Ann Siang Hill & Club Street

In shortAnn Siang Hill & Club Street is free to enter and open 24 hours, at Enter via Ann Siang Road, Ann Siang Hill or Amoy Street, Chinatown. Checked November 2026.

Nightlife · free

Duration

Evening

The take

Chinatown's grown-up night out, in shophouse bars along Ann Siang Hill and Club Street. Walk the hill once before you choose, and pass the loudest door for a quieter one.

Good to know

Ann Siang Road and Ann Siang Hill are lined with restored shophouses, most built between 1903 and 1941

Ann Siang Hill Park keeps the last remaining well from the 1800s in Chinatown

Club Street is named after the Chwee Lan Teng Club, the first clubhouse built in the Ann Siang Hill precinct

Finding it: Ann Siang Hill and Club Street, Chinatown; Ann Siang Hill Park, off Ann Siang Road, is near Maxwell and Telok Ayer MRT stations

Hours checked November 2026

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Before you go

Is Ann Siang Hill Park open at night?

Yes, NParks lists the small park as open 24 hours. You can enter from Ann Siang Road, Ann Siang Hill or Amoy Street, and Maxwell and Telok Ayer MRT are the nearest stations. There is no carpark on site; the nearest public one is the open-air lot along Amoy Street.

Sources: National Parks BoardChecked November 2026

What is the old well in Ann Siang Hill Park?

It is the last remaining well from the 1800s in Chinatown, one of several that supplied fresh water, which people collected in bullock-drawn carts. The park is only 0.38 hectares on a preserved hill between old shophouses, so it takes minutes to find. Look for cinnamon, breadfruit and tamarind trees on the way.

Sources: National Parks Board