Everything nice. To me Fort canning Park is an Amazingly Beautiful place. The people are helpful. The shows are Amazing and informative. Museum and restaurants were so beautiful. I had the best experience at the Fort Canning Park and I can’t wait to go back next time I visit Singapore.

Beautiful park in the heart of town, lush with greenery. Besides the well maintained park, there are featured areas such as the Balinese themed Sang Nila Utama Garden, the Raffles Garden and Fort Canning Centre which is hosting the Singapore Heritage exhibits. Worth a visit to get out of the hustle and bustle of the city

This park is truly amazing. I think I could spend several more days here just trying to see all of the unique features and exhibits. The trails were well marked and ideal for a good workout. The revised Spice Garden is a wonderful addition. Be sure to check out the park at dusk or dawn as it has a unique charm at both times of day.

Fort Canning Park is absolutely beautiful it is very clean. If everything is open, you can spend half the day there. With so much to do and see. It's also fun for the kids.

nice and educational park in the middle of city. No many people are aware or visit this place making it great if you want some calm. It is hilly so be prepared to swear a bit. A lot of historical landmarks and history about this place. You can easily spent the whole day here. Luckily there are plenty of benches, F&Bs and also eateries in Fort Canning Hotel. Some parts are still upgrading (like shelter walkways, escalators), so it will be easier to walk. National Museum is also a stone throw away if you want to pop by for some aircon and history. It is a great place to jog and there is also a fitness centre.

A relaxing walk up to the top with lots of old tall trees. Air is fresh so it is good to spend more time to relax here. There's also a bistro with beers on offer.

One of beautiful park in Singapore but unfortunately it is only for tree tunnel. This park has got lot of historical importance this also should be highlighted. Lot of waiting for clicking pictures at this tree tunnel but outcome is mind blowing. Check pictures

Very good park with tracks for walking in a lush green area. It's been a memorial since the British period. Adjacent to Singapore National Musium it's on a small hill from where one can take full rounds and see the city from a height. It's a place for family picnics. It's a good option for busk walking and taking a full round. Many old heritage trees with old structures. Not allowed to go inside the fort which is on top.

A fairly large and fascinating park to explore, don't forget to wear comfortable sports shoes or sandals for strolling. There are many steps and stairs to navigate. It's a favorite spot for children to play, with slides and playgrounds available. Bring an umbrella or raincoat when visiting during the rainy season, as there's no shelter available.

The park is huge so i only visited the famous tunnel. It’s definitely worth a visit, even a whole day at the park learning more about its history and enjoy its green beauty. Near the Fort Canning Hotel there are two cute couple swings. It is super peaceful to sit there, look at the sky, feel the breeze that passes by.

This is such a beautiful park in the heart of the city. You’ll find tourists and locals here alike. There are a number of paved trails with inclines and lots and lots of stairs! You’ll find people working out here regular. The trees provide a lot of shade and there are benches scattered about, offering the perfect stops to sit with a bagged lunch. I love coming here after picking up food from the local stalls, and sitting in some quiet with beautiful surroundings.

2/18/2024 I live in Hotel Fort Canning, the environment is very nice and friendly, fun place, nature friendly and everything fantastic. I and my husband really love the hotel and the Fort Canning Park. We took some beautiful photos and jungle on the street and beautiful swimming pool and trees hole as well. Nice experience for fun.

Beautiful location for a morning exercise. It's a nice feeling to be walking on high ground. The cannon, the old establishment and old married soldiers quarter makes the walk more interesting too as you can explore the history as you exercise. The trees block the sunlight so it is still refreshing and cool even at late morning. A must go to place for Singaporeans who exercise in the morning!

This park is huge, in actuality it's four parks connected by trails and hotels and there are numerous places to explore that will keep a family busy for the day. It's open and free everywhere, lush green and with some historical points of interest. A great park in downtown Singapore that's worth a visit especially if you're into hiking.

It's great for a walk and there are plenty of spots to take pictures. Be sure to visit the Fort Canning Tree Tunnel. The uphill is easy with escalators. Escalators are open from 7:30am to 9pm.

One if my favourite get aways in Singapura. Well maintained gardens, i particularly like Pancuran Larang.

My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting Fort Canning during our recent trip to Singapore and we were blown away by this incredible historical destination. We spent around 2 hours exploring the area, but it wasn't nearly enough time to fully appreciate everything Fort Canning has to offer. We will definitely be returning in the future! First and foremost, the location of Fort Canning is simply stunning. The fort is perched atop a small hill, providing breathtaking views of the surrounding cityscape. We could see everything from the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel to the historic buildings of the Colonial District. But the real beauty of Fort Canning lies in its rich history. This site has been used for a variety of purposes over the years, from a royal palace to a military base. Today, visitors can explore the fort's underground bunkers, cannons, and other military structures, all of which have been expertly preserved and maintained. We also had the opportunity to learn about the area's significance in Singapore's history, including its use as a trading post and its role in World War II. The Fort Canning Centre provides a wealth of information about the area's history, and we found ourselves captivated by the stories and artifacts on display. Overall, our visit to Fort Canning was one of the highlights of our trip to Singapore. If you're a history buff, or simply appreciate beautiful views and well-preserved architecture, then this is a must-visit destination. We can't wait to return and explore more of this incredible site!

Rarely can find a hill in Singapore and there’s one in the middle of the city, the Fort Canning Park. It’s good for a short walk or visit the historical building or bunker inside the park. There are also a lot of area with different themes. The IG famous tree tunnel is also located at the park, but it’s very crowded in a Sunday morning, people queue up for taking photos…..

The place is huge! Wasn't able to go around the whole park. Really enjoyed going around. Very refreshing seeing lots of well maintained greenery

Beautiful well maintained park in the heart of the city, nice to take the time to walk around the many paths, popular with locals and tourists. Nice areas to sit and relax.

Nice park with a lot of opportunities to learn about history. Although the Fort is not really look like a large Fort in Malacca, one is still able to see the cannons, hiding places etc. There are spice garden to learn about different type of plants that we use in our daily life. So it is a good learning experience about history and plants over here.

Highly recommended. Who knew a relatively small hilltop park in the city could house so much from art sculptures to historical landmarks, a real lighthouse, a 19th century Cannon, IG worthy spots, Tombstones, many a Spice Garden, I could go on and on. We thoroughly enjoyed the weekday late afternoon outing.

Always a nice break from the city. Fort Canning is a park right in the middle of everything, but is still always very quiet. Good place for a stroll or picnic. Not the most child friendly, though there's a playground at the corner. Lots of hills to climb for those who are pushing strollers. Nice place to go, but bring enough water

Entry : Free This is a really nice park to have some good time with family or loved one. The only thing to remember before visiting this place is this place has lot of stairs to climb on and the structure of the park includes downhill, uphill roads. This place is really beautiful and picturesque.

This park is a nice place for almost any activity. Good for morning jog or walk with pets. Its location in the middle of the city and yet you feel far away. Very calming and beautiful nature inside. Another point of view of busy Singapore

Last vacation we went here with my family and we enjoyed it a lot. Very recommending place to go! Advise to bring your beautiful cameras for the beautiful view. 👍

Enjoyed learning all we could during our visit to this old and well-preserved park and property. Wonderful spice garden and historical exhibits. Don't rush and make sure you leave enough time to wander the paths and discover the many facets of this large venue right in the heart of Singapore.

Beautiful park in downtown Singapore! Raffles collected a variety of different plants in his garden so it was quite enjoyable seeing them! The big park in the middle it blocked off unfortunately with barbed wire. We walked through the museum there as well with Singapore history and old artifacts. The park is very well maintained and the spice garden is pretty as well!

A spot of nature right in the heart of the city - within walking distance from both Clarke quay and city hall. My favourite structure is and will always be this split pillar entrance. Not too sure exactly where it’s located but this whole area gives off a nice Bali-style vibe.

Historical place and it is an enjoyable walking route in the afternoon!

Great place to take a stroll,a jog and even bring your children for a walk. Beautiful old monuments and it gives you a sense of peace.

Urban garden city park right in town. Go & find little Bali, spiral staircase, spice garden & lots more. It's really indeed a nice place for a slow leisurely stroll while taking in the nature.

Nice place to chill especially on a weekday afternoon. Just make sure you are not there on a "high tide" as the nearest restrooms are quite a walk away. But overall, a nice place to have a picnic by the park. There are a few gazebos for wet weather conditions. A good place to know about greenery at the spice garden apart from the historic place that it already is.

Great location for a slow chill out walks. Mainly for dates, conversation or simply a short trek. Is a location for all wedding couples by the staircase and history of Singapore.

Park is situated on the hill. There are some interesting gardens that you can explore and picnic, an archeology dig site as well.

A beautiful park on a hill which is rarely hard to come by in Singapore. It has lots of history and Raffles also stayed in Fort Canning! The is a fortress up on the hill with cannons and bunkers. A must place to visit if you love history.

*One of the best park in Singapore* Fort Canning park is located near the city central 10 minutes from Bencooleen MRT. The park is well maintained, lush-green, bird-chirping around. The perfect park for a nice walk/jog/run. The park has historical significance, and signage at different section to explain about each structure. There are different indigenous trees around the park, the description for some could be found along the way. The park also has an adjoining hotel property- Fort Canning Hotel. Visit the park for morning run.

Nice chill place with historical value. You can visit any time of the day most of the part you can access by wheelchair. Recommend to plan the points you want to go before you start the tour. Evening time might be the best.

One of my favourite places in Singapore. Especially for early morning walks. Nice, quiet and shady trails. Lots of interesting plants and history. And whiff of pandan when you walk along certain areas. ❤️

Fort Canning Park is very nice and restful, the recreation area is well maintained and full of pretty flowers. There are a lot of things to explore, especially with children. You can visit a lighthouse, the Spice Garden, Fort Canning Heritage Gallery, with a little bit of luck you will see rooster, squirrel and fancy butterfly.

Perfect embodiment of Singapore. A park with some history of Singapore. A park that has escalators. A park that is super child friendly. A park that is highly commercialized. You can easily spend half a day here. Exploring the various elements of the park. Near the edge of the park there’s also a walk path leading to the famous IG photo spot (spiral staircase)

My recent visit to Fort Canning Park was a delightful journey through history and nature. Situated in the heart of Singapore, this park is a hidden gem that offers a perfect blend of historical significance and natural beauty. As I ventured into the park, I was immediately captivated by the lush greenery and serene ambiance. The well-maintained pathways led me through a diverse landscape of tropical trees, vibrant flowers, and tranquil gardens. It was a welcome respite from the bustling city life, and I could feel a sense of calm and serenity enveloping me. Fort Canning Park has a rich historical heritage, and exploring its historic sites was a fascinating experience. From ancient artifacts and archaeological excavations to colonial-era buildings and World War II memorials, the park showcases Singapore's diverse past. The Battle Box, in particular, offers a gripping insight into the country's wartime history and the strategic significance of the fort. The park also offers breathtaking views of the city skyline, providing a scenic backdrop for photography enthusiasts. Whether it was from the peak of Fort Canning Hill or one of the lookout points, the panoramic vistas were simply mesmerizing. Overall, Fort Canning Park is a must-visit destination in Singapore. Its historical charm, Instagramable spots, tranquil natural surroundings, and breathtaking views make it an ideal place to immerse yourself in the city's rich heritage while enjoying a peaceful escape from the urban bustle.

Nice park overall, be careful of mosquito bites while relaxing. It goes swing chairs around the park are available, which I think is neat. Maps and guide poles are everywhere along the path that helps you with direction. The park has different entrances around which it is accessible. There are many heritage trees with the sign telling you its story. Look closely for signs and historical buildings as there may be some history lessons.

This park is a great place to spend time with family and friends together. It is so well-maintained and clean. Such a wonderful place to do one day picnics with friends or family.

45mins to 60mins to walk 1 full round in fort canning. It's a Beautiful park for morning walk. Put on your insect repellent to keep the mossy away.

The beautiful Fort Canning Park in Singapore is an exquisite blend of natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational allure. Nestled in the heart of the city, this captivating park offers a harmonious escape from the bustling urban environment. Let me paint a picture for you: Fort Canning Park welcomes visitors with its lush greenery, meticulously manicured gardens, and vibrant floral displays. Tall, majestic trees provide shade and create a serene atmosphere, inviting you to take a leisurely stroll along its winding paths. The park's well-maintained lawns provide ample space for picnics, relaxation, or even impromptu gatherings with friends and family. As you explore further, you'll discover a rich historical tapestry woven throughout the park. Ancient artifacts, remnants of the past, and historical landmarks remind you of the park's significance as a former military fort and an important historical site. These captivating features transport you back in time and provide a fascinating glimpse into Singapore's history. The centerpiece of Fort Canning Park is its iconic hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline. Ascending to the top, you'll be rewarded with a mesmerizing vista that showcases the juxtaposition of modern skyscrapers and traditional architectural landmarks. This vantage point is especially enchanting during sunrise or sunset, as the golden hues dance across the urban landscape. The park also boasts a diverse array of recreational amenities and facilities. Outdoor fitness corners, jogging trails, and exercise stations cater to those seeking an active lifestyle. Meanwhile, open spaces and amphitheaters are often the stage for concerts, performances, and cultural events, creating a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. One of the park's highlights is its well-preserved and beautifully landscaped spice garden. Here, you can immerse yourself in a sensory journey, surrounded by a variety of aromatic herbs, spices, and plants. The fragrant scents and vibrant colors create an enchanting ambiance that delights the senses and transports you to a world of natural wonders. To enhance your visit, Fort Canning Park offers well-placed benches and seating areas, allowing you to pause, reflect, and soak in the tranquility of the surroundings. The sounds of birds chirping, gentle breezes rustling through the foliage, and the distant hum of the city provide a soothing soundtrack, promoting a sense of calm and rejuvenation. Fort Canning Park in Singapore is a true gem, combining natural beauty, historical significance, and recreational opportunities. It is a place where tranquility meets history, inviting visitors to immerse themselves in a tapestry of serene landscapes, rich heritage, and delightful experiences.

Is huge and beautiful park that you can be there whole day. Even jogging, family time, picture time. Each tree have a name tag on it, so it gain your knowledge. They kept this place well maintain in every corner, all tree look healthy. When it come near to tunnel, there are long queue, either to take or not.

Nice big park within walking distance to shopping centres. The Instagram tunnel is not as spectacular in real life as in photos, all the photos are the result of clever camera angles. Most places are better in person than in photos, for the tunnel the reverse is true.

Quiet park for a chill walk and exercise. It's lush and mostly shaded, the paths are winding and beautiful. You can see some historical relics from WW2 such as forts and cannon. The Fort Canning Tunnel is a popular spot for photo-taking too. Free and relaxing spot to hang out in Singapore!

Fort Canning Park is a serene hilltop park in the middle of the bursting city. The park has a rich history. It was once the site of local King's Palace, residence of Colonial Governors, as well as, HQ of the British Far East Command. The park is very well maintained with lots of attractions from Spice Garden to historic Fort Gate, Gothic Structures to Art Installations and many many more. The Battlebox is an interesting visit for history buff. There are many beautiful Heritage Trees of various species at the park that is a sight to behold. Fort Canning Park is easily accessible by public transport from various locations.

Lucked out! My first stop turns out to be critical to understanding Singapore. Great views too! A jungle in the middle of the city. This location has real historical significance, and they do a great job of explaining and presenting without it being tedious or too much.

What a beautiful park in the middle of Singapore. I could see myself spending all day through the afternoon here. Just so peaceful and serene. If I live in Singapore I probably visit this park every week. You can have a little jog, just chilling with ur buddies, or just having a time for urself here.

Amazing scenic and quiet park. Enjoyed walking around and learning about the history of Singapore. Also, spices, some interesting facts about spices. It's a great place to come for a small walk, a date, a picnic date, or to relax with friends.

A nice place to spend your morning. The park has a great kids' play area as well. Please be mindful of the long queue at the famouse staircase if you wish to take your photographs there.

I really enjoyed the park! It's a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. I made the mistake of entering through the stairs up to Raffles Garden, there's so many of them. It's small enough to visit all of it in a few hours. Expect a line to take a picture at the tree tunnel as this is a common photo spot. If you go first to Pancur Larangan there are electric stairs that will take you all the way up to Fort Canning Centre.

Fort Canning Park is one of the most beautiful parks in a city centre. Small but very well taken of, specially since the last renovation. If you come to Singapore have a good walk by Fort Canning.

Love to wander through Fort Canning Park. It's full of history, lovely views , and a surprising urban escape from the city. There are some cafes in the middle of the Park. It also backs onto the Registry of Marriage, a fantastic hotel, and is also close to Dhoby Ghaut.

Amazing for everyone! Take the kids as well to enjoy and see every corner of the park ? Don't forget the mosquito repellent they are a bit active all the time ? if you don't wanna climb up all the way also look for the elevators/lifts around

A great place to run, especially if you want to hit some stairs. Lots of chickens running around the north side. Great views of downtown area on the south side. Occasional concerts with a great atmosphere. Highly recommend checking this place out.

Many people come to this park for this photo spot. It is beautiful and very fantasy like. It is a bit hidden so you might have to ask around to find it's location. I recall it is close to the gift shop by the entrance. There are also many pretty paths and scenery around the park, so it's perfect for a nice stroll. I was amused to find out that Trudeau's ancestor has a burial stone here and that he took a selfie with it ?

Beautiful park and very enjoyable with lots of different areas and exhibitions, the kids really enjoyed the day out here!

One of the first park that I saw which have escalators installed! They also have swings for wheelchair users! So amazing! This is a great place to bring your date along with many picturesque places to take pictures. Many creatures can be found here as well such as squirrels, small chameleons, rooster, chicken and some other bird species which I have no idea. Many tree species can be found here as well. There are also lots of tiny information board around to provide information about certain trees and objects. Overall a wonderful park for people of all ages.

A nice quiet park to walk in the middle city center.

Very pleasant. Good place for morning exercise.

First time visiting the park after it was revamped some time ago. The calming peaceful feel is still there, and this park no longer give the taste of an old, under-maintained park. Definitely a meadow in the middle of the CBD, for folks to escape the crams and stress during lunchtime and after work.

Ich fand den Park, im Vergleich zu anderen Anlagen, eher ruhig. Man konnte hier schön entspannen, da er von Touristen nicht überlaufen ist. Es macht einfach nur Spaß durch die Anlage zu gehen. Durch die Lage auf einem Hügel hat man immer wieder schöne Fernblicke ringsherum in Bereiche der Stadt. Hat man jedoch nur wenig Zeit in Singapur, würde ich diesen Park nicht empfehlen. Er lohnt sich meiner Meinung nach nur, wenn man schon ein paar mal in Singapur war oder länger in der Stadt bleibt.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place (Original) Excelente lugar

Walking wise while enjoying the greens, it's refreshing. Additional to it the benches are quite a lot so can take rest whenever needed.

Best park in Singapore.. Nice place!!

Beautiful park for a walk

The photo spot - Stairs is so small ! But apart from that the place is beautiful. In the midst of nature.

Quite a mediocre park. Singapore boasts of other parks way better than this. You cannot see the lake at the middle of the park, the children's play area is too small and sad and the walk path is too plain. What's interesting though and why it gets 3 stars is the history surrounding it and how theyve brought it alive with the flags etc

Loved it every time

Wonderful park for evening walk

Nice

Beautifull

Nice Place to Chill and Walk around.. and it’s right in the middle of town! There are escalators so it’s not that difficult to move around. However, mozzies are common so do bring repellant if you are particular.

There's a lot to learn here about Singapore (and Singapura) history. It seems to be one of the few central places that has been of key importance historically from a strategic military, cultural and spiritual perspective. The climbs can be quiet rough when you're walking about with a stroller or wheelchair. So be prepared: bring enough water, something to snack etc. There's a lot of trees and flowers, as well as benches tp sit down. I spotted a few squirls as well. There's a lot of signs to read about the colonial, Malay and Ming dynasty in relation to Singapore. Must visit if you want to know, and feel, what Singapore was like over 100 - 500 years ago

Lovely park

Lovely place

Wonder spot for exercise, stroll and relaxation. Greenery, history and breezy place in busy downtown

Love the place. Nice to walk around and explore. Especially the underground tunnel and the staircase.

Nice Park.. but there's just too much ants crawling. Overall, it's a good place for morning walks ?‍♂️

(Translated by Google) Very suitable for taking pictures (Original) 非常适合拍照留念

The bunkers and the tunnel not available for now due to Covid-19.

Greens well maintained.

Great for walk, greenery photos insta worthy photos

It was clean and beautiful. Weekends is crowded though..

(Translated by Google) Very green, large-scale, on a grand scale ... (Original) Очень зелено, масштабно, с размахом...

Great place to walk, jog, or just have a picnic! History of Singapore to learn too. Avoid the Sunday crowds if you can. Easy access from Fort Canning MRT station.

Don't go on weekends... Place is swarming with loud and boisterous locals picnicking everywhere... Not fun.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park, I advise you to visit, many locations for photos (Original) Прекрасный парк, советую посетить, много локаций для фото

Beautiful nice and clean park.

Raining

Stunningly beautiful

It was an experience of it's own

Beautiful scenery, many remnants of its past as a fort left behind

good

Nice place,very cooling and freshing to standby and very nature lover...

Peaceful place close to downtown

Very peacful park that is popular with couples taking wedding pictures

Our family has a great time at the park. Many things to see and very interesting site for kids. Not many people at the park since it’s not a residential area. Make sure to bring a bug repellent. The park is near restaurants and malls. We went shopping at Don Don DONKI after enjoying the park.

Good place for sight seeing and learn about Singapore history especially from 1300 till now. Place is well maintained. Come early to avoid the hot sun in the afternoon. 10am is already getting warm now. Many people come here to take outdoor wedding photos

Pleasant place with suitable to visit with family or buddies. Totally get relax with nice view and natural seen.

The children’s play area with a variety of slides, sand play areas, seesaws, swinging seats and viewing platform covered in vines and flower is a great spot to take the young ones. The weekends are very busy but sitting on the grassy slope in the shade watching them have fun is good. The rest of Fort Canning Park is a lovely area to walk around. Be aware of some steep hills and stairs, but the recently installed escalators help in some areas. Very relaxing and peaceful in places.

Beautiful and well-maintained colonial park. Unique trees and plant species if you take time to look at them. Love the greenery and the open space. It's shady too. Accessible as it's next to Downtown line, Fort Canning MRT.

Cool historic park in a historic neighbourhood. Weather was pleasant when I visited. Check out the small collection of gravestones near the foot of the hill, it's near the national museum.

There is something to explore each time I'm there. Not your usual parks in Singapore but one with alot of historic significance.

Fun park for kids at the foothill. Slides are the best. Good views from the top. Great place to sit on a bench and read book!

Very nice park in the heart of the city. Amazing and peaceful place to enjoy of nice walk at anytime. You can run away from the busy city very easily and enjoy of a historic place, the legacy of the English colonial time. Very green, and adapted to everyone. Please don't bring your bike it is not the place. You can work out here just opposite Clarke Quay. There are some chickens running around. Very convenient and well located.

V nicely shaded park. Will take around 1.5 - 2 hrs to complete the whole park. Will give a 5* if there more toilets or water points

Park with great locations for photography

Great stroll in the morning with your love one.

Its a nice place for wedding photo shoot and nature lovers...

Like it

Fort Canning Park is 18 hectares. It’s nice to take a walk in this historic park.

Very nice place

Enjoy a little walk among the buildings

Such a nice and peaceful place, good for jogging and hiking... Fresh air

Fantastic

Japanese

I loved it... Walked from Raffles Place through Fort Canning to Orchard..

Beautiful new grass at fort canning green.... thl u NParks!

Great historical site where I wrote my essay for one of history modules at NUS about.

A wonderful and calm place to stoll and picnic

(Translated by Google) Quiet and comfortable environment, beautiful and soft sunshine, the most precious and beautiful feeling in life!🙏 (Original) 安静舒适环境优美柔和的阳光,人生最珍贵美好的感觉!🙏

Beautiful well maintained park with historical memorials and sites that are very interesting. Great tourist attraction as well due to historical significance

Good

Great historical site where I wrote my essay for one of history modules at NUS about. So is there really a Singapore before Singapore? Is there king before there is a prime minister? Answers can be found here. In addition to having a good walk after a full meal at nearby places, it is also a good place to paktor and take wedding photos, as ROM is nearby too.

Nice place to spend the day

Love it

(Translated by Google) In a small park in a busy city, relax, let off the static electricity on your body, and walk on the grass, which will bring you unexpected gains. (Original) 闹市里的小公园，舒一下压，放掉你身上的静电，草地上走走，会让你有意外的收获。

Dream come true❣❣❣❣💖💖💖💖

Amazing place of rich heritage and deep history

Nice park to stroll and walk around. Serene and peaceful.

Love the fresh air here Park is well maintained, and you can enter from at least 2 DTL station, will come back to take a walk again

Nice

Walking with nature.

Shady with lots of trees. Great place to relax.

Great venue for photography.

A great place to spend time with family and friends, in the lap of nature. Interesting history behind this place.

Nice

Nice green lung right at the heart of city

Greenery in the city. Great place to walk especially with friends. Windy cool this time of the year though the sun is out full force when we were there. Some parts will need abit of leg muscle power as there are slopes to thread through. Overall a great place to have a good walking workout in the middle of the city!

Loves the greens!!

Nice spot for a walk/run.

It was really interesting. It was also fun & mysterious knowing how our past times affect who we are here today. The different locations show a lot of meanings to Singapore, how our ancestors lived & the building that were created... I didn't know Singapore lhad a fort wall/Bunker (BattleBox)...😂😅

Took a trip with my 3 years old baby boy to the Jubilee Park Playground about 10am Sat morning. Quite a lot of families there at this time already. The area is just beside a gradual hill side of fort canning park around where the old van cleef aquarium used to be. There are varieties of facilities for kids to play and plenty of grass space to do picnick. See-saw, wooden balancing planks, slides (both long and short), net, sand pits and etc. We spend an hour plus before the sun gets too hot on the facilities to continue play. Clean-up at one of the 2 water points at both ends of the playground and we head-off via the nearest fort canning mrt station that is 5mins walking distance away. Convenient location with a small carpark next to it.

Nice Park at city area

I haven't visit in the day but seems a great place to explore. But at night is really creepy and scary. Given the story from this place, it's better to not explore at night time.

Just decided to have a morning walk with my mum to Fort Canning Park from Dhoby Ghaut and we ended at Clarke Quay. I didn’t even know that there are historical landmarks here which very informative and good to learn more about Singapore.

Take lots of good pictures

Peace & Tranquility in the middle of the city...with a touch of history

central, stairs, beautiful

Large and colorful and beautifully green place

It's within walking distance of 3 mrt stations; Dhoby Ghaut, Clarke Quay and Fort Canning (depending on which train line you are coming from). A pleasant way to discover the history of Singapore during the British colonised occupation and Japanese WWII occupation period. In town area and can just walk into a nearby shopping mall for the air-con after a hot stroll at this park.

Nice reserve places 👍👍👍

Wonderful park

The walking trail is comfortable for leisure walking but also quite challenging enough for running as it's almost up and down hill all the time. The ambience was quiet and peaceful, however at some points you will have to withstand funky metal rock from the construction noise punctuating the serene bird and wind song in the park. It's inevitable due to its central location. You will have to buy ticket, $20 for aldult to visit the Battlebox underground with tour guide. It took my quite some time to figure out how to get to "that specific instagramable spot" which every blog about the park has its photo embedded. That's the Tree Tunnel. Look out for it on every direction signs you see. I didnt even know what it was called at first. The Tunnel is located at the rear of the park already and along Penang Road.

Nice view

Its a quiet and calming place for anyone who wants some "me" time. I went there, listening to some music and walked around ,looking at the various environment like the lighthouse, the memorial walls, the artefacts

A small park full with historical values. It is great for leisure walks after having breakfast, lunch or dinner. There are some trails which you can run uphill and downhill. A big green field which perfect as a picnic spot in the evening.

This place is not just for jogging or walking flora and fauna but many historical old century can see at this place have very nice garden too.

Interesting area to hang out whether you want learn about Singaporean history or take pictures worth of the Gram. This is a very serene park away from the car noises on a hill where you can learn about the history of Fort Canning. there are placards, cannons, and other artifacts all over the place and there is the Battlebox, a underground bunker you can explore. You can end your visit with the nine gardens where you can take Bali-esque pictures.

A beautiful historical park in the business district of Singapore. It has many historical artefacts and ruins with its history tracing as far back as the 14th century. The view at the top of hill includes a full coverage of Clarke Quay.

Beautiful park with mature trees right in the city. Strategically located between River Valley Road and Dhoby Gaut. Ample parking available at the ROM area.

Lovely weekend trip to this park with surprising history and beautiful trails and views. Recommend for a trail hike with the family. Lovely bakery as a pitstop.

Easy to get there. Cool, quiet and nice place for a long early morning walk.

Great place for morning walk about

The view near the subway is stunning! Along the way, the view is very nice.

Excellent for family and simple date,picnic spots available

Great park. Lots of hidden treasures.

Amazing

Nice place for a stroll around and to learn about WWII history.

A kinky streak in corporal punishment drew me to Singapore, world famous for beating it's citizens with a rattan cane, I was disappointed to see no canning activity at the canning park. I'd have been happy with some mild spanking but sadly nothing of the sort when I was there. Nice park for a stroll if you are into that kind of thing.

We had a fun time with our kids at Fort Canning Park. The boys were scooting. There is also a cafe Tiong Bahru Bakery. Great place to chill and catch a bite

Plenty to see and discover. Nice walk too.

Nice to walk in the park. Nature walk with the Spiced Garden. New experiences.

Comfortable place to go.

So much greens, history, and nice spot for picnics.

Nice place

Good to relax in e lush greenery, carefree and fresh with much to explore.

Excellent for running.

Clean

Great place to explore and get some Calories burned... my kid love the place as there is a place ground n lot of space for them to run! Learn some history as we walk through the park!

环境很不错 拍照很出片

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Sang Nila Utama garden

Go early before meandering crowds come

Tranquility in the heart of the city.. A good chill and hideout with alot of greeneries.

Nice place and very nastolgic

Great area to learn history and take a walk

(Translated by Google) Is a good place to take pictures (Original) 是个拍照的好地方

great park in the middle of the city. keep it up!

Old colonial buidings...alot of pests and dirty

Go in the evening and take the steps up to the lighthouse at the top. View and feels remind me of King's Park in Perth. Then take a slow walk down and enjoy the Bali vibes through the garden, the old archaeological site, and the open slopes where Fort Canning concerts used to be held. The memories, views and fauna make this a place suitable for casual walks and picnics.

Best place to ease your tensions and stress ... cool place to relax your mind

An iconic place for photoshooting!

Wonderful walk in the heart of the city

Hiker should pay a visit

Fort Canning Park has been the exclusive address of many of Singapore's rulers and colonial leaders dating back to the 14th century when it was the site for the palatial resort of former Majapahit kings, then in colonial times became the location for the residence of colonial governors starting with Sir Stamford Raffles. Today, the staircase leading into the park from Dhoby Ghaut is most probably the most popular location for wedding photos and Instagram

Not much to see at nite

Beautiful place to walk with spacious walkway. And cooling with many trees & chairs around for resting

Pretty!!! A lot of open spaces for picnic, very family friendly. Just be mindful that there are more slopes than flatlands, would recommend Singapore botanic garden for picnic. Right opposite is Clark quay and walkable distance to town area (City Hall). Further down abit there’s Kanpai etc.

Beautiful park. Nostalgic. Great place for stroll or workputs

A very beautiful recreation area, no need to buy a ticket if we want to visit there. We can see some history about singapore from British and malay people, can be reached easily by using public transportation

There’s a lovely park here suitable for kids and great place to do some walking or even sprinting up the slope. There’s a cafe to stop by if you are tired of all the walking but it gets pretty crowded during the weekends

Photogenic place. Big lawn to enjoy. A cafe for food. Historic feeling. Quiet and cool evening.

Ambient park with lots of historical value. There are real life cannons and underground bunkers for us to explore, and is also a great spot for hiking and exercising (all the paths are paved)

Serene quiet nature surroundings in the city centre area, steep in history. An ideal place to stroll, self reflect, take stock for the day, of an important event, to re-visit an issue etc

Very nice and clean park. Like the Heritage, historical landmarks. There's a little Bali

Photogenic place , best attractions mini Bali and tree tunnel. Family friendly park easy access from downtown line.

It was GREAT even though my daughter was a walking juice box for mosquitos. When we got to the playground, she had great fun! Amazing place. Heard frogs, saw fish, dogs, and colorful roosters! 🐓

Fort Canning Park is a popular spot for exercise and nature lovers, but they may not realise a covered reservoir sits on top of the hill. Fort Canning Service Reservoir was built by the British in the 1920s, on the site of the former artillery barracks and parade ground. It still supplies water to our city areas together with Pearl’s Hill Service Reservoir. Water is a vital resource for Singapore. Climate change may well affect the reliability of our rainfall, we must do our best to conserve water and use it responsibly. My thanks to PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency for its efforts to maintain a sustainable water supply for Singapore

Beautiful park. Enjoy walking here, so chill and relax. Good spot for escape busy life in big city. this place is in the city center can walk to many places around this area.

Convenient to get to, and a pretty chill park to visit. Recommend going in the early mornings or evenings. Many good food places nearby after the ending the walk here.

A very serene park in a hillock with free access to all, no questions asked. They park has undulating terrain and meandering pathways. There are quite little built environments and carefully planned foliage, hedge and other plants throughout the estate.

Absolutely lovely park to walk in the center of older parts of Singapore. Great views of the city and beautiful well maintained park with numerous paths. Some even with escalators (they are however being refurbished December 2022). Some plants and trees have signs with information about the species. Public restrooms and playground is available. Note: The top of the hill is out of bounds for civilians and photography not allowed there.

A wonderful park in the heart of Singapore, perfect for a relaxing stroll or an invigorating run. Barely a five minute walk away from Clarke Quay MRT station, this park is an important piece of Singapore's history. There are convenient and informative signs across indicating the significance of each location in the park, as well the names of the trees and their individual histories. You can complete a full circle of the park in an hour or so, There are lovely views of the downtown buildings and Singapore river.

Located in the center of the busy city. Whenever I need some fresh air and need to get away, I walk over and I’m all refreshed by the natural greenery. I have seen people having picnics inside and taking naps on the grass. Also a great place to jog after work.

Feel the breeze and enjoy the quite in the center of the city. It’s very green and i love how they manage the botanical very nicely. They even provides the access very good, there is 1 escalator that operating in working hours. But trust me, don’t came there at noon or you’ll have a free sauna

Beautiful park. Worth the walk. An ancient royal bathhouse is located there. I loved every minute of it. The walk though was my least favourite. There are escalators at some point but you'll have to walk most of the way. I recommend it for couples, family sight seeing and even an individual sight seeing.

Nice place to collect points for my Merli adventure trail. Went after lunch and there were only a few joggers. Enjoyed the scenery and little Bali. Entry to the underground bunker aka Battlebox is $20 per pax (guided tour).

Like the atmosphere here a lot Very chill, love how people do all kind of activities and spend their time together. Went there with friends. But dating here would be cool.

Nice spot to make yourself relax. It is small size park where most of crowd is local. During my visit, there were many young kids enjoying in the park. Tree Tunnel is awesome point to capture some pictures.

Kids would love this place full of trees and shady paths. Loved it, try to go in evening or early morning because during day time it could get little hotter.

A spacious park rich in history with informative signage almost every important spot. Located in the middle of the city, enjoy a picturesque nature view intertwined with heritage.

Beautiful 😍 Fort Canning Park is truly a hidden gem in the heart of Singapore. Its lush greenery, historical significance, and tranquil atmosphere make it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. Whether you're interested in history, nature, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat, Fort Canning Park offers an enriching experience that showcases Singapore's heritage and natural beauty. It's a testament to the harmonious coexistence of the past and present, making it an essential destination for anyone visiting the Lion City.

Not crowded even on weekends! So it’s my personal favourite park! There’s always something new here to be discovered.

A great place to visit, pram/stroller friendly but you have to enter from Spice Garden or Battle Box then just follow the path. I can hear the cricket and birds chirping along the way, this place was also known for World War history.

Fort Canning Park holds historical significance for Singapore as it served as the British headquarters. Bunkers from that era are still present, offering a glimpse into the past. The park boasts breathtaking views, and the museum houses an impressive collection of historic items, including informative 3D maps and valuable geographical and economic knowledge resources.

It was a lovely evening stroll and would have been even lovelier if not for the construction in certain parts of the park and constant bites on my legs (most probably by ants). We enjoyed the beautiful panoramas the most. There is also a restaurant and a bakery in the territory of the park. We made a plan to visit them later.

Fort Canning Park is a serene haven amidst urban bustle. Its lush greenery and meticulously landscaped gardens provide a tranquil escape. The walking paths offer a refreshing retreat for strolls, while the serene lake enhances the overall ambiance. Well-maintained facilities, like seating areas and recreational spots, cater to diverse preferences. The park's thoughtful design seamlessly integrates with nature, creating a harmonious environment. Whether seeking solitude or engaging in outdoor activities, Fort Canning Park is a delightful sanctuary that appeals to both locals and visitors. A testament to urban planning, it stands as a green oasis fostering well-being.