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Want to explore Singapore's heartlands? Here's your guide to hidden neighbourhood treasures across the Island - from gelato cafes, to woodworking classes, second hand stores, bakeries, birdsong, and more!

What better area to have a wander at the weekend than Dempsey Hill asks Charley Larcombe?

Geylang is Singapore’s most famous red-light district, but there’s so much more to this hood. The area has a fascinating history, quirky shops and delicious eats. Local resident and soon-to-be tour guide Kathy Ferrer discovers ten off the grid Geylang destinations.

With quirky playgrounds, independent bookstores and great bakeries, Toa Payoh is one heartlands suburb you should get to know.

Your guide to Singapore’s best galleries, museums and artistic spaces.

Australian expat Paula Barnes from trulyexpat.com checks out bagels, cafes, foot massage spots and a sports mall in Novena, located in Central Singapore.

It’s been three years in the making, but the new Funan Mall has finally opened. With a focus on sustainability, local businesses, wellness, craft and technology, it’s much more than just a shopping destination. 

1.Chye Seng Huat Hardware 150 Tyrwhitt Road, 207563 cshhcoffee.com Caffeine addicts, local hipsters and backpackers are drawn to this landmark coffee house, with its cool industrial vibes. Grab a table in the breezy courtyard or main café...

The East Coast neighbourhood of Katong is a food-lovers paradise. Here's your guide to the best restaurants, food stores and cafes in the area.

When it’s safe to get out and about, keep your kids entertained with these active, educational and fun things to do in Singapore.