Overview & visitor information

Do not forget Singapore’s Kampong Glam, where three ethnic strands blend in harmony despite their different origins. Malay and Islamic heritage, Middle Eastern traditions and bohemian charm come together to offer varied shopping and food choices and plenty of enjoyment and renewal.
Do not miss Sultan Mosque, with its eclectic blend of architectural influences from Southeast Asia, Europe and the Middle East. You can also enjoy weekly Malay cultural performances at the former Sultan’s palace in the Malay Heritage Centre.
Shopping in Singapore is an exciting subject: find a comprehensive range of fabrics, carpets, ready-made ethnic Malay clothing and Malay rattan baskets along Arab Street, unconventional shops and independent fashion labels along Haji Lane.
For dining, choose from many of Singapore’s Middle Eastern restaurants or famous Malay nasi padang cuisine.
Best visiting times: 10:30 am until 5:30 pm (Monday–Saturday)
Shops close on Sundays and after Friday afternoon.


























