Singapore 2.5-Hour Walking Tour: Graves, Guns & Battles
Central Business District, Singapore, Singapore
Tread lightly, for treasures lie beneath a historic hill in the heart of the city - the spot where both 14th century Singapura and modern Singapore were born.
Highlights
- The Grave of the Last Ancient King of Singapore
- 19th Century Colonial Cemetery
- Old Fort Gateway
- Sang Nila Utama Garden
- Fort Canning Heritage Gallery
Description
This walking tour explores a historic hill that shaped both 14th century Singapura and modern Singapore, revealing stories of empires and rulers.
Visit the graves of empire-builders, a colonial fort, and learn about a spice that influenced world history. Experience the site once known as “Forbidden Hill,” and discover key moments in Singapore’s past.
Includes
- English-speaking guide
Excludes
- Food and drinks
- Tips
- Optional activity costs
Important Information
- This is a walking tour. Wear comfortable shoes, and bring an umbrella or poncho and a bottle of water.
- The tour involves climbing several stairs.
- Private tours are available at different rates. Please inquire for details.
- Children under 7 years old participate free of charge.
Easy Cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour focuses on the historical significance of Fort Canning Hill, including its graves, colonial sites, and battle history.
The tour takes place at Fort Canning Hill, a key historical location in central Singapore.
History enthusiasts and city explorers interested in Singapore's colonial and ancient past will appreciate this tour.
Yes, the tour includes visits to graves such as the Grave of the Last Ancient King of Singapore and the 19th Century Colonial Cemetery.
Yes, the Fort Canning Heritage Gallery is part of the walking tour experience.
The walking tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
No special equipment is needed, and the walk is suitable for most fitness levels.
Check the tour website for current availability and recommended times.
The tour covers periods from 14th century Singapura to 19th century colonial times and modern Singapore.
Yes, the tour includes guided commentary about the site's history and significance.
