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Featured Sites

Explore featured heritage sites across Singapore, from a century-old lychee tree to Lee Kuan Yew's birthplace. Discover landmarks in areas like Newton, Goldhill, and the Botanic Gardens.

Last updated 13 August 2026

Highlights

Upward view of tall trees with green and yellow leaves against a blue sky, with a metal pole visible at the base.

Century-old Lychee Tree

Goldhill NC

Two-story white colonial building with black timber framing, open arched lower level, set on a green hillside with trees.

Black & White Bungalows

Goldhill NC

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

Singapore Botanic Gardens

Botanic Gardens RN

Cambridge RN

A red brick church with a tall cross tower, surrounded by tropical trees and greenery along a quiet road.

Singapore Baptist Church

Singapore Baptist Church, founded 1960, began in a Cambridge Road house before moving to its present site in 1969. It pioneered bilingual Baptist services in Singapore.

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Goldhill NC

White church building with a stained glass cross window, labeled Hakka Methodist Church in English and Chinese characters.

Hakka Methodist Church

Hakka Methodist Church is marked by a 1,000-pound aluminum cross, installed in 1966 with the aid of two RAF helicopters.

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Newton RN

Green street sign reading "Kg Java Rd" on a pole, with a tall modern building and trees in the background.

Birthplace of Lee Kuan Yew

Lee Kuan Yew was born on 16 September 1923 at 92 Kampong Java Road, a two-story house. The road was named for the Javanese community known for their gardening and horse-tending skills.

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Botanic Gardens RN

Colonial white building with red tile roof at Cluny Park Rd intersection, displaying a Christmas Fair banner.

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.

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The Hills RN

Green sign reading Mount Emily Park beside a road, with purple flowers, yellow shrubs, and tall trees behind it.

Mount Emily Swimming Pool and Coat of Arms

Opened in 1929 as Singapore's first public pool, Mount Emily Swimming Pool was once a popular destination for local swimmers. Originally a reservoir, it closed in 1981 due to low attendance. The site is now Mount Emily Park, featuring the Singapore Municipal Commission's Coat of Arms, granted in 1948.

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