Bukit Timah Heritage Trail - Learning and Leisure Trail

Estimated Trail Distance: 1.25 km
Cluny Court
Places
Cluny Court

Adam Food Centre
Places
Adam Food Centre

Opened in 1974, Adam Food Centre started as a gathering of open-air food stalls located by the Bukit Timah Canal next to the A&W restaurant.

Former Raffles College
Places
Former Raffles College

Established in 1928 to commemorate the centenary of the founding of modern Singapore, the former Raffles College was Singapore's second institution of higher learning after the 1905 King Edward VII College of Medicine.

Botanic Gardens
Places
Former Raffles College

Established in 1859, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This is a self-guided trail.

  1. Cluny Court
  2. Adam Food Centre
  3. Former Raffles College
  4. Former Raffles College

Cluny Court
Adam Food Centre
Former Raffles College
Botanic Gardens

Bukit Timah consists of a number of social and leisure landmarks that are well-loved by its residents and Singaporeans. This trail covers some of these landmarks including popular eating destinations, Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as vital centres of research and education.

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