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.

There are not one, not two but three merlions in Woodlands. More than anywhere else in Singapore. Furthermore, all three of them are different in appearance.

Which Singapore Minister likes to read a novel about how love works? Or which Minister has a liking for fantasy books after reading the Earthsea series?

Looking for a special looking playground for your kids. We found one looking like a rocket near Jalan Bukit Merah.

BASE Entertainment Asia is proud to announce everyone’s favourite little red-headed orphan musical - Annie returns to Singapore.

This Abandoned water tank can be found in Portsdown road. The water tank can be found on a hill areas.

Lim Bo Seng War Memorial was erected to commemorate Lim Bo Seng, who was brutally tortured to deathby the Japanese Intelligence during the Second World War.

Tan Tock Seng died in 1850 it was believed his remains were exhumed from an unknown location and re-interred at Tiong Bahru where his grave is located now.

One of Singapore's war heroes of World War Two, Lim Bo Seng, was buried at MacRitchie Reservoir. His grave still lies there today.

Kin Yan Agrotech Farm is Singapore's largest commercial producer and supplier of organic wheatgrass. It also produces edible cactuses, aloe vera, roselle fruit and mushrooms.