3 Best Tourist Attractions in Marine Parade

"Marine Cove Playground was developed as a leisure area for families, spreading over 21,500 square metres. The footpaths leading to the park are more expansive and easily accessible by baby strollers and wheelchairs. Marine Cove Playground is modelled after a lighthouse, accessible via a funnel net in the middle. The playground features three slides, each set at a different speed, for children. In the Marine Cove Playground, children can also enjoy the various play spots throughout the playground. The inclusion of play elements that enable children of all abilities to play together is another unique aspect of the playground.

"Katong Antique House features antiques, including various items, from furniture to intricately crafted Nyonya costumes, such as the sarong kebaya and kasut manek. The museum preserves the fading remnants of a uniquely mixed culture. Katong Antique House provides tours to help people learn about Chinese Peranakan culture and historical practices. Peter Wee, the owner of the house, has spent decades collecting a wide range of items reflecting the unique facets of Peranakan daily life. Books and antiques are available. The tour to Katong Antique House will take forty-five minutes. The tour's highlight was a spot of tea with Peter's quaint teacups and some pineapple tarts. The house affords free entry to visitors.