DISCOVER THE STORIES OF THE SINGAPORE RIVER THROUGH A GUIDED LAND & BOAT TOUR
Step beyond the usual river experience in this exclusive Singapore River Festival edition. Journey through Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay on a curated boat ride and guided heritage walk, uncovering hidden stories, historic landmarks, and rarely accessible spaces that reveal the rich past of the Singapore River.
EVENT INFORMATION
Date
Saturday, 12 September 2026
Time
4.00pm–5.30pm
Meeting Point
Water B's Fort Canning Kiosk
(Next to Tan Tye Place)
Price
S$50 per person
(+ S$4 SISTIC booking fee)
Eligible Pass
SG CULTURE PASS
EVENT INFORMATION
Date
Saturday, 12 September 2026
Time
4.00pm–5.30pm
Meeting Point
Water B's Fort Canning Kiosk
(Next to Tan Tye Place)
Price
S$50 per person
(+ S$4 SISTIC booking fee)
Eligible Pass
SG CULTURE PASS
WHY THIS TOUR IS DIFFERENT
Venture into the quieter side of the Singapore River as you uncover hidden stories, step inside rarely accessible conserved spaces, and discover how history, trade, conservation, and thoughtful urban planning shaped Robertson Quay into the precinct it is today.
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
From Quays to Quiet Waters
Cruise from Clarke Quay to Robertson Quay and experience the river's changing rhythm.
A Forgotten Island Rediscovered
Uncover the story of Pulau Saigon and its lasting imprint on the waterfront.
Inside the Last Godowns
Step beyond the façade into conserved Jiak Kim Street warehouses rarely experienced by the public.
Stories Hidden in Plain Sight
Discover how history, architecture, and thoughtful planning shaped today's riverfront.
MEET YOUR GUIDE
The Urbanist Singapore celebrates the stories woven into Singapore s heritage and urban landscape. Led by heritage educator Yong, its curated experiences uncover the history, architecture, and planning that have shaped the city, encouraging visitors to see familiar places through a new lens.
ONE DATE ONLY - DON'T MISS IT
