Uncover the spiritual soul of Singapore on this guided walking tour through the city’s most historic and sacred places of worship. Visit six iconic landmarks: Maghain Aboth Synagogue—Southeast Asia’s oldest Jewish synagogue, the Armenian Church—Singapore’s first Christian church, St. Andrew’s Cathedral—the heart of Anglicanism, the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd—the city’s oldest Catholic church, the Church of Saints Peter and Paul—serving early Chinese and Indian Catholics, and St. Joseph’s Church—a lasting legacy of Portuguese influence.
Led by a licensed, passionate guide, this immersive tour goes beyond architecture. It brings to life the stories of devotion, resilience, and multicultural unity that helped shape Singapore’s identity.
Whether you’re spiritually curious, historically inclined, or a cultural explorer, this trail offers a profound experience. It’s more than a tour—it’s a journey through faith, memory, and the conscience of a nation.
The best way to get to Raffles City is by MRT (train). Exit to St. Andrew's Cathedral. Walk into the Welcome Center on the side of North Bridge Road, opposite Capitol. St Andrew's Cathedral is also opposite Raffles City and next to the National Gallery of Singapore.
The tour will end at CHIJMES directly opposite Raffles City
Towering in white Gothic grandeur, St Andrew’s Cathedral has stood since 1861 as the spiritual heart of Anglican life in Singapore. It has long served as a place of worship, refuge, and civic gathering in times of peace and crisis.
Completed in 1835, this tranquil sanctuary is Singapore’s first Christian church. Its elegant architecture and quiet courtyard honor the Armenian community’s early role in shaping Singapore’s spiritual and cultural landscape.
Singapore’s oldest Catholic cathedral, built in 1847, stands as a symbol of faith and endurance. Restored to its former glory, it continues to serve as the seat of the Archbishop and a beacon of Catholic heritage in the city.
Established in 1870, this church was built to serve Chinese and Indian Catholic converts. Its blend of Gothic and Romanesque styles reflects the missionary zeal that shaped Singapore’s early religious and educational outreach.
Built in 1878, this is the oldest surviving Jewish synagogue in Southeast Asia. Its dignified neoclassical design reflects the resilience of Singapore’s Jewish community, whose contributions to commerce and civic life continue to shape the nation.
Completed in 1912, this striking church with its Latin inscriptions and stained glass windows preserves the legacy of Portuguese missionaries. It remains a vibrant center of Catholic devotion and cultural memory.
Once a Catholic convent and girls’ school founded in 1854, CHIJMES is now a beautifully restored heritage complex. Its Gothic-style chapel, cloistered corridors, and tranquil courtyards evoke Singapore’s colonial past, while its vibrant mix of restaurants and event spaces reflect the city’s modern spirit. A living example of sacred architecture reimagined for contemporary life.
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