Jurong West Things to Do

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Once a Malay floating fish village, Tanjong Pagar is now a district with rich historical architecture, fusing modern skyscrapers with beautifully restored shop houses built between 1870 and 1940. The earlier houses are of Chine... more

The Keppel Railway Station opened its gates in 1932. Said to be inspired by Helsinki's railway terminus, it is characterized by an imposing dome, with four fine Art Deco images at the front portraying agriculture, commerce, ind... more

A space that has a prominent significance in Singapore's military history, the museum of 'Memories at Old Factory' is a mandatory stop for travelers who are keen to learn about Singapore's past. Housed in the refurbished Old Fo... more

Nestled in the leafy backyard of the majestic Grand Palace, the Johor Zoo is a popular weekend destination for local families. Compact enough so as not to turn a leisurely stroll into a tiring trek, it houses nevertheless a goo... more

Trace the events that have shaped Singapore from the 14th century right up to the present day. Discover the rich heritage of its people, their ancestral roots, ethnic and religious diversity and past struggle for nationhood thr... more

Completed in 1990 and the fourth to be constructed at this site, the Coleman Bridge is the reconstruction of a more elegant predecessor built in 1886. The bridge links Hill Street and New Bridge Road, spanning the Singapore Riv... more

Located across the road from the Tepian Tebrau Hawker Centre, this obelisk commemorates martyred servicemen of the First and Second World Wars, and the Emergency (confrontation with Indonesia in 1962). It was completed in 1962... more

The sprawling garden within the compound of the Grand Palace is often ignored or hastily covered on most tour itineraries. Much is missed. Extending over an area the size of five football fields, the grounds are carefully lands... more

Situated right at the northern tip of Singapore near the causeway to Johor Bahru, Woodlands Town Center is truly at the crossroads. Frequented by commuters using the causeway, the center is a haven for bargain hunters, tourists... more