Singapore has a rich and important history, and they can be seen In Singapore’s many parks. By visiting one of the arts and heritage parks in Singapore, you can learn about the rich history and culture of Singapore, all the while immersing yourself in tranquil nature and spending your time with friends and loved ones. Make your next outing a memorable and informative one by visiting one of the many arts and heritage parks here in the Lion City. To start you off, here is a short list of three of the many parks in Singapore.
1. Fort Canning Park
Fort Canning Park is a great park for a weekend outing, especially for those with families. While being chock-full of history and information, it is also a park with a lot of activities happening every day. There are many historically significant artifacts that you can see in Fort Canning Park, like the Fort Canning Park Bridge and the 9-Pound Cannon. Aside from the historical significance of Fort Canning, there are also exhibits for local art aficionados, like the ASEAN Sculpture Trail.
There are even many more things you could do in Fort Canning. You can bring the whole family to the many events that they hold. Even without events, you could still pack a picnic basket and eat with your loved ones on their picnic grounds.
2. Tiong Bahru Park
This 3.3-hectare park was redesigned in 2000 to with the theme ‘Old Frame, New Images,’ which melded new designs with old infrastructures. This park is great for families with small children, as it has a playground with such a unique design that it can only tickle the imagination of youngsters. Tiong Bahru’s playground is designed to look like a train tilted at many spots in different angles so that kids can weave in and out of the carriages. There is even a merry-go-round and a maze, for more kiddie adventures. Meanwhile, their parents and guardians can go on a run on the roads near the park, or buy a quick cup of coffee to drink while watching their children.
3. Pearl’s Hill City Park
For those whose idea of a good outing puts rest and relaxation at the top of the list, Pearl’s Hill City Park is the park for you. A hidden gem in the corner of Chinatown, this park is a place of calm and quiet, giving you a break from the noise and busyness of the city. While you’re there, you could rest under the Tembusu trees, or watch the stillness of the pond waters. When you’re done with your break, simply walk back into the fast-paced hustle and bustle of the city feeling calm and rejuvenated.