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Top 10 Things to do in Geylang, Singapore
The Singapore cityscape looks like it was ripped from the pages of a science fiction comic book. If you’re hungry for a true Singapore experience, sample the myriad street foods or take a cultural cooking class. The Botanic Gardens and the Gardens By the Bay offer a slice of horticultural heaven, and the observation deck of the Sands SkyPark makes you feel like you’re high above the clouds. The banks and walkways along the Singapore River bustle with local activity.
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1. The Real Singapore Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 283 reviews
Our tours are creatively designed and led by professional guides who are champions of Singapore culture. With Guided Experiences and Activity-Based Touring, our Tours for the Thinking Traveller seek to fuse the heart and soul of Singapore together with fresh insights.
2. Tan Swie Hian Museum
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
The rustic and oldish feel of the Tan Swie Hian Museum is interesting to see for yourself, and is a testament to one of the most famous and hardworking artists working right here in Singapore.
3. The Intan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 576 reviews
VISITS ARE STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENTS Founded in 2003, The Intan is a Peranakan heritage home-museum. The brainchild of antique collector and owner Alvin Yapp, The Intan (meaning 'rose-cut diamond' in Malay) enlightens its guests about the multi-facetted aspects of Peranakan culture through a kaleidoscope of rare historical artefacts, intriguing personal stories, and authentic dining experiences. Located in the heart of Joo Chiat, a traditional Peranakan enclave and Singapore's first heritage town (2011), The Intan offers personalised tours conducted by Alvin, which culminate with authentic Peranakan tea sessions and dinners inspired by his mother. The Intan also doubles up as a unique event space, having hosted a variety of activities that included jewellery exhibitions, art shows and violin recitals. Voted Best Overall Experience in Singapore's inaugural Museum Roundtable Awards, The Intan has been featured internationally on CNN Travel, Discovery Channel and National Geographic. Singapore Travelholic lists The Intan as the top 5 Peranakan activities to do in Singapore. With a vision to promote Peranakan culture beyond Singapore, The Intan's collection has been showcased in places such as Croatia, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Moscow, London and Barcelona.
Reviewed By fyahya44 - Singapore, Singapore
We visited Singapore's smallest and only lived in museum called the Intan in late January. Visits are by appointments only and the live in owner and guide Alvin showed us around and chatted with us over peranakan snacks. Alvin is an avid collector and passionate about the Peranakan Culture, heritage and history. The museum is self funded and the money he collects for admission actually goes to several children's charities. Its a real gem of a place in the historic area of Joo Chiat so please support this wonderful hidden Gem in Singapore.
4. A Vintage Tale - World’s Wardrobe
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By glks7 - Washington DC, United States
Loved stepping into the past in this vintage shophouse. Beautifully decorated, thoughtfully curated, and a colorful feast for the eyes. So many vintage clothing, jewelry, and accessory items! The owners are kind and friendly and their shop is a bright, colorful nod to the past while still being fashion forward. I loved the interior design & decor almost as much as I loved the fashion finds. I purchased a beautiful skirt that will be a reminder of a great visit to Singapore.
5. Pink Blossoms Brewing
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Singapore craft brewery with attached tasting room. Visit us for tasty beers brewed in Singapore. (Tasting room entrance is located along Ubi Ave 3)
6. Hat of Cain
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5.0 based on 38 reviews
Established in 2012, Hat of Cain is a homegrown Singapore brand specialising in Panama hats. Our hats are ethically sourced and hand-woven in Ecuador. Located in the charming neighbourhood of Joo Chiat, we carry over 40 hat styles, a selection of linen shirts and offer hat repair and restoration services. A curated store not to be missed for a personal hat fitting session.
7. Samarpan Meditation
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
SAMARPAN MEDITATION, SINGAPORE 'Home to Inner Peace', this place is a gateway to know yourself. You will see a big hall, were people do meditation in the proximity of energized Idol (Mangal Murti), & feel the positive vibs within. This center has recently inaugurated. Opening Hours: EveryDay Morning: 07am - 01pm Evening: 04pm-08pm
8. The Custom Bites
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5.0 based on 37 reviews
The Custom Bites is an artisan bakery well known for beautifully customised desserts. We specialise in fondant and royal icing sugar cookies, and are also certified instructors in the art of Korean bean paste flower cakes decorating. We love hosting workshops and welcoming people from around the world to experience the art of pastry decorating in our beautiful instagrammable fairylights studio.
Reviewed By natashaarvind - Singapore, Singapore
My boyfriend and I really enjoyed our time at the custom bites. Especially not having much knowledge in baking cookies or decorating them, we did not know what to expect. But Lyn really made the whole class such a fun and joyful experience. She was extremely skilled and we learnt a lot from her. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who would like to have a fun day session with friends/partners! Thank you once again Lyn :)
9. Sri Shivan Temple
10. SingPost Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By felix640 - Singapore, Singapore
SingPost have a surprisingly wide variety of restaurants and Food courts. With a cinema and supermarket, this is a one stop shopping centre within the heartlands. Residents staying nearby will no doubt benefit from this retail hub
