Top Singapore Walking Tours

Immerse yourself in Singapore’s street food on this 3-hour tasting tour, led by a guide who shares in-depth local knowledge. Soak in the atmosphere of everyday life on a walk around vibrant neighborhoods and hawker centers including Chinatown, Geylang and Little India. You’re introduced to a range of tantalizing dishes while you learn about Singapore’s rich culinary history on this personalized tour.  Round-trip hotel transport included.

Discover the culinary delights of Singapore’s Chinatown on a walking tour that includes a hawker center and other food sites. With a guide, visit the Chinatown Complex to sample authentic dishes like Singaporean chicken rice and spring rolls. Try sugar cane juice, ‘pulled’ tea and 'chwee kueh' (water rice cake) and pass by temples and other cultural sights while learning about the neighborhood’s diverse culinary heritage. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people to provide a more personalized experience.

Katong is known among locals for its colorful shops, old-world cafes, and dumpling houses. This walking and eating tour makes it possible to sample some of the residential neighborhood’s best eating spots while learning about local history with a guide. You’ll skip tourist joints to sample delicacies at venerable cafes and restaurants, visiting Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple and hawker markets along the way. Plus, this small group tour is limited to eight to make getting between eateries a breeze.

Even if you’re short on time in Singapore, soak up the highlights of the city on this short walking tour with river cruise—perfect for first-time visitors. See sights from the famous Merlion statue to Marina Bay’s skyline, from the iconic Raffles Hotel to the National Gallery, as you explore in a small group with a guide.

Spend a delightful morning exploring Singapore’s Chinatown on a 2.5 hour walking tour. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who speaks English, wander the neighborhood’s streets, take in its unique architecture, try some local delights and visit Singapore’s oldest Chinese temple. En route your guide may fill you in on everything from the community’s Chinese history to the ways of traditional Chinese medicine.

Stroll down narrow alleyways and past colorful shops and buildings on a walking tour of Little India, one of Singapore’s distinct cultural neighborhoods. Learn about Little India’s history from your guide as you walk through bazaars peddling imported goods, taste your way around an open-air food market, and step past the extravagant threshold of the Sri Veeramakaliamman temple.

More than just a bustling center of Singapore culture and must-see neighborhood, Singapore’s Chinatown provides a lens into the city’s long history and vibrant present. Join a guided tour to visit traditional craft shops, step into a Hindu and Buddhist temple, and sample your way through a food market, all while learning about the neighborhood’s founding by Chinese immigrants.

Discover Singapore’s Kampong Glam district on a walking tour with an informative guide, who provides a more in-depth experience of this neighborhood than you might otherwise have on your own. Visit an ancient burial ground, learn about traditional Indonesian medicine and Malay folk customs, and check out Sultan Mosque, aka Masjid Sultan, one of Singapore’s most prominent places of worship for the Muslim community.

Immerse yourself in the colonial history of Singapore on this walking tour of the city’s colonial landmarks with a knowledgeable guide. While you learn about Singapore’s era as a British colony after Sir Stamford Raffles arrived here in the 1800s and the lingering British influence, you’ll visit the Supreme Court (and its viewing deck), St Andrew’s Cathedral, and CHIJMES, all of which are within walking distance of each other in the downtown area, near Fort Canning Park.

One of the best things about being in Singapore is undoubtedly the food. You’ll get a taste of Singapore’s multicultural heritage on this private tasting tour with a personal guide who introduces you to Chinese, Malay, Indian and Peranakan cuisine. Take a walking tour of Geylang Serai Market, Joo Chiat and Katong, and visit some of the country's best foodie destinations including hawker centers, street vendors and old-world cafes to sample specialties. Hotel pickup and drop-off by private vehicle included on this 3.5-hour tour.

Take a morning food tour of Singapore’s Chinatown for a culinary breakfast experience that includes a variety of flavors and dishes. With a guide, you’ll visit the Chinatown Complex Food Center, home to about 250 stalls where you’ll sample a selection of typical breakfast food items, such as sweet rice cakes and Singapore-style coffee. As you stroll through Chinatown, hear from your guide about the history of Singapore’s Chinese community. 

Get to know Singapore’s Little India neighborhood on a walking tour with an informative guide, who provides a deeper look at this district than you would otherwise experience on your own. Enjoy the bustling atmosphere as you check out vendors selling snacks, spices and saris, and visit Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, one of the oldest Hindu temples in Singapore. You’ll also have the chance to have your hand decorated with henna, if you wish.

Explore one of Singapore’s most popular neighborhoods on a personalized small-group tour. Chinatown has a rich history, and is actually very multicultural. On this tour you’ll see this first-hand by visiting various temples and mosques. Your knowledgeable local guide will narrate the history of the bustling area, and you’ll get plenty of chances to ask questions and take photos.

On this small-group walking tour (max. six participants) you’ll explore the historic and vibrant streets of one of Singapore’s most interesting neighborhoods, Little India. Visit temples, markets, and old shopping arcades full of Indian culture and color. As the tour is conveniently timed to end at lunch time, your guide will be able to show you to some authentic local eateries with delicious Indian food.

Explore Singapore from a Feng Shui perspective on this private 4-hour tour. Learn about the philosophy's beliefs from an in-the-know guide through visits to a Hakka cemetery, a monastery, the Marina Bay Sands, and Orchard Road. Hotel pickup and drop-off included.

Get the inside scoop on Singapore’s foodie scene from a local guide on this 3-hour small-group walking tour. Explore the vibrant districts of Chinatown and Little India; visit street food stalls, cafés, and markets; and sample an array of local delicacies along the way.

This guided walking tour takes you to bustling Chinatown just as the markets are setting up for the evening trade. With groups restricted to six participants, you’ll get personalized attention from your guide, the chance to ask questions, and little chance of not being able to hear what they say. You’ll get to try some favorite local food from hawker stalls in one of Singapore’s oldest and most authentic areas.

Some of Singapore’s best street food can be found in Chinatown and the evening is the most atmospheric time to explore. This 2.5-hour walking tour visits the district’s teashops, bakeries, and markets to sample an array of local delicacies, regional specialties, and sweet treats.

This small-group walking tour of Singapore is an ideal trip for repeat visitors who have already seen all the ‘must-see’ sights and are looking to understand the city on a deeper level. Your local guide will take you to a public housing town to show how real Singaporeans live, eat, shop, and relax, away from the tourist attractions. Listen to stories about Singapore’s history and culture to learn more about the multicultural city.

On this 3.5-hour tour of Tiong Bahru you’ll explore one of Singapore’s oldest public housing estates. Walk with a knowledgeable guide through this unique neighborhood, established in the 1920s by the British colonial government. Learn about its evolution to hipster hangout while you stop at local highlights such as Tiong Bahru Market, Qi Tian Gong Temple, The Dispensary and Nostalgia Hotel.

So many Singapore walking tours cover the same old, same old districts. Not this one. Traveling in a small group of maximum six guests, follow your local guide through the streets of Kampong Glam. See sights from its past as the home of Malay royalty, like the Istana Kampong Glam and the Sultan Mosque, and discover its hipster present on trendy Haji Lane.

Singapore is a multi-racial and religious country, it consists of 4 main races Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian, of which, Chinese is the largest community here. This tour will unveil the beginning of the Chinese immigrants, its first immigration wave to Singapore.After the tour, you will know understand when the first wave of Chinese came to Singapore, how they came, where they stayed, what were their faith and how they practiced it.Understand the Chinese culture of Singapore and see how it blends with the culture of Malay, Indian and Eurasian.

Experience food haven Singapore with its Halal food: the numbers of eateries offering such cuisines have increased and it is a great way to dine and explore Singapore.Kampong Glam has been restored, refurbished and new life breathed into it, bringing back the former colour and vibrancy of the area. Rows of conserved shophouses can be found in Arab Street. Additional to that, beautiful Mosques constructed way back in 1800’s surrounds the place. All Mosques/Masjids in Singapore are administered by Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), also known as Islamic Religious Council of Singapore.Seek out the heritage-rich restaurants and eateries that locals frequent; some of these boast a history even older than Singapore’s! So kick-start your foodie adventures in this colourful ethnic enclave with us!

Appreciate the diverse and colourful culture of this country and discovers what makes Singapore unique. Your local guide will share with you the insight of Chinese, Malay and Indian culture. We visit the most popular Indian and Chinese temples in Singapore, Sri Krishnan and Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho temples.Understand how the Hindu and Buddhists do their prayers and speak to their Gods and quells the bad omens in their lives.After that we will head to a well-known local sundry and dried good centre and take a peek into the ingredients used in Chinese cuisine. We will a take a short break here and sample some of the local delicacies here. Next, we will visit one of most beautiful mosques in Singapore, Masjid Abdul Gafoor; its fantastic structure is second to none in Asia and understand the faith of Islam. We will end our tour at Little India where we will take a closer peek into culture of the Indian community here; from their eating habits to their beliefs.