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Botanic Gardens RN

Explore the heritage sites of the Botanic Gardens area, from Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site to colonial landmarks like Cluny Court and the Gallop Extension.

Last updated 13 August 2026
Two-story Ministry of Education building on Evans Road with a red canopy entrance, orange traffic cones, and a flag pole.

CCAB

The Ministry of Education Co-Curricular Activities Centre, formerly CCAB, is a key venue for student events and sports, supporting diverse co-curricular activities across Singapore schools.

Colonial white building with red tile roof at Cluny Park Rd intersection, featuring a Christmas Fair banner and street signs.

Cluny Court

Cluny Court, near Singapore Botanic Gardens, is a heritage building known for its colonial architecture. It hosts various retail shops, cafes, and restaurants, offering a blend of history and contemporary culture.

Stone entrance sign reading "Gallop Extension Singapore Botanic Gardens" surrounded by lush tropical trees and flowering plants.

Gallop Extension

The Gallop Extension at Singapore Botanic Gardens features nature play areas, a forest discovery center, and restored colonial houses, offering expanded green spaces and educational experiences for visitors.

Stone entrance sign reading Singapore Botanic Gardens Bukit Timah Gate, surrounded by lush tropical plants and palm trees.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

The Singapore Botanic Gardens, located at 1 Cluny Road, is Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site. Key attractions include Swan Lake, National Orchid Gardens, Symphony Stage, and the historic Tanglin Gate.

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