Ann Siang Hill Park

Ann Siang Hill is a historic area in Singapore known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere. Ann Siang Hill is famous for its beautifully preserved shophouses that date back to the early 1900s. These colorful and well-maintained buildings showcase a mix of architectural styles, including Chinese and European influences. Today, Ann Siang Hill has transformed into a trendy district filled with bars, restaurants, and cafes. It's a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to enjoy a wide range of culinary delights and nightlife options. Ann Siang Hill is not only a glimpse into Singapore's past but also a vibrant and dynamic part of the city that continues to evolve while paying homage to its roots. #travel #singapore #culture #heritage #holiday

#mysgmemories Can lah! Let’s go kaikai! Ann Siang Hill is a shortcut I always take to go to Maxwell market from Tanjong pagar. I am delighted that this place is being preserved and still a walking walkway. It is easy to find, and you can also go on a historical pathway with the signboards along the way. Sometimes, you can spot cats around here too. All the shophouses are also being preserved along this street. Most of these shophouses have been converted to cafes and eateries. You can also find omakase places too and it is hard to recognize at first. My parents will also tell me about their childhood stories on where they stay and play along this road many years ago.

From my room in The Clan hotel, I can see a curved pathway which seem to lead somewhere (refer to photo with arrow). Went out to explore, due to my curiosity. Found out this was one of the exits of Ann Siang Hill Park. This park is near Telok Ayer mrt and can be explored in around 10 minutes. I started from the park’s entrance found in Amoy street and followed the pathway which led me to a flight of stairs. This will lead you a spiral staircase or another pathway (exit). I went up the spiral staircase which led me to a resting area in front of PS Cafe. At the left side of PS Cafe, there was a path to go down and at the right side, it will lead you to a wall with mural (cafe’s side) and a pathway to another exit. I think the stairs at the left side and pathway at the right side of the cafe leads to either Club Street or Ann Siang road. I walked back towards the spiral staircase to go down, followed the pathway to the exit and headed my way back to Amoy street to go back to the hotel. The hill was a good 20 minute walk from and to The Clan. Park Rating : 5/5 Address : 78 Club Street Ambiance/Facilities : relaxed/chill; there is a PS Cafe on top of the hill and lots of benches throughout the area to rest #hill #park #amoy #chill #cafe #nature #telokayer #walk #stroll #relax

A hidden enclave within Chinatown, Ann Siang Hill is a serene and peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of nearby shophouses and Tanjong Pagar CBD district. Filled with lush greenery, open air benches and stretches covered walkway and pavilions, the park almost feels like a different world from gleaming modern Singapore. Explore the back alleys of shophouses and see unexpected vistas as you climb up stairs and navigate the hilly terrain, with birds chirping and small breezes of wind. There are some info panels along the way with historical background of the park. Recommended stop if you are visiting Chinatown area. #historicculture#culturalattractions

#2024wish This is a peaceful enclave surrounded by vibrantly colored shophouses and provides visitors with an escape from the bustling urban surroundings. It has a captivating history that stretches back to the 1800s where the information can be seen from the board at both entrances. Walking up the hill, I could appreciated the view from the hill which consisted of shophouses and the tall building at as backdrop. It's a nice escape to take a nice break here. In 2024, I want to visit a country that has lots of greeneries and I want to visit Sweden 🇸🇪 which is the top 10 greenest countries! #Mywishtrip #hereicome #tripcomsg #exploresingapore #citywalk #timetotravel #singaporefun #naturelover

#singapore Ann Siang Hill Park is a quaint place amongst the hustle and bustle of the Central Business District for anyone to take a breather. Walking up a spiral staircase and Il eventually got to the summit, with a timbre deck. This is also a spot to get the view of juxtaposition of ultra modern CBD and traditional Peranakan Red Roofs. #culturewalk #tripcomsg #timetotravel #exploresingapore

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? When you are taking your walk on the Ann Siang Hill Park, be sure to check out the wall arts around the hill. You will be able to spot some wall paintings around the hill. Be sure to watch out for the stairs as there will be several exits from the hill to the various parks of Chinatown and telok Ayer area. The wall arts reflects the history of Chinatown where you get to see buffalo as the main transportation mode to shift things around. The address is at 78 Club St, Singapore 069447. Be sure to check it out.

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? Take a road down Ann Siang Hill. From the amoy street food centre, you can take a ten minute walk towards the Buddha tooth relic temple at the Chinatown and Maxwell area. I love how amazing the trail of Ann Siang Hill is. It is very fun taking this wall from amoy street to the Chinatown area. Do you know that Charles Scott's was the first person to plant cloves and nutmeg at the Ann Siang Hill ? The hill used to be covered with cloves and nutmeg plantations too. I recommend you take this walk to explore Ann Siang Hill. You can alight from the Telok Ayer blue line mrt station and take a walk here.

Not actually a park per say but definitely will find out a lot of history of this place going back to 1800s including some early photographs dating back to the early centuries if you take a stroll along this cool and we'll renovated path/walkway. If you like like history, this is one interesting walk to take. Go enjoy, have a slow relaxing time. love it. #citywalk

#citywalk honcho Address - 12 Ann Siang Rd, Singapore 069692 Ambiance/Facilities - 4 level along Ann Siang, music slightly too loud but friendly service and nice sky view of singapore, who needs a night of drinks shld visit this place. not car friendly though it’s less crowded than pre Covid now! Highlights - spacious and windy rooftop bar Avg. Price per Person - 10-30per pax Rating - 3/5

If you’ve been to Taipei, Taiwan, I believe you have visited Ah Zhong Mian Xian, in Ximending before. New taiwanese store selling taiwanese cuisine, heard was open by an ex chef that worked in AZMX in Taiwan previously! #foodie #singapore

great cakes! loved the ambience at the heart of China town / telok ayer