Things to do in Dhoby Ghaut
Discover the best attractions and experiences Dhoby Ghaut has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore the heritage sites and old fortifications that tell Singapore’s early history around Dhoby Ghaut and the city center.
Fort Canning Park
A historic hilltop park with traces of early Singaporean history and colonial fortifications.
Battlebox
A WWII underground command center offering a glimpse into Singapore's wartime history.
National Monument of Singapore
Iconic memorial commemorating Singapore’s fallen soldiers and nation-building efforts.
Old Parliament House (The Arts House)
The former seat of Parliament, now a heritage arts venue preserving political history.
Museums
Delve into Singapore’s culture, art and history through its premier museums.
National Museum of Singapore
Singapore’s main history museum showcasing the island’s story through time.
National Gallery Singapore
A premier collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art housed in two national monuments.
Asian Civilisations Museum
Explore pan-Asian art and artefacts reflecting Singapore’s multicultural roots.
Religious Monuments
Meet Singapore’s diverse religious heritage through its temples, mosques and churches.
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)
Iconic mosque in Kampong Glam with a grand dome and vibrant surrounding streets.
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
Colorful Hindu temple in Little India dedicated to the goddess Kali.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
One of Singapore’s oldest temples, honouring sea goddess Mazu.
National & Theme Parks
From lush gardens to theme parks, Singapore’s green spaces and attractions suit all ages.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Historic tropical garden and UNESCO World Heritage site, perfect for a serene stroll.
Gardens by the Bay
Futuristic waterfront gardens with the iconic Supertree structures (outdoor areas free).
Universal Studios Singapore
Theme park with movie-inspired rides and attractions on Sentosa Island.
Neighborhoods
Dhoby Ghaut sits amid a mosaic of neighborhoods, each with its own vibe and flavors.
Orchard Road
World-famous shopping belt with malls, cafes and fashion brands.
Bras Basah / Boyce precinct
Cultural heart with museums, art and heritage venues.
Little India
Vibrant enclave of colours, markets, and authentic South Asian cuisine.
Kampong Glam
Historic Malay-Arab quarter around Arab Street and Haji Lane.
Free Things to Do
Many of Singapore’s iconic sights are free to enjoy, from parks to promenades.
Marina Bay waterfront stroll
Walk along the promenade to take in city and bay views.
Merlion Park
Catch the iconic Merlion statue and harbor views.
Fort Canning Park
Explore green trails and historic sites with no entry fee.
Gastronomy
Taste Singapore’s iconic bites, from hawker centers to street-side shops.
Maxwell Food Centre
Iconic hawker centre offering a range of Singaporean favourites.
Lau Pa Sat
Historic hawker market known for satay street bites after dusk.
Chinatown Complex Food Centre
Vibrant hawker hall with an array of local dishes and snacks.
Nightlife
Evenings come alive with riverside bars, clubs and live music.
Clarke Quay
Riverside cluster of bars and clubs with a lively night vibe.
Ann Siang Hill & Club Street
Historic lanes lined with stylish bars and lounges.
Boat Quay
Bustling quay with pubs and dining along the water.
Entertainment
Performances, theatres and stages across the city offer diverse shows.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Premier performing arts venue hosting concerts and shows.
Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall
Historic concert hall hosting performances and events.
Marina Bay Sands Theatre
Iconic venue for big productions and headline shows.
Sports
Active travelers can enjoy outdoor fitness and sports venues around the city.
Singapore Sports Hub
Modern stadiums and facilities for major sports and events.
East Coast Park
Long seafront park ideal for cycling, jogging and picnics.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the usual sights to discover quirky spots and hidden corners.
Haw Par Villa
Quirky park of statues and myths offering a quirky history lesson.
Henderson Waves
Singapore’s highest pedestrian bridge with sweeping views.
Southern Ridges Walk
A scenic 10km trail linking parks with treetop vistas.