Tanjong Pagar is a historic conservation district and an exciting part of Singapore's central business district. Streets are dotted with rows of traditional shophouses with fascinating architecture. Its reputation as one of the city's best places for dining is evident in its great variety of local and international cuisines, especially that of Korean influence, and hence the affectionate nickname of "Little Korea" or "Koreatown". The neighbouring Duxton Hill, also a conservation area, is like a little oasis of charm with cobblestone streets, trendy cafes and bars, and vintage boutiques with eye-catching window displays of fashion, books, toys and souvenirs. Come explore Tanjong Pagar and Duxton Hill with us and learn about early immigrants and how this neighbourhood was transformed from a sleepy fishing village and seedy red light district into a vibrant and charming district that it is today.

This tour starts at Tanjong Pagar and ends at Maxwell Food Centre.