Conservation areas of Singapore are built-up areas in Singapore accorded protection from unauthorised destruction or alterations by law. There are presently 71 such areas, involving about 6,500 buildings across the city.
List of conservation areas
1 Pulau Ubin
10 Gilstead Road
165/167 Penang Road
2 Meyer Place
222 to 240 Pasir Panjang Road
26 Still Road South
31K Pepys Road
366 Alexandra Road
338E River Valley Road
4 Draycott Drive
42 Cairnhill Road
514 to 530 Sims Avenue
64 Tanjong Katong Road
89 Neil Road
Armenian Street
Armenian Street/Loke Yew Street
Balestier
Beach Road
Bras Basah Road
Blair Plain
Boat Quay
Bukit Pasoh (Chinatown)
Cairnhill
Chatsworth Park
China Square
Clarke Quay
Cheang Jim Chwan Place
Cluny Road/Bukit Timah Road
Desker Road (Jalan Besar)
East Coast Road
Emerald Hill
Fairy Point Hill
Former Beach Road Camp
Former CHIJ
Former Tanglin Officers Mess Building
Francis Thomas Drive
Fullerton Building
Geylang
Grange Road
Ironside Road (Sentosa)
Jalan Jurong Kechil
Jellicoe Road
Joo Chiat
Kampong Glam
Kreta Ayer (Chinatown)
Little India
Magazine Road
Matilda House
Maxwell Road/Peck Seah Street
Mount Sophia
Mountbatten Road
Nassim Road/Whitehouse Park
Neil Road (Former Fairfield Methodist Girls' School)
Singapore is located just north of equator, and has very similar weather throughout a year; the climate is tropical, and sweaters are hardly needed (except in the air-conditioned areas).
Singapore is one of the biggest banking and transportation hubs not only in the region, but also in the world.
Singapore is well known as a shoppers' Mecca in the Far East, but due to its international flavor, it has a lot to offer in terms of dining and nightlife.
Both areas are part of the urban planning area of Rochor.
Little India is distinct from the Chulia Kampong area, which, under the Raffles Plan of Singapore, was originally a division of colonial Singapore where Indian immigrants would reside under the British policy of ethnic segregation.
The Little India area is reported to have developed around a former settlement for Indian convicts.
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