Signature Urban Night Walk: Sunset, Street Food & Singapore Stories

Highlights:

Visit one of the oldest former temples in Singapore built by Cantonese and Hakka immigrants
Enjoy Street Food at Singapore’s most iconic hawker centre in the heart of the Central Business District
Visit iconic landmarks along the river that blend history with modernity
Walk to the heart of city nightlife

Explore Singapore after dark as it transforms into a different city, decorated with dazzling lights across a stunning skyline. This walk begins in Telok Ayer, one of the oldest streets in the city, where the early Chinese and Indian migrants built their temples and trading houses in the 1800s, and ends at the colonial waterfront of Boat Quay, taking you to the heart of Singapore's nightlife.

Along the way, enjoy charcoal-grilled satay and sugar cane drinks at the iconic Lau Pa Sat hawker centre, and stop by Fuk Tak Chi, Singapore's first street museum. We’ll take you to view some of Singapore’s most iconic landmarks, exploring both old and modern architecture that showcase the city’s development from a small trading port to the bustling financial hub that it is today.

Important Information

What's included?

3 hours with a licensed and professional local guide
Assorted charcoal-grilled satay with 1 non-alcoholic drink and 1 extra local dish at Lau Pa Sat
1 bottle of mineral water
Small group experience (max 10 pax)

Exclusions

Tips & Gratuities (always appreciated, never expected)
Other personal expenses

Please Note

The tour requires at least 2 full paying participants to proceed. The operator reserves the right to cancel or reschedule at their discretion.
If a tour cannot go ahead, you will be notified by email at least 2 days before departure.
The tour involves hawker centre dining, table booking and food pre-ordering are not possible. There may be waiting times; we appreciate your patience.
Children's policy: 1 adult may purchase a maximum of 1 child ticket; 2 adults may purchase a maximum of 2 child tickets. Any additional children will be charged the full adult price.
Not wheelchair accessible. Not suitable for strollers or pets.
Not recommended for pregnant travellers.
Infants must not sit on laps; infant seats unavailable.
Public transport connections available nearby.

What do I need to bring?

Wear something light and comfortable, Singapore nights are warm and humid. A hat, sunglasses and sunscreen for the earlier part of the evening, and an umbrella or poncho in case of rain. :)