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Bid farewell to Tanjong Pagar Railway Station with live jazz performances, a Christmas market and more before the station closes for future development till 2025.

Colbar Cafe Portsdown Road Singapore was opened in 1953, the establishment formerly served as a canteen for the British army.

Rumah Tinggi Eco park is a 1.3ha Park sited on a former KTM railway land, running in between a row of Alexandra Road businesses and HDB blocks.

A woodland theme playground and another train playground can be found in this thin stretch of Rumah Tinggi Eco-park.

Tourism Court boasts a three-metre Merlion. Head of the country’s tourism, swing by to see another stunning shiny Merlion.

A small sized merlion about 3 metres tall can be found on Faber Point at Mount Faber.

There were more than 4000 wells in Singapore in the 1900s. Today, it is hard to find one and a rare water well remained at the foot of Ann Siang Hill.