Discover the centre of the city with a morning walking tour on the footstep of Sir Stamford Raffles. Visit of the Saint Andrew’s Cathedral, a chose site for a church by Sir Raffles in 1823. Continue to Coleman Street, named in honour of the close adviser of Sir Raffles and first architect of Singapore. Drop by the 183-year-old Armenian Church. The Armenians were among the earliest merchants and traders to arrive in Singapore after Sir Stamford Raffles established it as a trading port in 1819. It was the first Christian church to be built in Singapore. Stroll along Boat Quay and walk pass Victoria Concert Hall and Art House. Finally, visit Chijmes, a former convent and school, now houses restaurants, bars & event space. Back to hotel.