The city is not only enjoyable to explore by car but also by foot. Singapore's walking trails are designed with various bridges, tunnels, crossings, and even street-level air-conditioning to enhance the experience. Here are a few of the many walking routes you can explore in Singapore:
Morning.
Take the subway to Farrer Park Station and walk to Little India Station to explore the Little India neighborhood. Continue on Rochor Canal Road, and you'll arrive at Arab Street, immersing yourself in the Muslim neighborhood. Starting from the Sultan Hussein Mosque, proceed along North Bridge Road until you reach the Sir Stamford Raffles Monument in the heart of Singapore. This iconic monument is often the starting point for many Singapore itineraries, and it's where we'll conclude!
Evening.
When night falls, take a leisurely stroll along Boat Quay and Clarke Quay for magnificent views of Singapore, especially during the mesmerizing laser show over the bay. The steps leading down from Marina Bay Sands provide one of the best vantage points.
Don't miss the opportunity to walk across the 280-meter DNA Bridge. It's worth noting that even nighttime walks in Singapore are perfectly safe, as the city boasts an incredibly low crime rate.
