CHIJMES

Singapore is really small, with all the worthy spots concentrated in one area. I've summarized a 2-day, 1-night city walk itinerary that's perfect for sightseeing and taking great photos! Itinerary: Haji Lane/Sultan Mosque—Praise Square—National Gallery Singapore—Clarke Quay—Old Hill Street Police Station—Merlion Park—Oxley—Gardens by the Bay (This route is the most direct and you can choose the places you want to visit. The following spots are particularly photogenic) Haji Lane/Sultan Mosque Haji Lane is a street filled with food, perfect for eating and strolling around. The buildings are colorful and there are many graffiti walls, making it a great place for photos! The Sultan Mosque is right next to Haji Lane, and taking photos through the door frame looks amazing! Old Hill Street Police Station This is the Singapore News and Arts Building, with dopamine-inducing colors. Standing across the street and taking photos is the best spot! Merlion Park A landmark of Singapore, where you can take creative photos as if you're catching the water from the Merlion's mouth. Gardens by the Bay It's like entering the planet of Pandora, with a light show at night. The shows start at 19:45 and 20:45 every night, lasting 15 minutes each. Opening hours: Outdoor gardens 5:00-next day 2:00, other areas 9:00-21:00 💰: Admission is free, but tickets for the Flower Dome/Cloud Forest/Fantasy Garden/Supertree Observatory need to be purchased separately, around 125 RMB Food Recommendations: Ya Kun Kaya Toast, Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Hainanese Chicken Rice, Nasi Lemak Accommodation: Swissotel The Stamford Singapore, conveniently located near attractions with great views! Little tips: 1. No need to exchange too much Singaporean currency, as many places accept Alipay. 2. Do not spit or jaywalk in Singapore, as fines are enforced! 3. No worries about language barriers, there are many Chinese speakers who can speak Mandarin! Hi, I am 567, I have traveled through 15 countries and 130 cities. Singapore is the 14th country I visited, and the travel experience was really great! It's also very safe, and now with visa-free access, you can travel with ease! Follow me! Continue to explore the world with me!

Calm, peace, meditation + good breakfast! If you are looking for a place where you can have all of these -- no doubt Chijmes is the place! Things to do in Chijmes: 1. Sit on the one of the greeny spot and think about whatever calms your soul so you can gear up for the day! (such a need in times like these!) 2. Dine-in at The Glasshouse! Have good breakfast and a cup of coffee! I swear everything in their menu is good and worth it! (Drink and meal cost range: 4 sgd - 20 sgd) 3. Walk around Chijmes. What's exceptional with this place is that while you are getting your dose of vitamin D by walking on daylight, you also get to clear your thoughts by just looking at its fine architectural design-- making you feel light and refreshed after! #walkingaround #cafesg #breakfast #chimeschijmes

#singaporetrip Chijmes is a historic place. It was a school, a place of worship and now, it's a place for weddings and celebration. Beautiful historic building now turned into a tourist hotspot with lots of bar and restaurants. Very beautiful architecture and well maintained The main hall is a popular venue and was even used for the movie crazy, rich Asians. Going down, you'll come across the winery which is a bar. There's also a nice garden. This place is beautiful especially at night.

Step into a world of enchantment at CHIJMES Singapore, where timeless beauty and vibrant energy converge! ✨✨ Immerse yourself in the rich history and architectural grandeur of this stunning destination. As you wander through the picturesque courtyards, adorned with lush greenery and elegant gazebos, let your senses be captivated by the charm of the surroundings. Indulge in a culinary journey like no other, as the tantalizing aromas of world-class cuisine fill the air. From Michelin-starred restaurants to trendy cafes, every bite is a culinary delight. Unleash your inner shopaholic as you explore the chic boutiques and discover hidden gems that cater to every taste and style. Whether you're seeking a romantic evening or a lively gathering with friends, CHIJMES is the perfect backdrop for unforgettable memories. Soak in the vibrant atmosphere, where laughter and joy come together. Come, join me on this extraordinary adventure at CHIJMES Singapore, and let's create magical moments that will last a lifetime! ✨❤️ #exploresingapore #chijmes #hiddengem #solotraveller #CHIJMES #TimelessBeauty #CulinaryDelights #ShopaholicsParadise #UnforgettableMemories #SingaporeVibes"

Old Hill Street Police Station (Image 1) This historically significant building has 927 colorful windows, creating a stunning 'rainbow wall'. It used to be the Old Hill Street Police Station 👮🏻, and now it is the building of the Singapore Ministry of Communications and the Arts. It is also one of the most famous postcards of Singapore, with the building consisting of 927 windows of various colors. The color intensity of the windows on the first four floors is the same, while the fifth and sixth floors have gradually stronger colors. Whether it's sunny or rainy, you can enjoy the gorgeous 'rainbow' 🌈 📸 A good spot for taking photos is across the street, where you can stand under the road sign or take more natural snapshots while crossing the street. Be sure to watch out for vehicles when crossing! · The Peranakan Museum (Image 2) This place is a treasure trove for exploring Peranakan culture! The museum has three floors and nine galleries, displaying the lifestyle and culture of the Peranakan Chinese. The building itself is an excellent spot for photography, with its beautiful neoclassical European style architecture 📸! 🎫 Adults 12 SGD, Students 8 SGD (Free for Singapore residents) ⏰ 10:00-19:00 · Southern Ridges ⛰️ (Image 3) A paradise for hiking and cycling enthusiasts. The ridge and trails, about 10 kilometers long, are lined with green trees and fresh air. Along the way, you can enjoy a 360° view of Singapore's city and harbor. The famous Henderson Waves bridge is a charming spot for photography, giving the feeling of walking in the air, and is well worth the experience~ · Orchard Library (Image 4) The library, located on the third and fourth floors of orchard gateway, is most captivating for its wave-shaped S-shaped bookshelves, which are very photogenic~ It also has cocoon-like private seating, where you can spend a leisurely reading time. The library has over 100,000 books, nearly half of which are on design, lifestyle, and applied arts. Additionally, it is the library with the largest collection of magazines in Singapore, a must-visit for magazine lovers! ⏰ 11:00-21:00 · Fort Canning Park (Image 5) A hot 🔥 internet-famous spot both domestically and internationally! The most famous photo spot in the park is the 'Dragon's Den', with its huge spiral staircase paired with towering ancient trees above, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere~ Wearing bright clothes will produce better photo results! · Chijmes (Image 6) One of the few former female convents in the world, the complex ⛪️ blends modern and Neo-Gothic classical architecture, with colorful stained glass, artificial waterfalls, fountains, and every corner exudes a classical European charm. It's a very hot 🔥 and popular check-in spot! Ladies wearing light-colored or black dresses 👗 will look more photogenic! 🚇 Take the CC line to Bras Basah station and walk to reach.

#singaporetrip Praise Square CHIUIMES, Singapore. Praise Square is centered around a Gothic cathedral, surrounded by a wide inner courtyard and a sunken courtyard square in European style architecture, making it one of the most exquisite religious sites in Singapore. Other stone blue decorative patterns, murals, and Belgian stained glass windows can still amaze people today. The pure white Gothic architecture appears exquisite and intoxicating against the backdrop of the azure sky and the curtains. If you can make it to Praise Square on a non working afternoon, then you should be grateful to receive the rare tranquility and comfort in this monastery located in the bustling center.

| 8 Popular Attractions Accessible by Subway.📍 Fort Canning Park A historic site with a century-old history, featuring majestic spiral staircases perfect for photo ops Take the subway to NS24 Dhoby Ghaut Station to get there · 📍 Kampong Glam Colorful, fairy-tale-like streets bursting with exotic charm, accessible by subway at EW12 or DT14 Bugis Station · 📍 Jurong Lake Gardens Thatched grasslands, solitary ironwood trees, and natural beauty make it a popular spot for photos, reachable by subway at EW26 Lakeside Station · 📍 Chijmes A stunningly beautiful pure white European-style church with a detailed and gorgeous architectural style, 360 degrees with no blind spots, accessible by subway at NS25 or EW13 City Hall Station · 📍 Old Hill Street Police Station A playful, colorful Italian-style building, take the subway to NE5 ClarkeQuay Station, exit from Exit E, and walk for about 5 minutes · 📍 Keong Saik Street An extremely popular Instagram-worthy street, not only filled with various shops and delicacies but also featuring a retro Nanyang style that's very photogenic, accessible by subway at EW16 or NE3 Outram Park Station · 📍 Redhill MRT Station A pink background that will make any girl's heart explode, accessible by subway at EW18 Redhill Station · 📍 Orchard Road Library A tranquil atmosphere filled with the scent of books, immerse yourself in a vast ocean of books, take the subway to NS23 Somerset Station and walk for 5 minutes to arrive · Follow me for more travel tips abroad, let's go see the world together~

From the outside, this place seems like a quiet church. Beautiful place. There are so many restaurants situated within church premises and all of them are beautiful. The ambiance is lively with many restaurants playing live music and concerts. You can chill and enjoy time with family/friends. Great place to hang around and listen to some good music or watch the match on big screens. #citywalk

#singaporetrip This is a place steeped in historical charm, seamlessly blending a Catholic convent with worldly vitality and fashion, creating a unique and vivid atmosphere. Compared to some extreme and closed-off religious settings, it embodies a more international and inclusive approach. Moreover, as Christmas draws near, it's adorned with heartwarming decorations, fostering a sense of anticipation for the festive ambiance.