Top Singapore Art Tours

Learn photography tips and tricks from a professional photographer while also sightseeing on this walking tour. Your guide will seek out many lesser-known spots so you can take some unusual photos, as well as show you to the more iconic places. Learn tips so that you can take better photos of landscapes, architecture, portraits, people, nature, and more. Enjoy an extended lunch stop, plus a river cruise.

Get an insider’s perspective on the Singapore nightlife scene on this private walking tour. Taste Chinese snacks and drinks as you explore the city's hawker centers and off-the-beaten-track locations. There’s more than just eating and drinking on this tour though—explore historic Chinatown, experience the hustle and bustle of a hawker center, and watch the Marina Bay light and water show.

Uncover Singapore's colourful side - this audio tour shows you the secret spots where you can find spectacular street art works in the midst of a historical ethnic neighbourhood. With just your smart phone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app which also works offline, you will be introduced to some stellar art by local and international street artists as you explore the narrow lanes of Singapore's ethnic Arab and Malay quarter.

Sarah's academic background in geography and archeology, her active involvement in the culture and art scene in Singapore, and her willingness to customise her tours to fit the particular interests of her guests add unique depth and flavor to their experience.

Discover the highlights of Singaporean sub-cultures, away from the glitz and ultra-modern development the city is known for, on this street art and food tour. Your knowledgeable local guide will lead you down small alleyways and through back doors in search of the best local snacks. En route, stop to admire impressive mural street art by Singaporean and international artists. On this tour you’ll see a different, quirkier side of Singapore.

Go deeper into Singapore’s heritage on this fascinating history and art walking tour. Numbers are capped at just eight travelers, ensuring plenty of time to chat with your guide as you admire historic temple carvings, colonial-era photographs, pioneer statues, and neoclassical architecture. Along the way, enjoy a local-style tea or coffee in a hawker court and noodles from a stall that once held the coveted Michelin star.

Visit the Gardens by the Bay with three garden settings—Bay Central Garden, Bay South Garden, and Bay East Garden. See the Supertree Grove, featuring towering tree-like trunks that work as vertical gardens illuminated after dark. Don’t miss the famous Cloud Forest, home to an indoor waterfall, and the Flower Dome, a botanic garden housing exotic plant life from around the world. Highlights: • Cloud Forest and Flower Dome admission fees included • Enjoy strolling leisurely through various landscapes; lush vegetation, grand pavilions, pretty lakes & amazing views of Marina Bay’s skyline • Watch the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls in the Cloud Forest conservatory • Admire the view of the city from the top the Marina Bay Sand's Skypark • Enjoy watching the brilliance Supertree Grove light show

Get a unique and personal insight into what's formally known as the Bras Basah Bugis arts and cultural precinct on this self-guided GPS audio tour. Chock-a-block with arts venues, historical buildings, architectural gems, cool cafes and hidden secrets, this walk aims to channel the inner artoholic in you. Places to stop along the way include The Substation, The National Museum, The Singapore Art Museum, The National Design Centre, Objectifs Centre for Photography and Film, DECK, Lasalle College of the Arts, 7 Kickstart Cafe, Centre 42, Fine Palate Cafe, Private Museum, Kapok, Artichoke, DECK and The Institute of Contemporary Art. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

Tired of traipsing through the main thoroughfares with hordes of other tourists? Why not wander through back lanes instead, and hear stories of the people who make up the community?