Koon Seng Road, Singapore 427008
These iconic, pastel-hued houses date back to the 1920s, and provide the perfect opportunity for you to snap a photo or two. Architecture buffs should keep their eyes for intricate details, such as the pintu pagar (swinging doors) and tiles adorned with floral motifs. Peer at the five-foot way - a roofed continuous walkway - for elaborate motifs and traditional Peranakan architecture.
139 Ceylon Road, Singapore 429744
This charming building houses three distinct galleries that trace the rich heritage of Singapore's Eurasian community. Known for their hybrid traditions of East and West, their Asian and European origins can be traced to some of the region's oldest colonial settlements, such as Malacca, Penang, Goa, Macau and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka).
69 Joo Chiat Terrace, Singapore 427231
The Intan's collection is a proud display of Peranakan craftsmanship. Find over 5,000 Peranakan objects that are rich in history, from tiffin carriers, detailed embroidery to intricate beadwork shoes. Experience a guided tour with owner and curator Alvin Yapp, who'll be happy to regale you with fascinating stories.
111 East Coast Road, Singapore 428801
From delicious nonya kueh and dumplings to exquisite dresses and jewellery, this beloved store offers a glimpse into the traditions and customs of the Peranakan culture. This Peranakan shophouse also doubles up as a Singapore Visitor Centre for the Katong-Joo Chiat precinct.