As a parent, it can be daunting to imagine braving the crowds for a trip to Chinatown. Here are 5 tips for enjoying the streets of Chinatown this year!

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.

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.

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