity in Singapore - will be back for more when we pass through again."
- Pauline Seux, Brisbane, Australia |
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Note:
- Please dress appropriately (No Bermudas/shorts
& slippers).
- Photographic devices must be surrendered at the
entrance to the Supreme Court.
Tour Synopsis
"This place possesses an excellent harbour... Singapore is everything we could desire" ~ Sir Stamford Raffles, 1819. On 6th February 1819, Singapore was claimed as a trading outpost of the British Empire to "secure to the British flag the maritime superiority of the Eastern seas". In governance, religion, entertainment, and many other spheres, the imprint of Singapore's colonial past is indelible. This is the Walk where you learn about Singapore's national flower, the Sarkies brothers, The Straits Times and that wonderful drink called 'the Singapore Sling'. Discover Singapore's colonial legacy from The Time of Empire.
Tour Cost
Adult: S$35.00, Child: S$15.00
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By Cab: Alight at the MRT exit at the junction of North Bridge Road and Stamford Road. Nearest landmark is St. Andrew's Cathedral.
End Point: Long Bar at Raffles Hotel |
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- NEW! Enjoy a rare view of the cityscape from atop the Supreme Court Viewing Deck which overlooks the Future Down Town as our guide shares exciting snippets of major upcoming projects.
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| Additional Notes: |
- As a mark of respect for the state institution, visitors must be appropriately attired. Visitor(s) may be turned away by security personnel if the attire includes one or more of the following - torn jeans, bermudas/shorts, slippers and singlet/casual t-shirts.
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- Photographic devices are not allowed in the Supreme Court and must be surrendered at the entrance of the Supreme Court.
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| A Changi Museum War Trail |
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| A Boat Quay-Singapore River Walk |
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| A Chinatown & Geylang Night Tour |
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| A Changi Museum War Trail |
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| Wear a cap and comfy shoes, bring umbrella or poncho, and a bottle of water. Mosquito repellent may be helpful on tours that take you to parks! |
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