Landmark

Koon Seng Road Shophouses

Katong and Joo Chiat, Singapore

A row of candy-coloured Peranakan shophouses, with swinging pintu pagar doors, floral tiles and a five-foot way. Peranakan families lived here until the 1970s.

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Nearby

The Intan Museum · 8 min walk A home museum of more than 5,000 Peranakan objects, including tiffin carriers, embroidery and beaded shoes, with tours by its owner and curator. Dunman Food Centre Hawker centre · 8 min walk The National Environment Agency's hawker centre list gives Dunman Food Centre 30 cooked food stalls. Katong Antique House Museum · 8 min walk A private museum in a Peranakan family home, with portraits, carved furniture and kasut manek beaded shoes. Kim Choo Kueh Chang Food · 10 min walk A family-owned Peranakan shop for Nyonya rice dumplings and kueh, which also runs beading and cooking workshops and acts as the Singapore Visitor... Eurasian Heritage Gallery Museum · 10 min walk A building with three galleries tracing the history of Singapore's Eurasian community. Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple Temple, mosque or church · 12 min walk A Hindu temple built in 1850, bombed in World War II and rebuilt in 1948, with a 21 m Rajagopuram that is one of the highest in Singapore.

Around Katong and Joo Chiat

Peranakan houses and old shophouses

Katong and Joo Chiat is the Peranakan quarter of the east side, with painted shophouses, small home museums and a large Hindu temple.

Katong and Joo Chiat has 9 places on the Roam Singapore map: 3 museums, 2 hawker centres, 1 park or garden, 1 landmark, 1 restaurant and 1 temple, mosque or church. Read the Katong and Joo Chiat guide.

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