To the right of the Fairfield Methodist Church is the Jinriksha Station.
72) Jinriksha Station
The Jinriksha Station, at the junction of Neil Rd and Tanjong Pagar Rd, used to be the main depot for rickshaws. Rickshaw was invented by the Japanese. Jinriksha means: "man-powered vehicle" in japanese. The building was sold to Jackie Chan for $11 million, in 2007.
Jinriksha Station
Just behind Jinriksha Station are a row of Heritage Shophouses at Neil Rd.
73) Heritage Shophouses at Neil Rd
Heritage Shophouses at Neil Rd.
Walk to the behind of Fairfield Methodist Church, to Tg Pagar and Murray St and observe The Nutmeg wall mural and the soldier wall mural by Ripple Root.
74) The Nutmeg wall mural by Ripple Root at Tg Pagar and Murray St
The Nutmeg wall mural by Ripple Root at Tg Pagar and Murray St.
75) The soldier wall mural by Ripple Root at Tg Pagar and Murray St
The soldier wall mural by Ripple Root at Tg Pagar and Murray St.
Observe the Three heritage buildings at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill and the Ikan Todak wall mural by Tobyato at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill.
76) Three heritage buildings at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill
Three heritage buildings at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill.
77) Ikan Todak wall mural by Tobyato at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill
Ikan Todak wall mural by Tobyato at Tg Pagar Rd and Duxton Hill.
Shoot the two heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar and Cook St.
78) Heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar and Cook St
Heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar and Cook St.
Back of heritage building behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar Rd and Cook St.
Back of heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar Rd and Cook St.
79) Heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar Rd and Cook St
Heritage buildings behind Fairfield at Tg Pagar Rd and Cook St.
Continue down Tg Pagar Rd until you see Oasia Hotel Downtown, on your left and Tg Pagar Food Centre on your right.
80) Oasia Hotel Downtown
Oasia Hotel Downtown has won many awards and Singapore Post even created a stamp featuring the building.
It has 21 species of creepers on its facade and is a habitat for birds and climbing animals. It has 4 sky terraces that are located on levels 6, 12, 21 and 27. Each sky terrace is sheltered by the one above and opens on all sides.
81) Mural of Rickshaw Puller and Jinriksha Station at Tanjong Pagar Food Centre by Unknown Artist
Mural of Rickshaw Puller and Jinriksha Station at Tanjong Pagar Food Centre by Unknown Artist.
82) Vanda Miss Joaquim Sculpture by Unknown Artist beside Tanjong Pagar Food Centre
Vanda Miss Joaquim Sculpture by Unknown Artist beside Tanjong Pagar Food Centre.
Walk back along Tg Pagar Rd and turn right into Maxwell Rd and cross over to the Maxwell Food Centre side of the Rd. Good food and drinks awaits you.
83) Maxwell Food Centre
Maxwell Food Centre.
The Singapore City Gallery is beside Maxwell Food Centre and at the side of the URA Centre, visit to view Singapore urban development history for free.
84) The Singapore City Gallery
Click here for details of the Singapore City Gallery.
The City Gallery.
85) Samsui Women Statues in front of The Singapore City Gallery
Click here to read about the history of Samsui Women.
Samsui Women Statues in front of The Singapore City Gallery.
Walk to the front of the URA Centre and the Airview Building is just opposite the Rd.
86) The Airview Building
The Airview Building.
Walk back and pass the Maxwell Food Centre, turn right to South Bridge Rd and then continue walking until you see on your right Eskine Rd. Walk into Eskine Rd to view the mural of a Westerner's interpretation of a Samsui Woman. You may also want to shoot the rows of lighted heritage shophouses.
87) Smoking Samsui Woman by Sean Dunston in 2024
Smoking Samsui Woman by Sean Dunston in 2024.
88) Rows of lighted heritage shophouses at Eskine Rd
Rows of heritage shophouses at Eskine Rd.
Continue walking along Eskine Rd until you see The Scarlet.
89) The Scarlet
The Scarlet is a hotel made up of 13 early shophouses built in 1868 and a 1924 Art Deco building.
Continue walking on Ann Siang Rd and then turn right at Ann Siang Hill and continue walking and turn left and go up the flight of stairs and observe the wall murals on your right if you wish.
91) Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist
Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist.
Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist.
92) Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist
Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist.
Ann Siang Hill wall mural by Unknown Artist.
Continue walking until you hit the Rd, which is Club St and then turn right and walk until you see the Goh Loo Club and the CHINESE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT CLUB.
93) CHINESE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT CLUB
The CHINESE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT CLUB is a heritage building that was built in 1891. Club St inherited its name from this club.
CHINESE WEEKLY ENTERTAINMENT CLUB.
94) The Goh Loo Club
When Dignitaries Visited by Benny Ong, Zhao Jian Wen and Didier Ng at Goh Loo Club.
Walk down Club St and turn right at the intersection to continue on Club St and observe Emerald Garden and Air 1982 Serviced Apartments opposite it.
