Areas & Streets
District breakdown of Chinatown locations and landmarks.
Pagoda Street
Bustling pedestrian street with souvenir shops and street food
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Smith Street
Food street famous for authentic hawker stalls and local cuisine
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Temple Street
Historic street known for traditional shophouses and vibrant street life
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Trengganu Street
Quiet street with traditional shophouses and cultural sites
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Club Street
Vibrant area mixing heritage shophouses with modern bars, restaurants, and businesses
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Kreta Ayer
The heart of Chinatown, Kreta Ayer is home to the bustling Chinatown Street Market, traditional shophouses, and cultural landmarks like the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. The area comes alive during festive seasons with street markets and decorations.
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Telok Ayer
Telok Ayer is where Singapore's first Chinese immigrants landed. Today, it's a vibrant mix of heritage temples, modern offices, and trendy eateries along Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street. The area features the magnificent Thian Hock Keng Temple.
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Tanjong Pagar / Duxton
Once known for its traditional shophouses and clan associations, Tanjong Pagar has transformed into a modern dining and entertainment hub while preserving its heritage charm. The area features Maxwell Food Centre and the iconic Pinnacle@Duxton.
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Bukit Pasoh / Keong Saik
Bukit Pasoh and Keong Saik Road have evolved from their colourful past into one of Singapore's most stylish neighbourhoods. Boutique hotels, artisanal cafes, and award-winning restaurants now line these beautifully restored heritage shophouses.
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Ann Siang Hill / Club Street
Ann Siang Hill and Club Street form a charming enclave of beautifully restored shophouses housing trendy bars, cafes, and design boutiques. By day, it's a peaceful heritage walk; by night, a lively dining and social scene.
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