
Here is the list of parks inside the Fort Canning Park:
- The Pancur Larangan: Featuring the replica of a bathing place for ladies in the ancient times, the Pancur Larangan was a source of drinking water in the 1900's. Currently, this place is a jogging area.
- The Artisan's Garden: This garden contains Singapore's last archaeological dig sites. When strolling around here, you can catch the glimpse of the 14th century architecture of living quarters.
- The Sang Nila Utama Garden: With Javanese Split Gates, the Sang Nila Utama Garden is a must visit place if you are looking for some perfect spots to click your pictures.
- The Jubilee Park (phase I): If travelling with family or kids, the Jubilee Park is a must visit spot for you. The park comes with numerous slides and games which your kids will surely love.
- The Raffles Garden: The Raffles Garden is named after Sir Stamford Raffles, and it includes a garden full of plants discovered during Raffles' time, a lighthouse, and a time ball; not far from here is a replica of Raffles' house.
- First Botanic Garden: This site was the "first" and "original" Botanic Garden, established in 1822 at Fort Canning Park. However, a new "first botanic garden" has been resurrected at the foot of Fort Canning Hill and can be found between Fort Canning Hill and Bras Basah Road.
- The Farquhar Garden: This area of Fort Canning Park is named after Major General William Farquhar, Singapore's true founder. He was a well-known naturalist who painted the wildlife and nature that he came across.
- The Spice Garden: Sir Stamford Raffles (a naturalist, botanist, and zoologist) established the first botanical garden in Fort Canning in 1822. His contribution to modern-day Singapore inspired the creation of this beautiful spice garden.
- The Armenian Street Park: The Armenian Street Park serves as a link between Fort Canning Park, Bras Basah, The Civic District, and Bugis. Previously, many events, such as the Singapore Night Festival, were held here.
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Hotels Near Fort Canning Park

a.Novotel Singapore Clarke Quay: This hotel offers a range of amenities including free Wi-Fi, an indoor swimming pool, a gym, a daily breakfast buffet, and a bar. Suites here have whirlpool baths and you can also avail free airport transportation.
Location: 177A River Valley Road, Singapore, 179031
b.Swissotel Merchant Court Singapore: With amenities like free Wi-Fi, a spa, an outdoor pool, a fitness centre, a restaurant, and a banquet room, this hotel offers everything people look for in a perfect stay. This hotel has two restaurants, one of which is located on a poolside.
Location: 20 Merchant Road, Near Clarke Quay MRT Station, Singapore 058281.
c.Park Hotel Clarke Quay: This hotel has a multitude of offerings like the free Wi-Fi, a gym, airport transportation service, minibar, and in-room refrigerator. Its outdoor pool has a swanky poolside bar and grill where you can chill and have fun with your loved ones.
Location: 1 Unity Street, Singapore 237983.
d.Jayleen Clarke Quay Hotel: This 3-star hotel offers services like free Wi-Fi, breakfast buffet, wheelchair access, and a self-serve laundry facility. This hotel is ideal for those looking to enjoy Singapore’s vibrant nightlife.
Location: 25 New Bridge Road Jayleen Clarke Quay Hotel, Singapore 059390, Singapore
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Restaurants Near Fort Canning Park

a.Spice World Hot Pot: For an authentic taste of Chinese cuisine, do not forget to visit this restaurant. It brings you the spicy cuisine of the Sichuan province of China in the heart of Singapore.
Must-try: Barbie Doll Wagyu Beef slices and Teddy Bear Spicy Broth
b. Bistecca Tuscan Steakhouse: This restaurant offers a taste of Italian cuisine. If you love meat and wine, this place is your heaven.
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c.Wine Connection Tapas Bar & Bistro (Robertson Walk): For wine connoisseurs, visiting this place is a must. You can enjoy a perfect tenderloin, rib eye or a salad. This place offers dishes from a variety of western cuisines, and you're sure to love them all!
Must-try: Steak Tenderloin.
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Tips for Visiting Fort Canning Park

- Always wear comfortable shoes when you are visiting the Park. Wearing sneakers or flats will help you walk comfortably along the trails and on the grass.
- Wear clothes that are light and breezy, especially if you are visiting during summer months. For spring, wear light clothes during the day as long as you have a jacket for the evening.
- Carry a camera with you to capture the picturesque Park. You will love to take pictures of the lush trails and the historical monuments located in Fort Canning Park.
- Follow the signs guiding you through each trail. These will help you in finishing your walk effortlessly and will prevent you from getting lost.
- Check the events that are being organised at the Park a bit in advance. This will help you decide what events you want to be a part of before getting there.
- Download a map of the park from the Nparks website. In case you are a tourist, you will not have to spend your time asking everyone about the trails.
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