The Intan was established to celebrate and inspire Peranakan Culture by contributing to the community. The house museum is dedicated to Peranakan culture, with tours and ornate artefacts, including pots and jewellery. It's an ambitious attempt to incorporate past elegance into a new home setting. Intan is a professional space where visitors can explore and celebrate everything. It offers personalised tours that culminate in authentic Peranakan tea sessions and dinners. The Intan is a heritage space with a capacity for up to 40 guests. The public also uses Intan for weddings, private photoshoots, corporate meetings, celebrations, and anniversaries.

Eurasian Heritage Gallery was started in 2003 has the history, life and community of Eurasia in Singapore. It features the stories and personalities of the Eurasian community. The gallery is divided into 3 sections. Gallery 1 explains the origins of Eurasians. In gallery 2, you can explore the community's contributions to nation-building. Finally, gallery 3 shows explain the unique culture and lifestyle in the sections on dressing, religion, cuisine, language, music and sports. The guides in the gallery are very passionate and know the Eurasian culture. The tour also included a delicious 4-course lunch from the Quentin’s on a well-decorated table. Eurasian Heritage Gallery is open even on public holidays.

Peranakan Houses was known as the enclave Peranakan back in the early 20th century. It is a very stylish and colourful neighbourhood that captures a mini attraction for tourists. Every house has different colours and sophisticated architecture. The spot has become a famous place for a photo shoot, and many people come here to take their wedding photos. Visitors can find many beautiful and bright old-style Chinese houses in Peranakan. The houses are lovely and colourful to view, and it is a perfect and beautiful place to take a sharp picture or selfie. Iconic colourful Katong houses is a must-visit for tourists looking to see how the old houses in Singapore.