SINGAPORE RIVER- Self Guided Audio Tour Guide for Android and iPhone

SINGAPORE RIVER- Self Guided Audio Tour Guide for Android and iPhone

Welcome to Singapore River a professionally narrated walking tour!

After you book the tour, we will email you the link to the APP and the TOUR PASSWORD.

FULLY-AUTOMATIC & OFFLINE: Each point of interest along the tour has a narrated story, narrated directions, and helpful images. As you walk along the path and approach a pin, it’s story will automatically pop up and start playing.

FASCINATING STORIES: Engaging, and entertaining story about each point.

FREEDOM TO TRAVEL: No scheduled tour timings, no crowded groups, and no rush to move along past stops that interest you.

PRE-TRAVEL PREPARATION
We recommend that you download the app & the tour while you have a good internet connection.

Itinerary
This is a typical itinerary for this product

Stop At: Bugis Street, 4 New Bugis St, Singapore 188868 Singapore

Bugis Street is a hot, bustling, and nearly claustrophobic street market selling everything from I Love SG shirts to sex toys. It’s Singapore’s version of Tokyo’s Harajuku, except it's cheaper, and has a lot more food.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Bras Basah Complex, Blk 233 Bain St, #04-11, Singapore 180231 Singapore

Bras Basah gets its name from the Malay term for ‘wet rice’, which was once laid out to dry on the banks of a nearby river. Back then, the Bras Basah neighbourhood was designated as a European area by the British colonial planners. It explains the prevalence of Catholic churches and missionary-run schools.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: 30 Victoria Street Chijmes, Singapore 187996 Singapore

CHIJMES, is the secular repurposing of what used to be a chapel, orphanage, and convent school.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, A Queen St Bras Basah MRT Station / City Hall MRT Station, Singapore 188533 Singapore

The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd is the oldest Catholic church in Singapore. It was established in 1832. The neo-Palladian porticoes and steeple are its most prominent features, which a $30m restoration in 2015 made sure to keep.

Duration: 20 minutes

Stop At: Singapore Art Museum, 61 Stamford Road #02-02, Stamford Court, Singapore 178892 Singapore

This building was originally constructed in 1852 by a priest-cum-architect, who came from France with Father Beurel. Additions to the structure, like the blue teak dome, were slowly added to this Baroque landmark

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: 93 Stamford Road National Museum of Singapore, Singapore 178897 Singapore

The National Museum is a piece of heritage that stands in its original skin.Today, the museum itself is an architect’s mix-and-match dream.

Duration: 20 minutes