Things to do in Tiong Bahru
Discover the best attractions and experiences Tiong Bahru has to offer
Historic Monuments
Tiong Bahru's historic landscape is defined by its Art Deco blocks and early public housing estates that give the area its distinctive charm.
Tiong Bahru Estate
One of Singapore's earliest public housing estates (1930s) famed for its Art Deco blocks and curved balconies.
Duxton Hill shophouses
Historic row of colonial-era shophouses near the area, preserving old Singapore charm and character.
Tiong Bahru Art Deco precinct
Concentrated cluster of pre-war blocks showcasing streamlined Art Deco design.
Museums
Explore heritage-inspired walks and architecture tours that reveal the area’s history and design.
Tiong Bahru Heritage Walk
Guided stroll through the neighborhood's Art Deco streets, uncovering its history and daily life.
Tiong Bahru Architecture Walk
Explore distinctive block designs and courtyard layouts that define the area.
Tiong Bahru Hawker History Experience
Taste local bites at the market while learning about the hawker culture that shaped them.
Religious Monuments
Tiong Bahru is primarily known for its residential heritage; nearby places of worship offer local cultural context.
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National & Theme Parks
The area is urban and compact, with parks and green spaces tucked amidst the streets for a quick escape.
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Neighborhoods
Explore the architectural heart of Tiong Bahru and its adjacent historic pockets.
Tiong Bahru Estate
Iconic residential precinct famed for its Art Deco blocks and a calm, cafe-rich vibe.
Duxton Hill
Compact district with preserved shophouses and a growing assortment of eateries.
Seng Poh Road precinct
A lively street area known for local cafés, bookstores, and neighborhood charm.
Free Things to Do
You can soak in the neighborhood’s character without spending a dime.
Stroll the Tiong Bahru Art Deco blocks
Admire rounded balconies and geometric façades while wandering the streets.
Visit Tiong Bahru Market
Browse local stalls and watch daily life unfold at a bustling hawker centre.
Photograph murals and staircases around Seng Poh Road
Capture colorful street art and iconic architectural features.
Gastronomy
Taste Singaporean favorites right where the neighborhood lives and eats.
Tiong Bahru Market Food Centre
Sample classic hawker bites for breakfast or lunch amid a lively setting.
Tiong Bahru Bakery
Indulge in flaky pastries and coffee at the neighborhood bakery.
Seng Poh Road eateries
Try local bites from nearby stalls and casual cafés along the street.
Nightlife
Evenings offer intimate bars and lively lanes around the Duxton–Keong Saik area.
Duxton Hill bar scene
A string of intimate bars and lounges great for a relaxed night out.
Keong Saik Road night spots
A vibrant cluster of bars and eateries just a short ride away.
Seng Poh Road night cafés
Cozy late-night cafés for a laid-back after-hours vibe.
Entertainment
Local performances and street-side ambience add character to evening wanderings.
Live music around Duxton Hill
Casual gigs and ambient tunes in intimate venues.
Street performances near Seng Poh Road
Occasional buskers and performances during weekend strolls.
Pop-up events at neighborhood cafés
Themed evenings and small-scale performances in cozy spaces.
Sports
Active spaces and nearby parks offer light recreation and family-friendly options.
Tiong Bahru Park
Family-friendly park with playgrounds, tracks, and green spaces.
Jogging/walking around the estate
Quiet residential streets ideal for a relaxed, scenic jog.
Off the Track
Dig deeper into secluded corners and tucked-away spaces for a different perspective.
Hidden courtyards of the estate
Explore quiet, lesser-known courtyards tucked among the blocks.
Secret stairways and elevated walkways
Capture unique angles of the Art Deco architecture from above.
Old shop houses turned creative studios
Observe or join creative spaces that repurpose historic storefronts.