Ann Siang Hill Park A quiet and beautiful long stretch of uphill park located near Maxwell market to Amoy Street Hawker Centre. Last update Jun2017

A very small part inside the city area. You will take around 15-30 mins to finish the whole path. It's a good relaxing places in the busy area.

Not actually a park per say but definitely will find out a lot of history of this place going back to 1800s including some early photographs dating back to the early centuries if you take a stroll along this cool and we'll renovated path/walkway. If you like like history, this is one interesting walk to take.

A history recap for the contribution from the Chia family

A short hill that allow you to see more of the buildings in Singapore.

Little park. Very quiet. Passed through here from Buddha Tooth Temple / Maxwell Food Centre to Amoy Street Food. centre.

beautiful

Quite spots around this area if you've a look and many more great food places nearby these days. Go enjoy, have a slow relaxing time.

A small park that probably less than 15 minutes walk. Take some night photo after visit PS cafe (Miss the cafe as now temporary close).

If you are looking for THAT scenic spot in Singapore to capture the essence of this metropolis - I.e. ultra modern CBD + traditional Peranakan Red Roofs - then you need to come to this spot for photos. Both during the day and in the evening, a sight to behold.

A lot of bird are not there anymore as they are in the middle of moving to Kranji. But still worth the trip as you can still see many penguins over there. Kid will like it as they can learn about habitat of the birds. Can be quite hot so make sure you bring umbrella. There is a food court next to the souvenir shop. Food is ok.

It's my first time going to the bird park and I must say it's impressive. Despite some parts being not so we'll maintained compared to the zoo, I really appreciate how it was designed. The cages where there was plenty of space for the birds to fly, there was even a lemur in one of them. Now my expectations for the Mandai bird park is much higher!

I went to Singapore in May 2019 with my family and friends. I had planned already for a one day trip to this bird park. Its little away from the main city. It will take almost the full day to cover this place. Overall its a nice experience. You must go this place if you plan a trip to Singapore.

(Translated by Google) It is a place where you can meet cute cat chicks (Original) 可愛い猫🐈に会える場所です🐈

Great place for bird watchers... unfortunately we did not liked....

(Translated by Google) Urban oasis (Original) 都会のオアシス

🌹🌹🌹❤❤💋

Quite and tranquil set of stairs behind the main road.

A hidden park between Ann Siang Road and Amoy Street. Good for evening walk after a long work day

Nice small park at only 4 mins walk from China town.

Nice to walk through, but not quite a park rather than a green footpath through some backyards.

Jurong Bird Park is a fun place to bing the family. Definitely a must visit place while in Singapore.

(Translated by Google) beautiful (Original) 美

The idea of a permanent aviary was first conceived by the late Dr Goh Keng Swee, then Minister for Finance, in 1968. During a World Bank meeting in Rio de Janeiro, Dr Goh visited its zoological garden and was impressed with its free-flight aviary. He set out to ensure that Singaporeans would have a place where they could escape from urban life and relax with nature.[5][6] Work on the aviary started in January 1969.[7] A 35-acre site on the western slope of Bukit Peropok in Jurong was chosen for the project. The bird park was expected to be completed by the end of 1969.[8] On 3 January 1971, Jurong Bird Park, built at a cost of S$3.5 million, was opened to the public.[9] Jurong Bird Park is now a world-famous bird zoo where there are specimens of magnificent bird life from around the world, including a large flock of flamingos. It is currently the world's largest bird park in terms of the number of birds, and second largest both in the number of bird species and land area (after Germany's Weltvogelpark Walsrode). There are 5,000 birds of 400 species in Jurong Bird Park, of which 29 are of threatened species.[1] In 2006, Jurong Bird Park completed a S$10 million makeover. As a result of the upgrade, the park got a new entrance plaza, a park-owned and managed Bongo Burgers restaurant, an ice cream parlour, a gift shop and a bird hospital.

Well, soon it will part of Singapore history after it move to Mandai in the near future. Come enjoy the scenery and the birds. Enjoy the bird show. Also, don't forget to get some souvenir coins. You won't regret it. Payable by visa.

Giving a shoutout to the JBP's ranger/keeper, Melvin, whom we met inside the African Treetop today! It started to rain heavily while we were inside and we took shelter under one of the resting point. As we were with a toddler and the tram probably will take several mins to come, he offered to take us back to the entrance on his buggy! He was very friendly and we could tell he truly cared about the visitors (heard him on the walkie talkie) and how everything's being managed with the sudden heavy downpour. Thanks again Melvin! It was a precious teachable moment for our toddler.

Great location to explore the old Singapore. Plenty of restaurants and bar for Pitstop.

The best bird park one can visit. Go see it for yourself before it move.

A nice conservatory for the birds. The waterfall aviary is a must go!

The best WRS park! Lots to see and do!

The scenery was nice, there are a wide variety of birds and when you get hungry, you can always go to the nearby Hawk Cafe!

Many birds. :)

Extensive menu of vegan dishes and extremely satisfying! Was served by Ryan and he was kind and patient to recommend dishes based on our liking!

Lots of birds.

Very greenery and peaceful place to walk around. I guess they should lower the entrance fee as most activities were closed to COVID. But to think again, it's ok to pay the same price as the bird need to eat as well as to pay the staff salary. Now not may visitors.

Very nice place! Well maintained

Very interesting place! I would recommend to go there when it’s not too sunny if you want to visit all the areas on foot as some paths do not have shelter.

It’s a cute, small park. Great to sit and relax in the peaceful environment.

Calm and Peace esp located in the busy central

quite a small and hard to find park but very historical.

My favourite location for a quite alone drink.. the place is brightly lighted. Used to be a nutmeg plantation during the good old golden days, when Singapore yet to be world class city..

I didn't go there.

Mini park, nice for passing through

A bit out of the way compared to the other major tourist attractions, but worth a visit to see the many birds and shows. Efforts have been made to improve the park in recent years, including construction of a new open aviary for African birds - many beautiful starlings that perch less than a meter away from you. The waterfall aviary is another must see. Excited to see how Jurong Bird Park evolves when it moves to Mandai. Good to visit in morning or later afternoon, or time it so that you visit the indoor exhibits during the hot or rainy hours.

Lovely place My granddaughter was fascinated by the flamingoes which tend to move in a group. We are going to bring her there again this coming Thursday

Inconvenient walking ways, family unfriendly environment and the service is super slow. Not worth it

An interesting small park in the city area. Nice place to relax and enjoy the view. Note it's still feel Hot in the day. People do use it as a short cut to cross the area here.

I only know that there is an old well kept as a historical site, where the rest is commercialised. This is the place where early settlers brought water to Chinatown via bull carts.

Pelican cove and parrot paradise were the highlights

Got birds got park. It is what it is. Nothing to be too amazed, but still good experience

Love the work being done here! Well organised and we enjoyed the shows!

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Great experience. For just a little more than the one time entry you can be a member "friend of" and go the whole year

(Translated by Google) Mini park wedged between 2 rows of houses. (Original) Mini parc coincé entre 2 rangées de maisons.

(Translated by Google) Small park in the club district of Chinatown. The view especially in the dark on the skyscrapers is impressive. You should come here or if necessary visit one of the bars with roof terrace for good photos / atmosphere. (Original) Kleiner Park im Clubviertel von Chinatown. Die Aussicht insbesondere bei Dunkelheit auf die Hochhäuser ist beeindruckend. Man sollte hier her kommen oder ggf. einer der Bars mit Dachterrasse für gute Fotos / Atmosphäre besuchen.

Cool pleasant romantic

Hidden away

beautiful backlanes

Pristine enclave that provides a respite from the scorching sun. An oasis in an urban centre with a touch of history in the old Peranakan shophouses in the vicinity. Nice!

(Translated by Google) small hill park, nothing to see. 安祥 山 公园. 小丘 The last place to relax. (Original) small hill park, nothing to see. 安祥山 公園. 小丘 上一個休憩的地方而巳。

(Translated by Google) A small green space in the city center (Original) 도심 속 작은 녹지

Good view from Ann Siang Hill for a part of CBD of Singapore

The way to go looks tricky, some kind of "Oh my gosh, am gonna loose myself !!!" But finally it's like a little secret place in the heart of Chinatown

(Translated by Google) Quiet little park, not much, but feels comfortable (Original) 寧靜的小公園，東西不多，但感覺舒服

It was really nice and calming. The greeneries were excellent and air felt fresher. Really enjoyed myself.

Dhaka

it's good for taking a stroll or sitting and reading or drinking a beer

quite place

Beautiful park in the middle of the city. The surrounding buildings has "old peranakan" style.

Small little gem to look at the city

Nice sanctuary in the city. Well done National Parks

Pretty little park in the middle of the city. As you go up the stairs, the views get better and better.

Very small park but nice to walk around

Hidden breathing space in the city. Mosquitoes included. Cute cats.

A surprise place in middle of city

Nice park right in the middle of the city.

The JBP is a great park where to spend a day discovering the beauty of bird species from all around the world. The park itself is well structured with ample space for birds to fly around. There are a number of aviaries where birds are free to fly around and carry out their lives in a more natural way. Definitely recommend visiting!

Staff were very friendly, place was well maintained but some of the birds looked really sad. Overall an okay trip.

We went to Jurong bird park with my whole family. Due to Covid , there is no more crowd anymore so we didn't even need to queue anywhere! Isn't that awesome >>>>> We also watched the birds show , waited for sometime for it but is worth it. The location of Jurong bird park is quite remote , grab a car to go there easlier!

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Ok to go after dinner near china town, small hill for after meal walk

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小孩子大爱!

This is a wonderful bird park with many different species of birds! I would say Jurong Bird Park is a very big part of every Singaporean's childhood. Sadly, they will be moving very soon to Mandai. Looking forward to the new park, new attractions, new exhibits. But I will also miss this place and the memories we had here. ❤👍🏻

Ah, this bird park simply wowed me. What an impressive place with so many kinds of birds to watch. There're also bird shows on the list. What an enjoyable and fun trip for us.

Brought back childhood memories of the birds and the place. But do watch out for bird droppings. Because they're moving, it feels that everything seems so be slightly old compared to the zoo because of the lack of renovation. Bring lots of insect repellant because there are lots of mosquitoes. Also note that there's no nursing room and only one eatery where you can sit and eat for vaccinated visitors.

Abit out the way but a nice day out for the family. Covid means the shows are more restricted, you have to check the times online and scan the QR code at the entry gate to register otherwise will be fully booked.

Fantastic experience at an amazing bird park. Watch the parrots trained to do tricks and enjoy the many colourful birds especially the large collection of flamingos. A world class must see experience.

Good place to visit with young kids. U can take pictures with colorful Cuckatoo at the entrance. Trolleys, bicycles can be rented at the entrance. Food option also available like pizza hut, cafes etc. Tram ride is available also to cover as much as possible in a day. There is a small playground for kids too.

Catch a variety of birds here while enjoying the beautiful greenery and listen to the sounds of wildlife on your way around the park. There are a number of aviaries where birds are free to fly around. Great place for young kids and families! The signs are very informative to learn about the species of the birds. Visit in the morning so you won't feel too hot but also, remember to pack sunscreen and a water bottle (they provide refill stations)!

Get up close and personal with some bird species. A whole lot of Toucans to but truth be told the Bird Park needs some sprucing up. Nevertheless still a very nice place to enjoy the weekend to do sightseeing.

(Translated by Google) This is a small attraction, I have never found such a place before. Come and see if you pass by! (Original) 這是一個小小的景點，以前從來沒發現有這樣的地方。 路過可以來看看!

Good walk with many nice houses to take pictures.

Nice park in the city centre

A neat raised viewing platform. Not something you would expect in the heart of town. Very small area but great place for a different scene when doing a chinatown, club street, tanjong pagar trail.

Beautiful little park in the middle of the city

It’s not really a park to visit. More like a pretty connector from Amoy St to the higher Club St and it’s surrounding area.

Lovely green space above famous Amoy Food Market. Pretty covered walkway which feels heritage. Don’t forget to seek out the historic water well on the street below.