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About the Civic District

Steeped in heritage and framed by some of Singapore's most storied landmarks, the Civic District is where the city's past and present meet. APT. Stamford Place enjoys an enviable address within it — moments from the National Gallery, the Padang and the lush slopes of Fort Canning Park, with the district's arts, culture and lifestyle all at your doorstep.

Dining delights begin the moment you step out of the lift. Guests enjoy direct access to a specially curated collection of F&B concepts on the ground floor, while an exceptional variety of cafes, restaurants and bars lies just a short stroll away — from the buzzing eateries of Singapore Management University (SMU) and Raffles City Shopping Centre to Funan, the heritage halls of Capitol Kempinski and the alfresco charm of CHIJMES. Whether it's a quick bite between meetings or a leisurely evening out, the neighbourhood serves up options for every craving and occasion.

ODETTE (8-min walk)

Chef-Owner Julien Royer's Michelin-starred modern French restaurant at the iconic National Gallery Singapore. Named in tribute to his grandmother, Odette offers a constantly evolving menu guided by his respect for seasonality, terroir and artisanal produce sourced from boutique producers around the world.

TIAN TIAN HAINANESE CHICKEN RICE (13-min drive)

A Singapore hawker icon since 1986, Tian Tian draws daily queues to its original stall at Maxwell Food Centre for its fragrant, tender Hainanese chicken rice. A Michelin Bib Gourmand recipient famously praised by the late Anthony Bourdain, it remains one of the most celebrated chicken rice names in the world.

HAWKER CHAN (11-min drive)

Founded by Chef Chan Hon Meng on the simple belief that good food should be affordable and accessible, Hawker Chan serves the soya sauce chicken recipe he perfected during his early apprenticeship. Chef Chan opened his original Liao Fan Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle stall at Chinatown Complex Food Centre in 2009.

NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE (8-min walk)

Southeast Asia's largest public collection of modern art, set within the beautifully restored former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings. Home to landmark Singaporean and regional works — and the acclaimed restaurant Odette.

RAFFLES HOTEL (8-min walk)

Singapore's most storied colonial-era landmark and the birthplace of the Singapore Sling. Step in for high tea, a heritage stroll or a cocktail at the legendary Long Bar.

ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM (16-min walk)

A riverfront museum devoted to the material history and cross-cultural heritage of Asia, tracing the trade, faith and artistry that shaped the region — just across the Singapore River.

FORT CANNING PARK (6-min walk)

A lush hilltop park steeped in history, from ancient royal grounds to wartime bunkers. A scenic green escape with heritage gardens and city views, moments from the property.

ESPLANADE PARK (9-min walk)

One of Singapore's oldest parks, running along the waterfront past heritage landmarks such as the Cenotaph and Tan Kim Seng Fountain. A shaded, breezy spot for an easy stroll by the bay.

GARDENS BY THE BAY (13-min drive)

Singapore's world-renowned waterfront garden, home to the iconic Supertrees and the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories — a spectacular blend of nature, design and technology.

TRIFECTA (4-min drive)

An urban action-sports destination at Somerset, bringing indoor ski and snowboard slopes, skate ramps and surf together on one site. A high-energy spot for thrill-seekers and active families alike.

Do You Know?

The Civic District is Singapore's historic seat of government and the arts — but some of its best stories hide in plain sight. Look up at the Old Hill Street Police Station and you'll find 927 rainbow-coloured windows on what was once a colonial police station and is now a national monument. A few minutes away stands the Armenian Church, Singapore's oldest church (consecrated in 1835), whose memorial garden honours Agnes Joaquim — namesake of Vanda Miss Joaquim, the nation's orchid emblem.

Experience the destination like a local: wander the district on foot after dusk, when the heritage façades are beautifully lit and the daytime crowds have thinned.

SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS (13-min drive)

Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and a rare tropical garden in the heart of the city. Wander more than 160 years of landscaped grounds, ancient rainforest and serene lakes — and don't miss the National Orchid Garden, home to one of the world's largest orchid displays.