Fort Canning Park Singapore

Situated in the central area of Singapore, Fort Canning Park is a landmark that showcases flora and fauna, as well as historical artefacts.

An iconic landmark in Singapore’s colonial history, the 18-hectare Fort Canning Park set on top of a hill serves as a peaceful respite from the surrounding urban landscape. Today, visitors can still see important points of interest like the Fort Canning Centre which used to serve as the barracks of the British Army. Fort Gate, the remnant of a 19th century fortress, is also located in the park. Visitors will stumble upon these sites, as well as interesting flora and fauna on a self-guided 45-minute Colonial History Trail following storyboards and maps around the area. Visitors can also take a ticketed tour of the Battlebox, the British nerve centre for operations during World War II.