Singapore
FREE WALKING TOURS
Book the original Singapore free walking tours and visit many of the city's highlights with a local guide.
RATED #1 FREE WALKING
TOUR IN SINGAPORE
Pay-As-You-Wish
Designed for travellers seeking a budget-friendly tour experience. Simply show your appreciation by tipping our tourist guides.
Daily Tours
Our Free Tours are conducted daily, so feel free to join as many as you'd like within your schedule!
Easy-To-Book
Enjoy the convenience of instant confirmation when book online and secure your spot on our popular walking tours .
CHECK OUT OUR FREE WALKING TOURS!
Due to popular demand, we recommend you to book your slots on our free walking tours. Walk-ins are welcome but priority will be given to those who have booked their slots. We seek your punctual attendance if you manage to secure a spot on our walking tours. All tipping for tour guides are highly appreciated.
FREE WALKING TOUR SCHEDULE
Day | Morning (10:00-12:30) | Evening (16:00-18:30) |
|---|---|---|
Monday | Kampong Glam | Singapore City |
Tuesday | Chinatown | Singapore City |
Wednesday | Singapore City | Chinatown |
Thursday | Singapore City | Singapore City |
Friday | Singapore City &
Little India | Chinatown |
Saturday | Singapore City &
Kampong Glam | Singapore City |
Sunday | Singapore City &
Chinatown | Singapore City |
Singapore City Walking Tour
Explore our civic district and embrace the stories of a resilient nation that fought against all odds.
Mon - Sun
Meeting Point:
Raffles Place MRT Exit A (Street Level)
Ending Point:
Esplanade Waterfront / Merlion Park
10:00 - 12:30 (Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun)
16:00 - 18:30 (Mon, Tue, Thu, Sat, Sun)
HEAR WHAT YOUR FELLOW
TRAVELLERS SAY
Michelle C
Australia
Rating:
Best Walking Tours
On our recent trip to Singapore we did 3 small group walking tours - Chinatown with Bernard, Little India with Just and Kampong Glam with Angel. The tours were interesting and not too strenuous despite the heat. The tour guides took us to all the significant places in each area and filled the tours with humour and interesting stories. Special mention to Bernard who shared personal, emotional stories of his family and experiences growing up and Angel, whose obvious love of her job shined throughout the tour.
Would highly recommend any of these walking tours to anyone who wants to learn the history of Singapore from the people who live there. Remember to bring plenty of water and a hat or umbrella to help with the heat and humidity.
