Head east from Marina Bay and you'll arrive at the former site of Singapore's coconut plantations, where wealthy citizens once went for their weekend retreats.
These days, Joo Chiat and Katong show a charming part of the city reflecting the melting-pot nature of Singapore.
Chinese, Malay, and Indian families built communities here in the '20s and '30s, forging one of the most unique places in the city.
Now's your chance to explore it while going from A to B in a Vespa's sidecar.
About this experience
Head east from Marina Bay and you'll arrive at the former site of Singapore's coconut plantations, where wealthy citizens once went for their weekend retreats. These days, Joo Chiat and Katong show a charming part of the city reflecting the melting-pot nature of Singapore.
Chinese, Malay, and Indian families built communities here in the '20s and '30s, forging one of the most unique places in the city. Now's your chance to explore it while going from A to B in a Vespa's sidecar.
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