St. Andrew's Cathedral is one of the oldest Christian churches in Singapore, featuring Gothic architecture. The interior is grand and solemn, and it is surrounded by large green spaces and century-old trees. The cathedral is open to the public free of charge from Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Wednesday 9:45 AM - 5:00 PM, and Sunday 9:00 AM - 1:30 PM. It is an excellent place to experience religious culture and take photos.
The Singapore Art Museum is one of the main venues for modern and contemporary art. It is located near St. Andrew's Cathedral and can be reached by taking the Circle Line MRT to Bras Basah Station CC22, Exit A.
The War Memorial Park is a site dedicated to commemorating those who sacrificed their lives during World War II in Singapore. It can be reached via the Circle Line MRT to Esplanade Station CC3 and is not far from St. Andrew's Cathedral.
The National Gallery Singapore is the country's largest visual arts institution, showcasing Southeast Asian artworks. From the National Gallery, you can walk to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, known for its unique design as "The Durian," is one of Singapore's iconic buildings. From the Esplanade, you can walk to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
The Asian Civilisations Museum is one of Singapore's main venues for showcasing Asian culture and history. It is located along the Singapore River and is within walking distance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
Raffles Landing Site is an important historical landmark in Singapore, marking the spot where Raffles landed in 1819. It is within walking distance to St. Andrew's Cathedral.
City Hall is one of Singapore's historic buildings. You can reach St. Andrew's Cathedral by taking the MRT to City Hall Station EW13/NS25 and exiting from Exit B.
