Walk down one of Singapore's trendiest nightlife spots and learn about its lesser known and often peculiar history. Revel in the tales of the river guardian and the fall of the old ice house as you sample some of the best craft beers at the local breweries. 

Changi is synonymous with the war in Singapore. From the Sook Ching massacres on Changi Beach to the various POW camps that littered the area, this walk will give you a poignant look into the harsh lives of the soldiers and civillians in those turbulent times. 

Chinatown is called the "place of nightless days" and on this walk you'll find out why. Hear the tales of vice and sorrow as you explore the notorious red light district while the bright bustle of Food Street lets you experience the night market in full force. 

Combining an historical walk with a pub crawl, The Tipple Exchange brings you down Boat Quay and the Singapore River, revealing the slightly shadier side of Singapore's history. Be regaled by tales of the country's greatest criminals and underhanded traders while you toss back a couple of fine brews. 

Ever wonder what Singapore was like before the British arrived? Wend your way through Kampong Glam as you learn about the history of the spice trade and ancient tales of Singapore's Sultans.

Retrace the footsteps of the British in Singapore during the war. Hear stories about the ferocious artillery assault on the Labrador Battery, the massacres at Alexandra Hospital and visit the Kranji War Cemetary in honor of the soldiers who fought in the defense of this far flung outpost of the British Empire. 

Get a taste of the subcontinent's culture as you walk through Little India's markets, temples and bazaars. Traverse the gardens of the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple to learn about Hindu philosophy and take in the captivating aromas as you pass by the spice mills.

Discover the many facets of Chinese culture as you stroll through the intricate landmarks of Chinatown. From the Hokkien temples to the various remedy stores, this walk delves into the lives of Singapore's early Chinese immigrants who brought with them their architecture, cuisine and bartering skills. 

Explore the remnants of colonial Singapore and the fascinating history that comes along with it as you walk through areas like Coleman street, St. Andrews Cathedral and the Raffles Hotel. New additions to the walk include a breathtaking cityscape view atop the Supreme Court Viewing Deck where you can learn about recent urban developments.