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Start & End Point

Let’s Go Bike Singapore

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Chinatown

A Mosque, Indian and Chinese temples on the same street?! Right here in Chinatown! Understand Singapore’s diverse cultures and see how the various religions live in harmony.

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Singapore River

It would not be wrong to say that everything about Singapore started from this river. Once filthy and crowded with squatters, it is now clean and boasts some of the priciest real estate in town. The numerous eateries and bars that dot the promenade come alive when night falls.

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Boat, Clarke & Robertson Quays

Formerly warehouses for goods trading along the Singapore River, the only businesses you’ll find here are restaurants, clubs and bars. This is where the tourists and locals come to party!

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Kampong Glam

The Malays are the original inhabitants of Singapore and no other place reflects this better than Kampong Glam. Be awed by Sultan Mosque and explore the quaint little streets around it!

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The Museum District

Philatelic, Peranakan, National & Art Museums are all in the vicinity. The Singapore Management University (SMU) was established in 2000 and is the first and only public university in the city area.

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City Hall

This area holds the WW2 memorial for civilians. It is also near the iconic RaffIes Hotel and part of the route for the Singapore Formula 1 night race.

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Marina Bay, Esplanade & The Merlion

Making waves is the Marina Bay, the hippest place to see and be seen. The Esplanade is Singapore’s world-class performing arts theatre and concert hall. Or affectionately known as ‘durian’ to locals! The Merlion is a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, used as a tourism mascot and national personification of Singapore.

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Fullerton Hotel

Originally a fort built in 1829 against sea attacks, the main building was built in 1928 and used as the Post Office until 1970s. The Tax Dept took over until 1995. Fullerton Hotel opened in 2001.

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Raffles Hotel

This is the business heartbeat of Singapore. Surrounded by modem glass skyscrapers, offices of the world’s major companies, financial institutions can be found here.

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The Civic District

Look out for the Supreme Court and Singapore’s Parliament House. A statue of Sir Stamford Raffles, founder of modern Singapore in 1819, is found here.

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Speakers’ Corner

The only place in Singapore where you are allowed to hold public rallies, speeches and protests; right next to a Police Station!

Stop for a Coffee Break

Cycling sure makes you hungry. Let our guide take you to a local food stop where you can enjoy local snacks and drinks to refuel!