Best Public Parks in Chinatown

Big open space in the heart of the City and CBD. Nice place to relax during lunch and in the evenings. It's a historical location.

I went to the Little Pink Dot event 2022 during June holidays and I'm happy that 377A is repeal this year

This park is a Lovely area of green with shade and benches right next to MRT station. I highly recommend

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Walked down this narrow, tree-lined, green path flanked by the Duxton shop house eateries - exiting at Duxton Plain Park! It was a peaceful/serene walk in the heart of bustling Duxton. Some of the shophouses are painted in eye-catching colours. Came across a strange sight .. a solitary Muslim tomb on the grassy… which seems to be frequented by believers (I read later that it is believed to hold special powers!! A short but interesting walk.

There is such a pleasant neighborhood vibe at this park. Great for exercising, people watching and even just sitting down to rest. You'll find exercise stations with fun things to keep you fit. There are swinging benches and shady or sunny areas. A very nice link through neighborhoods.

Combi of old & modern, high scraper & shophouses. Area full of history to explore. Good plc to walk around. Much good food & nice Cafe within walking distance.

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Telok Ayer Green is a small park that allows us to have a time of rest in the midst of all the work we are doing. It has interesting bronze sculptures and a small bridge that illustrates our humble beginnings. #ILoveTelokAyerGreen

Oasis amid the concrete. Tastefully designed with local sculptures that live with the surrounding greenery. Brilliant natural aesthetic lung beckons you to linger, unwind and breathe.

Nice place to take rest after walking around Amoy Street and Telok Ayer Street. There are few mental/copper statues display the lifestyle in the old days.

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