Lion City Stories

Strolling through the historic Fort Canning Park, Singapore River, and exploring iconic landmarks like the Fullerton Hotel and Clifford Pier, you will be transported to a time when seafarers, traders, and explorers shaped our island’s destiny.

Explore Singapore’s rich maritime heritage, discover the vital link between the maritime industry and our daily lives, and witness how Singapore continues to thrive as a global hub port and international maritime center.

“Chinatown Chaos” is an immersive puzzle hunt experience, set in the narrative of a new nation, with diverse immigrants facing racial tensions. Teams collaborate to build unity and cohesion, making it a unique and meaningful team-building event in Singapore.

Tiong Bahru is a charming blend of heritage and modernity, rich in history, culture, and art. Highlights include Seng Poh Garden with its elegant Dancing Girl Sculpture, the bustling Tiong Bahru Market, and the iconic Art Deco buildings, home to Singapore’s last pre-war civilian air raid shelter.

Singapore’s success is synonymous with the name Lee Kuan Yew. As Singapore’s first Prime Minister, he led the nation through crucial events, ensuring its survival and success. Explore sites that were integral to his formative years and inspired his path towards self-determination.

Embark on a thrilling amazing race adventure at Marina Bay! Join Ollie in solving puzzles to combat the invading Sludgies, a pollutant race threatening Planet Marina.

Step into the heart of Singapore’s legal system with this exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Family Justice Courts and State Courts. This immersive experience offers a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the judiciary, where critical decisions shape lives and uphold justice.

This tour is not simply a learning visit to sites related to the Japanese occupation. You will get to re-live the darkest period in Singapore’s history by joining in the adventures of a survivor from 1942-1945.

The Police Heritage Trail marks the Singapore Police Force’s contributions in policing this city-state, from its infancy to its rise to prominence as a highly developed nation.

From a fishing village to a modern metropolis, the development of Singapore is an impressive story, best told through historical landmarks that stand frozen in time around the Civic District.

Toa Payoh is more than just a mature housing estate it is a symbol of Singapore’s urban transformation and a living testament to the country’s public housing journey.