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5 Interesting Neighborhoods in Singapore

Here are top picks for the most interesting neighborhoods in Singapore!


  • Jalan Besar

Jalan Besar is one of the most famous yet peaceful neighborhoods in Singapore. Its name translates to ‘big or wide island’ - it is an old swamp by Rocher and the other Kallang River which is now turned into little cozy cafes and restaurants. As well as independent local brands.




  • Seletar

Well-known for being a small airport in Singapore. Seletar is one of the most undiscovered neighborhoods in Singapore. Not a lot of people know but Seletar is home to the only fishing village in Singapore.


You can also bike around, watch the sunset in nearby parks like Rower’s bayPark and Yishun Dam.


  • Tiong Bahru

Is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Singapore but also home to famous cafes like Forty Hands and Flock Cafe. Exploring the streets of Tiong Bahru can feel like walking pass Singapore’s contemporary culture.


It has a very peaceful and quiet neighborhood that separates it from our traditional HDB houses.



  • Keong Saik

Keong Saik is a very hip and trendy neighborhood in Singapore. Formerly a red light district and now known for its very lively night-scene, trendy cafes and eateries and boat rides!



  • Everton Park


Is one of Singapore’s oldest residential states and is now filled with cafes, spas, boutiques, pottery studios and art galleries. There are also so many heritage murals around each corner of this neighborhood.



Let use know which of these places would you like to visit!

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