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Overhaul your weekend agenda<\/a> by adding a dose of local exploration to your days. From locating secret hangouts<\/a> to uncovering hidden gems<\/a>, there are plenty of things to do<\/a> around these parts. Drawn to art? Here\u2019s where to find the coolest street art in Singapore, guaranteed to satisfy any mural seeker.<\/p>\n

Best neighbourhoods for street art in Singapore<\/h2>\n

1. Maxwell and Telok Ayer<\/h3>\n

Singapore-based American artist Sean Dunston\u2019s Samsui woman mural<\/strong> (pictured above) has been a topic of hot debate of late, with the URA requesting the removal of the depiction of smoking. We can\u2019t be sure if the mural will be tweaked, but your best bet is to gaze at the original while it\u2019s still there. This iconic mural stands right by Maxwell MRT station at 297 South Bridge Road.<\/p>\n

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Mural at Amoy Street Food Centre. Photography: Darissa Lee<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
\"Mural
Mural at Amoy Street Food Centre. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Continue your stroll around Telok Ayer<\/a> and admire the murals as you grab a meal at Amoy Street Food Centre<\/strong><\/a> (7 Maxwell Road).<\/p>\n

Multiple murals are scattered around the space, created by students and staff of the different Anglo-Chinese Schools, which first opened in this very district. Notably, feast your eyes on a series of works on the first floor painted in collaboration with Ceno2, which reflects the street\u2019s close ties with China.<\/p>\n

\"Thian
Thian Hock Keng Temple mural by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Take a post-meal stroll along the street and you\u2019ll come upon the unmissable Thian Hock Keng Temple mural<\/strong> (93 Amoy Street) by Yip Yew Chong. This impressive artwork at the back of the temple spans 40 metres, telling the story of Hokkien immigrants building a life here. There\u2019s also another mural by him tucked away in the lobby of Amoy Hotel<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

2. The Substation<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

En route to the Peranakan Museum, keep your eyes peeled for a row of eclectic murals on the facade of The Substation. Artworks include All Good<\/strong> by Hello Pigu, depicting a utopian garden paradise, a reference to our unwavering obsession for a clean and green city; and Sing Along If You Know The Words<\/strong>, which draws inspiration from the building itself, a place for fans of alternative music to gather and have fun.<\/p>\n

3. Chinatown<\/h3>\n
\"Samsui
Samsui mural by Belinda Low. Photography: Chinatown.sg<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The heritage enclave of Chinatown<\/a> houses traditional Chinese eats, local fare and see-and-be-seen watering holes along the hip Keong Saik Street. In the heart of the bustling district, you\u2019ll spot Belinda Low\u2019s Samsui women mural<\/strong> at Chinatown Complex<\/strong> (335 Smith Street). This vibrant portrait pays homage to the hardworking construction workers who helped build Singapore.<\/p>\n

\"Letter
Letter Writer by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: yipyc.com<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Reminiscing childhood memories, Letter Writer at New Bridge Centre<\/strong> (336 Smith Street) is Yip Yew Chong\u2019s tribute to traditional letter writers. They were active till the 80s and played a huge role in helping migrant Chinese communicate with their families back in China.<\/p>\n

\"Floral
Floral Mural by Ripple Root. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Along Keong Saik<\/a>\u2019s row of shophouses, you\u2019ll see the Floral Mural<\/strong> by Ripple Root (1 Keong Saik Road), an artist duo known for adding a whimsical touch to Singapore’s street art scene. This playful burst of pastel hues comes to life on the side of The Working Capitol building, a prominent co-working space<\/a> in the neighbourhood. Don\u2019t be surprised to see someone snapping OOTD pictures here!<\/p>\n

Sharing the same mural space is an eye-catching collaboration between Sam Lo and Coach, which sees layers of the shophouse facade tearing off to reveal different versions of the building \u2013 all with a twist.<\/p>\n

\"Nutmeg
Nutmeg Mural by Ripple Root. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Venture further into the Tanjong Pagar<\/a> area for more lively paintings by this artsy duo. Spot the Nutmeg Mural<\/strong> (21 Tanjong Pagar Road), a candy-coloured tribute to Singapore\u2019s heritage with depictions of a lion (because we were once known as the lion city), a sepoy (one of the first Indians to arrive here) and a nutmeg plant (the building was once a nutmeg plantation, as many others were<\/a> in the past).<\/p>\n

4. Katong-Joo Chiat<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Stroll along the Katong-Joo Chiat precinct and you\u2019ll come upon an assemblage of quirky stores, boutique cafes, heritage eats, and eclectic street art in Singapore. Stand outs include Medley Alley <\/b>(150 East Coast Road) by Nicia Lam, Yullis Lam, Novena Angela, and Valerie Neo. This mural takes inspiration from the decorative tiles (which were themselves inspired by the Art Deco and Art Nouveau eras), a cherished part of the Baba Nyonya history.<\/p>\n

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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In the vicinity, catch sight of artworks from past editions of Singapore\u2019s Artwalk. Dekat di Mata, Jauh di Hati <\/strong>by ZERO (290A Joo Chiat Road) references the traditional businesses of the district in the bygone eras. This depiction of the memory of Joo Chiat stands as a reminder of its history and heritage amidst the changing scenes.<\/p>\n

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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Phoenix<\/strong> (321 Joo Chiat Road) by Boon \u2018BAKED\u2019 celebrates the fictional animal of legends, traditionally used in decorative and auspicious motifs in Peranakan culture, and also symbolising rebirth in Western traditions. Painted during the height of the pandemic, this artwork was a call to push forward and never give up.<\/p>\n

5. Sentosa<\/h3>\n
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Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Sentosa has more to offer alongside the sun, sand and sea. Spot this aquatic mural right by Beach Station (50 Beach View), this is 5\/101 of self-taught artist Hilton Alves\u2019 101 Perfect Waves – International Mural Project<\/strong>. This art project spans multiple countries and cities, with this masterpiece at Beach Station the fifth mural of the series.<\/p>\n

6. Little India<\/h3>\n
\"Traditional
Traditional Trades of Little India by Psyfool. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
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Alive @ CLIVE by Traseone. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

If you\u2019re on the hunt for street art in Singapore, you can\u2019t miss strolling through heritage districts for the best murals. Case in point: Little India<\/a>. Walk past the iconic House of Tan Teng Niah (you can\u2019t miss its multi-coloured facade!), take a left turn, and you\u2019ll come across Traditional Trades of Little India by Psyfool<\/strong> (8 Bebilios Lane).<\/p>\n

This beautiful artwork reminds us of the people who settled in this precinct years ago \u2013 the parrot astrologers, washermen and other occupations that have since ceased to exist. Delving further into the precinct\u2019s history, don\u2019t miss multicoloured depictions of traditional dancers like Alive @ CLIVE by TraseOne<\/strong> (104 Dunlop Street) and Kathaka by Didier Jaba Mathieu<\/strong>\u00a0(86 Serangoon Road).<\/p>\n

\"A
A Ride through Race Course Road by Jaxton Su Jing Xiang. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

No time for horsing around, there are many more murals to be found! Take a peek at the horses with A Ride through Race Course Road by Jaxton Su Jing Xiang<\/strong> (74 Race Course Road). A fitting tribute to the location\u2019s past as a racecourse, this realistic mural shows a steed galloping through a traditional market while two others graze leisurely.<\/p>\n

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A Ride through Race Course Road by Jaxton Su Jing Xiang. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Down the same lane, you\u2019ll spot Madan Mogra, Jasmine of the City by Nadiah Alsagoff<\/strong> (13 Chander Road), a tribute to the migrant workers<\/a> of Singapore. Parts of this mural have since deteriorated, but the flowers retain their colour and you can still spot the painting of the migrant worker behind motorbikes that frequently park there.<\/p>\n

\"Dancing
Dancing in Unison by Sam Lo and Bhajju Shyam. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A few minutes away, spot Cattleland 2 by Eunice Lim<\/strong> (67 Kerbau Road), right behind Little India MRT Exit E. This rainbow-coloured artwork reminds us of the area\u2019s cattle trading past. And we can\u2019t get over how fitting this location is: what better spot for this whimsical mural than on a road that translates to buffalo in Malay?<\/p>\n

Keeping with the animal theme, head to Broadway Hotel. On the side of the wall, Dancing in Unison by Sam Lo and Bhajju Shyam<\/strong> (195 Serangoon Road) is a seven storey-tall artwork that\u2019s hard to miss. This delightful piece sees intertwined branches with fluttering sparrows and peaceful deers, a stunning reminder of the interconnectedness of nature.<\/p>\n

\"Daily
Daily Delivery by Didier Jaba Mathieu. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Cross the road for an eye-catching find. Right beside Minora Centre is Daily Delivery by Didier Jaba Mathieu<\/strong> (212 Serangoon Road), painted for the 2018 instalment of Artwalk Little India. This piece pays homage to the area\u2019s traditional tiffin businesses, with the old school tiffin man juxtaposed with depictions of recycled car models \u2013 the artist\u2019s vision of how sustainable transport will come to be.<\/p>\n

A few minutes away, Layers by Shah Rizzal<\/strong> (240 Serangoon Road) tells the story of early brickmakers with a mural of old school shophouses, shedding light on the need to preserve our architecture<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Working
Working Class Hero by Zero. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Tamil cinema fans, check out the portrait of Rajinikanth with Working Class Hero by Zero<\/strong> (11 Hindoo Road), aptly named to reflect the Indian superstar\u2019s humble beginnings. Another intricate portrait, Light in Little India by El Mac<\/strong> (109 Rowell Road), can be found at the Broadcast HQ building.<\/p>\n

Be sure to check out Future Reminiscence by Didier Jaba Mathieu<\/strong> (107 Rowell Road), which highlights Indian architecture. P.S.: Jaba built his artwork around an existing street art by American artist Elmac, which was created for the 2010 Singapore Night Festival<\/a>.<\/p>\n

7. Outram Park<\/h3>\n
\"Provision
Provision Shop by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Outram Park is known for cafes, the well-known Pinnacle@Duxton\u2026 and a handful of street art gems around Everton Road. A few minutes away from the MRT station<\/a>, suss out Yip Yew Chong\u2019s Provision Shop<\/strong> (8 Spottiswoode Park Road) which is well-stocked with crowd-favourite childhood snacks and daily essentials.<\/p>\n

Don’t miss Fragile by Alex Face<\/strong> (64 Spottiswoode Park Road) outside Art Porters Gallery, which features two bunny-like creatures dressed in traditional Peranakan clothing.<\/p>\n

\"Amah
Amah by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
\"Amah
Amah by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

But wait, there\u2019s more! No stranger to the street art scene in Singapore, Yip Yew Chong has painted multiple scenes of kampong life along 40 Everton Road<\/strong> \u2013 and you\u2019ll wanna photograph them all. Pay Amah<\/strong> (granny) a visit as she gets the washing done and take a trip to the old school Barber<\/strong> with his makeshift tent. The Everton<\/a> area is an underrated spot for throwback mural-spotting, that\u2019s for sure.<\/p>\n

Psst: burger<\/a> fans, you\u2019ll be pleased to know that the Shake Shack<\/strong> outlet in the vicinity (89 Neil Road) also boasts a mural wall by Sam Lo that takes inspiration from the neighbourhood. Afterwards, walk down to Botanist<\/strong> (74 Neil Road) and spot an understated slinky mural, which immediately throws us back to childhood.<\/p>\n

8. Kampong Glam<\/h3>\n
\"Gelam
Find The Sun Within Yourself by Liyana Farzana Binti Zaihan. Photography: Nicole Nithiyah<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

It\u2019s no secret that Kampong Glam<\/a>‘s Gelam Gallery<\/strong> is one of the best places for amazing street art in Singapore. Who says back lanes are only for dustbins and drains? This stretch along Muscat Street is the country\u2019s first outdoor art gallery. Here, local and international works transform dull spaces into lively hangs for the art lover and Instagram addict alike.<\/p>\n

\"Left:
Left: 122 Arab Street mural by Didier Jaba Mathieu, right: Haji Lane mural by PrettyFreakyFantasy. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

We recommend freeing up an entire afternoon to wander around this buzzing yet relaxed cultural precinct. It\u2019s the ideal place for cafe-hopping \u2013 while you\u2019re at it, be sure to keep an eye out for artistic surprises in the alleyways. A well-known name in Singapore’s street art scene, Columbian-born artist Didier Jaba Mathieu makes an appearance yet again on this list with his vivid murals located next to Bazuka Rooftop Bistro<\/strong> (122 Arab Street), at Blu Jaz Cafe<\/strong> (11 Bali Lane), and at Piedra Negra<\/strong> (241 Beach Road).<\/p>\n

Go forth for more artsy finds on shophouse walls around this precinct! At Chix Hot Chicken<\/strong> (1 Jalan Pisang), the outdoor area is adorned with throw ups by Boon and Has.J<\/strong>, as well as a dragon mural by Sei Nishiyama<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

\"Beach
One of the murals at Beach Road. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Hot tip: don\u2019t miss a jaunt through Haji Lane<\/a>. This sprightly stroll sees an assortment of cafes, retail stores, yoga studios and other shops vying for your attention amidst the display of murals all around.<\/p>\n

As you grab a drink, snap a picture of The Singapura Club’s\u00a0mural by Ceno2<\/strong> (he also created a portrait at the nearby Vintage Cameras Museum<\/strong>), depicting a Malay man, a Samsui woman, and a man in a turban. This monochromatic piece contrasts the splashes of colour down the lane, like the pop art-style mural by Idris Johor aka PrettyFreakyFantasy<\/strong> (23 Haji Lane).<\/p>\n

\"Sultan
Sultan Arts Village. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Nearby, head to Sultan Arts Village<\/strong> (71 Sultan Gate) for incredible works and Singapore\u2019s first physical graffiti store, The Blackbook Studio. Plus, peek at the practice wall in its courtyard, where artists experiment with their craft. Aliwal Arts Centre<\/strong> (28 Aliwal Street) is another mural hotspot, with ever-changing artworks on the wall at the back of the building. Other spots to hit up include Beach Road<\/strong>, Baghdad Street<\/strong>, and the surrounding lanes.<\/p>\n

9. Tiong Bahru<\/h3>\n
\"Tiong
Tiong Bahru Market. Photography: Selina Altomonte<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
\"Goat
Goat mural by Ernest Goh. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Tiong Bahru<\/a> district is painfully hip, starting from the mural-covered walls of Tiong Bahru market<\/strong><\/a> (30 Seng Poh Road), which also houses some of the best hawker food<\/a> around. The market features the often-photographed mural that celebrates the area’s architecture, as well as paintings of several adorable goats by Ernest Goh in the area. He’s also painted a goldfish at the Tiong Bahru post office<\/strong>!<\/p>\n

\"Bird
Bird Singing Corner by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Done with your meal? Hit the streets to check out its myriad cafes and suss out more artworks by Yip Yew Chong, who once again transports us to days of the past. Bird Singing Corner<\/strong> (71 Seng Poh Road) reminisces the local pastime of chatting at bird corners with a cacophony of chirping in the background.<\/p>\n

Home<\/strong> (74 Tiong Poh Road), drawn from the artist\u2019s own memory, shows us how he (and many others) lived. Marvel at this painting of the typical old school Singaporean home, adorned with retro furnishings like a rattan chair and a vintage television set, complete with family pictures on the wall.<\/p>\n

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\"Pasar
Pasar and the Fortune Teller by Yip Yew Chong. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Next, take a trip to Pasar and the Fortune Teller<\/strong> (73 Eng Watt Street). This beautifully elaborate mural is tucked away at an unassuming alley, depicting scenes at the local market<\/a> (\u2018pasar\u2019 means \u2018market\u2019 in Malay), where people are picking up groceries, having a hawker meal and the like. A few steps away, you\u2019ll see the painting of a traditional fortune teller, based on an actual person who used to have a stall just outside the market.<\/p>\n

10. Jalan Besar<\/h3>\n
\"805
805 French Road mural by Social Creatives. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In the mood for nostalgia? Amidst the HDB blocks of Jalan Besar<\/a>, seek out the mural at 805 French Road<\/strong> that showcases the highlights of the now-defunct New World Amusement Park, a popular hang in the bygone era. This throwback is thanks to Social Creatives \u2013 the folks behind this local charity have been responsible for many \u2018void deck art galleries\u2019 around Singapore!<\/p>\n

11. Bras Basah<\/h3>\n
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\u2018Interactive\u2019 mural by Yuen Kum Cheong. Photography: Darissa Lee and Hazirah Rahim<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

If you\u2019re an art junkie, you\u2019ll be familiar with the Bras Basah-Bugis district. Surrounded by art schools, studios and stores, it\u2019s no wonder this is a hotspot amongst the artsy crowd. Swing by the 222 + 51 arts center<\/strong> for snaps of the graffiti-filled wall by the 222 Queens Street building, or step into the entrance of 51 Waterloo Street to find a corridor of walls with doors capturing scenes from Singapore\u2019s past by mural painters Yip Yew Chong and Yuen Kum Cheong.<\/p>\n

12. Singapore River<\/h3>\n
\"Singapore
Singapore River Underpass Murals. Photography: Amelia Ang<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

You\u2019ve had a drink by the river<\/a>, but have you taken a look underneath the waters? Head down to the Underpass Murals<\/strong> to admire the collection of art within. Paintings include Gaia \u2013 Mother Earth<\/strong>, a celebration of nature; The Dove<\/strong>, The Dragon<\/strong> and The Clock<\/strong>, which remembers playground designs of the 70s and 80s; The Early Days<\/strong>, a historical look at the good old days, as well as other photo-worthy murals to visit.<\/p>\n

Ready for some street art spotting in Singapore? You know where to look.<\/p>\n

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