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Singapore’s colourful corners come with stories to match— and @wilda.travel found six worth exploring. 🌈 📍 Old Hill Street Police Station — Built in 1934 as one of Singapore’s largest government buildings, now a national monument recognised for its 927 rainbow-coloured windows. 📍 Clarke Quay — A busy 19th-century riverside warehouse district that’s been restored into a colourful stretch of restored shophouses filled with dining and nightlife. @clarkequaysg 📍 Bugis Street Art Lane — Street art murals sit alongside early-20th-century shophouses—an evolving pocket of Kampong Glam’s creative scene. 📍 House of Tan Teng Niah — One of Little India’s last surviving Chinese villas, known for its vivid colours, Chinese–European architectural details, and links to the area’s early rattan-trading past. 📍 Haji Lane — Narrow early-1900s shophouses now home to indie boutiques, cafés, and some of the neighbourhood’s most colourful storefronts. Heading to Singapore from January? Connect with us through the link in bio 💌 — we’d love to hear what you get up to! #VisitSingapore #Singapore #PassionMadePossible #MadeInSingapore