[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Emerald Hill (Updated May)

#wheretogo visiting Singapore in October and thinking of a unique place to go? head to Wunderground which is a pop up event that’s happening for the whole of October now! the festival was initially located at orchard emerald hill but it will be shifted to Tampines west in the next coming weeks. at the event, you will be able to explore many different workshops on site, such as perfume making, tarot reading, skin analysis (it is free!!) and many other shops selling crystals, jewellery and All! not to worry, you will not go hungry. there are more than 10 different food stores here. I tried the seafood paella which was generous with the ingredients. their drinks such as green milk tea was also refreshing under the hot summer heat! also had other mains such as the potato rosti with sausage and it was super crispy! the crispy chicken bun with cheese was also super satisfying. overall a nice place to enjoy with your friends and family. there is also live music available!

Address - 5 Emerald Hill Road (299289) Ambience - cocktail bar and lounge Highlights - 1-for-1 martinis & fried chicken wings Average Price per pax - 💵💵💵💵/5 Rating - 🍸🍸🍸🍸🍸 Opening hours - daily from 12noon till 2am except for Fridays and Saturdays till 3am. As the name suggests, it’s the same as the address. It is one of the earliest bar/lounge in this famous conservation area hence the very unique Peranakan shophouse design on the facade and the retro Chinese interiors with the red lanterns. It was an after-conference cocktail to relax and network hence we were able to enjoy the happy hour pricing. Not sure about the prices though as it’s courtesy of the organisers. Very nice place and I love the ambience. We had the upper level all to ourselves. They have outdoor seating too. Good for people watch. The bartenders and wait staff assigned to our group are very experienced and service generally were quite fast. We love the 1-for-1 martinis which is really a very good deal. Also had the fish & chips, potato wedges, deep prawn tails for that calcium boost, thin and crispy pizzas and the famously yummy prawn-paste fried chicken wings. Our table of 10 gobbled down 4 baskets of fried chicken wings! On top of other finger food! You can imagine how yummy it is. Missing it now as I write… Not sure how crowded it may be at night after usual dinner hours but I’m sure to go back in the afternoon for the 1-for-1 martinis and fried chicken wings till their happy hour ends. #mustdo #mustvisit #mustdrink #bar #lounge #emeraldhill #happyhour

#When traveling to Singapore, a place you must visit is Emerald Hill! It is a place where you can experience Peranakan culture, a unique culture of Singapore :) 📍 Singapore Emerald Hill ✔️ Since it is near Orchard Road, I recommend that you tour it together➿ / It is smaller than you think! Just take a few pictures and you will see everything ㅎㅎ #HotPlace #OverseasTravel #Singapore #EmeraldHill

Come to Ice-Cold Beer located at Emerald Hill, a short street filled with pre-war shophouses. Most of them, you can only view the exterior, but at Ice-Cold Beer, you can admire the inside of the building while you have a very nice cold beer, fresh off the tap. if you come before 8pm, you can see the natural light from upstairs and enjoy a special happy hour price for your pint of beer. after 8pm, the mood of the shophouse is different when all the lights are on. there are not many places like this and it’s very conveniently located off Orchard Road, a good place to wait while your wife goes shopping. Address - 9 Emerald Hill Rd, Singapore 229293 #localhistory #singapore #oldbuildings #orchardroad #wateringhole #coldbeer #pitstop #happyhour

Brimming with influence from the Chinese baroque and European style in its Architecture, Emerald Hill is a secret treasure hiding in the corner of our beloved national shopping district, Orchard Road. The history of Emerald Hill dates back to 1837 when it was supposed to be a nutmeg and fruit Orchard and the Terrace houses only started until the 1900 in its original form as we see today. The current Emerald Hill is still a residential area for some and it has also turned some into shop houses of bars fueling those with the thirst of the Happy Hour, jewellery store along with others and the giant buildings of Singapore’s famous shopping district wrapped around this hill. #cityscapes

This is a quaint little side street off on side of Orchard Road, it is a residential area full of old style Singapore shop house houses that are actually cultural heritage, so the outside has to remain authentic and the owners have to keep the historical architectural style. Now, the location is prime real estate, so the houses are owned by wealthy individuals and when you take a stroll and examine them from the sidewalk, you can see that most are luxuriously decorated, a few have small courtyard gardens with a driveway, usually occupied by a Ferrari or a Lamborghini or some other expensive car. It is a refreshing stroll as it is so quiet, almost no traffic and once you enter, after a few steps you feel like you are in another place, not in bustling Singapore. Photographers will find interesting motifs for their curious lenses. #maydaytrip #rediscoversg #urbanexplorer

#springitinerary After watching the Nonya emerald hill television drama, this place at the busy city of the orchard road became very popular. It was the emerald hill right in the middle of the orchard. You can see several restaurants, cafes, and pubs there. Be sure to visit there during the evening as most shops would be open and the place would be lit up. Be sure to take some beautiful pictures there.

#singaporetrip With the recent launch of the drama series "The Little Nyonya - Emerald Hill" which gained famed among the Singaporeans, Malaysians etc, this place has emerged as a very famous tourists spot. Emerald Hill is an enclave between Orchard Road and Novena, which is a heritage area comprising many old residence by the rich Peranakans in the 30s and 40s. Peranakans are the descendants of the old Chinese who arrived in Malaysia/Singapore who sharef common culture and heritage with the locals, they are called Baba and Nyonya. Today, many of them left the place and resettled in other locations, but these area were left untouched due to cultural and heritage reasons, which will be redeveloped as the heritage enclave of Singapore in the future.

#新加坡景点 When I went to Singapore, the most exciting place for me was Emerald Hill! It is located just behind Orchard Road, a tranquil gem in the bustling city. Strictly speaking, it is not a traditional tourist attraction, but a residential area. However, it is this atmosphere of life that makes it so charming. Every house here has its own unique features, showing the Nanyang style to the fullest. The colorful exterior walls, paired with exquisite carvings, quaint window frames and unique balconies, every detail tells the story of Nanyang. Although this street is not long, it is a paradise for photography enthusiasts! Sweeping the streets with a camera, there are interesting scenes everywhere. You can also find a coffee shop to sit down, sip the fragrant coffee while enjoying the street view, which is leisurely and comfortable. If you go to Singapore next time, you must go to Emerald Hill to experience its unique charm~

#Travel itinerary ✔️ Day 1 1️⃣ Singapore Changi Airport Waterfall 2️⃣ Makansutra Gluttons Bay 3️⃣ Merlion Park ✔️ Day 2 1️⃣ Emerald Hill 2️⃣ ION Orchard 3️⃣ Newton Food Centre 4️⃣ Merlion Park ✔️ Day 3 1️⃣ Hawker Chan 2️⃣ Chimes 3️⃣ Gardens by the Bay 4️⃣ Ya Kun Kaya Toast 5️⃣ Clarke Quay ✔️ Day 4 1️⃣ Sultan Mosque 2️⃣ Blanco Court Fraunmee 3️⃣ Skyline Luge 4️⃣ Universal Studios Singapore 5️⃣ Songpa Bak Kut Teh After that, we went to the airport and took an early morning flight back.

On the second day of my trip to Singapore, I visited the popular Haji Lane recommended by the Singapore Tourism Board. By chance, I stumbled upon the Emerald Hill Conservation Area near Orchard Road. After comparing the two, I must highly recommend the Emerald Hill Conservation Area! Haji Lane is crowded with cars and buildings on both sides, making it difficult to take good photos. But Emerald Hill is a residential area with fewer cars and people, making it super quiet and perfect for photography without any disturbances. It's clean, quiet, and serene - the 'Three Musketeers'! Moreover, each house in Emerald Hill has a unique and well-designed garden, full of details that design enthusiasts will love. You can enjoy various unique designs while strolling around. If you want to capture Peranakan-style architecture, then Emerald Hill Conservation Area is the place to be. The photo opportunities are endless! Don't waste your time in the crowded Haji Lane, head to Emerald Hill for a guaranteed great experience!

#Singapore Attractions If you want to travel to Singapore and want to feel the characteristic neighborhood full of Nanyang style, don't miss Emerald Hill🥳 This place rich in historical rhyme and unique charm is like an open Nanyang storybook for you to savor. Check out the guide now and embark on a surprising journey of exploration🧳 Basic Information Emerald Hill is located near Orchard Road in Singapore, a century-old street. Many of the characteristic buildings of the colonial period have been preserved here, blending Eastern and Western architectural styles. Walking there is like traveling back to the old days, with a strong Southern Ocean atmosphere everywhere. Attraction features Colorful row houses🏘: The most eye-catching thing about Emerald Hill is its colorful row houses, each one is painted with bright and harmonious colors, pink, light blue, tender yellow, etc., like a rainbow landing on this street. The design of the row houses blends Chinese, Malay and English architectural elements, with carved railings, arched doors and windows, and five-legged foundations. History and Culture 📜: Emerald Hill has witnessed the development of Singapore. It was once a gathering place for wealthy Chinese and contains a profound cultural heritage. You can learn about the past and present of Emerald Mountain through the historical plaques and cultural displays on the streets, and feel the unique charm of this place. Precautions Respect the residents’ lives: Emerald Hill is a living area for residents. Be aware of the weather: Singapore is hot, so be sure to take sun protection and mosquito protection measures before you go out, bring a sun hat, sunscreen and mosquito repellent to avoid heat stroke or mosquito bites. In short, Singapore’s Emerald Hill is really worth a visit, and you can feel the Nanyang style and history and culture, take pictures, and eat delicious food. When you go to Singapore, don't miss this great place!

Singapore Singapore Tourism There are many tourist spots in Singapore, but I went to Emerald Hill Rd, which is a must-see tourist spot for Singapore tourists, so I'll share it with you. 📍 Emerald Hill Rd What is Emerald Hill Rd? It is a street lined with shops of Peranakan architecture from the early 20th century, and it is located on a side street of Orchard Road. Peranakans are the descendants of Chinese immigrants who came to Malaysia and Singapore from the end of the 15th century, and they built Peranakan architecture with gorgeous pastel-colored architecture. It is a street lined with colorful architecture that is fun to look at, and you can also enjoy shopping, so it is one of the tourist spots you should definitely visit if you come to Singapore. #Singapore Tourism #Singapore Trip #Overseas Travel #Singapore #Emerald Hill Road #Asia Travel Record Line

#cityscape #singapore #awesomepic Singapore stands as a global icon of urban innovation, seamlessly blending its rapid modernization with a strong commitment to preserving its cultural and environmental heritage. Known for its towering green skyscrapers and sustainable urban planning, the city-state has become a shining example of how progress and nature can coexist in harmony. Yet, amid this green metropolis lies a rich, colorful cultural heritage that has been carefully preserved: the unique charm of Peranakan architecture. Peranakan buildings, with their ornate facades, vibrant tiles, and intricate carvings, offer a glimpse into Singapore’s past, reflecting the blend of Chinese, Malay, and European influences that shaped the island’s multicultural identity. These architectural gems, found primarily in areas like Katong and Joo Chiat, stand as living monuments to the rich Peranakan heritage. They provide a stunning contrast to the city’s modern skyline, a beautiful reminder of tradition in the heart of a futuristic city. What makes Singapore truly unique is its ability to integrate both its green ambitions and cultural preservation. With vertical gardens, rooftop parks, and eco-friendly infrastructure embedded into the cityscape, Singapore has earned its place as one of the world’s greenest cities. Yet, walking through its streets, one can still find rows of brightly-colored Peranakan shophouses, standing proud amidst the sleek skyscrapers. It’s a delicate balance of old and new, where green living thrives alongside history. Singapore’s transformation into a green city didn’t happen overnight. The government’s sustained efforts in eco-friendly development, such as the ambitious Green Plan 2030, have shaped a city that prioritizes sustainability. Beyond the iconic Marina Bay Sands and towering Supertrees, there’s a deep-rooted focus on renewable energy, energy-efficient buildings, and abundant green spaces that make the city truly unique. From solar panels on high-rises to electric vehicle infrastructure, Singapore’s approach to sustainability is setting a benchmark for cities worldwide. The Peranakan neighborhoods, like Emerald Hill and Chinatown, play a crucial role in preserving Singapore’s cultural soul. Rows of Peranakan shophouses, painted in soft pastels and adorned with intricate details, evoke the vibrant spirit of the early Peranakan community. These buildings, often converted into trendy cafes, boutique hotels, or shops, serve as a living testament to Singapore’s history, while attracting both locals and tourists with their unique charm. What makes these Peranakan enclaves so special is how they’ve been preserved amidst the green revolution. The city planners have ensured that the unique charm of these historical buildings isn’t lost amid Singapore’s quest for modernity. Instead, these spaces have been seamlessly integrated into a broader green framework.

#travellerswonderland Tucked behind shopping malls is the little neighbourhood of Emerald Hill, which provides a welcome respite away from the hustle and bustle of Orchard Road. Take a leisurely stroll amongst the well maintained shophouses filled with old world charm - it makes for a great photo spot which isn't too crowded or filled with tourists! 🚆 Access from Somerset MRT, cross the street and head to the sloping entrance between Centrepoint and Orchard Gateway.

#familytrips2024 Petite and picturesque, the Emerald Hill area highlights historic architectural styles. Emerald Hill Road has a row of colourful shophouses, some of which are occupied by atmospheric bars. The rest of the neighbourhood's restored homes, showcasing Chinese Baroque architecture and European influences from Singapore’s colonial past.

#familytrips2024 Just at the corner of the Orchard Road, you would discover Emerald Hill which is a tranquil oasis filled with Peranakan shophouses, intimate bars, and more. It has historical importance as it was once a nutmeg and fruit orchard spearheaded by Postmaster General William Cuppage in 1837. It has transformed into a perfect escape for a peaceful stroll and some Instagram shots.

#familytrips2024 Emerald Hill is a pretty happening neighbourhood located near to the Orchard road. It is Petite and picturesque. The Emerald Hill area highlights historic architectural styles. Emerald Hill Road has a row of colourful shophouses, some of which are occupied by atmospheric bars and hood to have a few drinks 🍺. Many of its homes feature Chinese Baroque architecture.

Orchard Road is just nearby, don't you want to come and see this hidden garden in the bustling city? A tranquil urban oasis amidst the hustle and bustle. Who could imagine that in the 1830s, due to the good prices of spices, Orchard Road, including the area around Emerald Hill, was once filled with nutmeg plantations. In the early 20th century, Peranakan Chinese who made their fortunes in trade began to seek land here to build their own luxurious residences. From the row of Chinese Baroque architecture, one can reminisce about the past glory. Each mansion has its own unique features, and today it is a historical conservation area in Singapore, a place like a peach blossom land where time stands still. This charming street is not far from Orchard Road. The buildings are beautiful and full of historical charm. If you also like architecture, it's worth a visit. Hurry and bring your besties or girlfriend to check in, a niche attraction in Singapore that's really photogenic.

#HongKongFlightEvent A place where you can feel Singapore's unique culture "Emerald Hill" Located in Orchard, this is a place where you can feel Singapore's unique mixed culture, "Peranakan" Although it is a tourist attraction, it is quieter than other places and locals actually live there, so you should refrain from talking loudly.

If you want to explore the olden days of the South Seas in Singapore, you can take a stroll in the Emerald Hill district nestled among the skyscrapers. Just take a turn off Singapore's most commercial Orchard Road to get here. The buildings here are over a hundred years old, and each house has its own color and design style. You can see a contrast with the modern garden city's architectural landscape, with house colors painted very casually and freely. There is no commercialization here, and the whole street still maintains its original function—exquisite courtyards that can take you back to the olden days of the South Seas a century ago.

No 5 Emerald Hill Bar offers a charming ambiance with a diverse drink selection. The historic setting and attentive service create a delightful experience. Perfect for a relaxed evening, this bar stands out for its unique charm and welcoming atmosphere.#thingstodo

#2024wish My 2024 travel wish is to visit Cambodia. I would like to find out more about their culture and to visit their street market there. I would like to try out their horse riding transport there too. The emerald hill is located a few minutes walk away from the Somerset station. It is just beside the tourist information counter. It is surprising to find that in the hearts of orchards, you can still find those shophouses that were built in the past. Those shophouses formed part of the orchard emerald hill trail which you should visit to find out more about the history of the place. You can also take some nice images and share them with your friends. Why not take 30 minutes of your time to venture and explore this area after a busy shopping at the orchard Street. Address is at 216 Orchard Road Rating - 4/5

#wheretogo #freehotelstay Catch a glimpse of the colourful houses in Emerald Hill with Peranakan history. This is located in Orchard and is about 8 minutes walk from the Apple Orchard store. I had a nice walk on the road with my friend a few days ago to appreciate the pretty houses and practice my photo skills. There’s also some restaurants and bars nearby for refreshments. This can be added as a stopover place when doing shopping in Orchard.

#culturewalk Orchard Heritage Trail Besides Singapore Visitor Centre, orchardgateway@emerald Nearest MRT: Somerset station Just right next to the Singapore Visitor Centre at Orchard, you will see the Orchard Heritage Trail. Most of the buildings are being preserved and converted to bars and pubs. In this Orchard Heritage Trail, there are a total of 11 landmarks, approximately 4.7km and estimated 2 hours walk on foot. In this trail, you can experience the natural heritage and beauty of orchard road. Most importantly, it is free and you can do it on your own time. I will suggest the spot at Emerald Hill Road because it is a photogenic place to take some awesome photos. Come back at night and it is a bustling place for drinks and hangout too. Compared to Boat Quay, Emerald Hill is less crowded and has its own charms too. Having a drink in one of the transformed shophouses is great for a change.

The Emerald Mountain Road is lined with trees, and each house retains its characteristic arcade building, which is suitable for outside shooting. quaint houses surrounded by white, pink, and red azaleas. In the morning, listen to the cool breeze in the ear, watch the grass and shadows, listen to the birds singing on the top of the head. The neatly decorated single-family villa reveals that many people still live on the Emerald Mountain Road, and it is a non-rich and expensive person. Because many luxury cars are parked next to the villa. This gorgeous decorative faade, the architectural style of the colonnade and the tiling of the exterior wall is always indifferent. The entire Emerald Mountain Road is full of tranquility and coziness, almost no visitors, and the filming effect is good!

It should be fun to live in the B&B on Emerald Hill Road. quaint house, surrounded by white, pink, red azaleas. early morning, listen to the cool breeze in the ear, watch the grass and tree shadows, listen to the birds singing on the top of the head; evening, watch the warm light in the courtyard, drink a fragrant, feel The leaves are whispered. The neatly decorated single-family villa reveals that many people still live on the Emerald Mountain Road, and it is a non-rich and expensive person. Because many luxury cars are parked next to the villa. This gorgeous decorative faade, the architectural style of the colonnade and the tiling of the exterior wall is always indifferent. In China today, it is difficult to see the old buildings that are well preserved and preserved, and even the taste of Chinese architecture. Most of the houses over 100 years have been demolished to build high-rise buildings and build cement-reinforced steel forests. As a Chinese, you can only go to a foreign country to see the Chinese wind buildings many years ago. It is embarrassing and sighing.