Where to stay in Kampong Glam & Bugis — pick the right hotel, book in 3 clicks
Kampong Glam is the city centre's Malay-Muslim quarter, anchored by the golden-domed Sultan Mosque and ringed by Haji Lane, a street packed with murals, boutiques and cafes. It sits right next to Bugis, a lively zone of markets and malls. Great for travellers who love colourful, characterful neighbourhoods.
Why stay in Kampong Glam & Bugis
Golden-domed Sultan Mosque
Singapore's most important mosque, a beautiful piece of architecture and the landmark of the whole quarter.
Haji Lane street art
A narrow lane covered in murals, full of indie boutiques and quirky cafes.
Shopping in Bugis
Bugis Street market for bargains and the air-conditioned Bugis Junction mall.
Malay-Arab food
Spiced rice, nasi dishes and bold, flavourful Middle Eastern cooking.
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Local dishes to try in Kampong Glam & Bugis
- 1🍛
Nasi Padang
Rice topped with a spread of Malay-Indonesian curries and sides, big on flavour.
📍 Kandahar St - 2🥙
Middle Eastern food
Kebab joints, hummus and Turkish tea with a warm, welcoming street-side vibe.
📍 Bussorah St - 3🍳
Roti prata & murtabak
Crispy fried flatbread eaten with curry, a beloved breakfast around the quarter.
📍 Kampong Glam - 4🧇
Cafes & desserts
Indie cafes and hip dessert shops scattered through the lanes.
📍 Haji Lane
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Sultan Mosque
A striking golden-domed mosque, the heart of the Muslim community and a hugely popular photo spot.
📍 Kampong Glam - 2🎨
Haji Lane
A street-art lane lined with vintage clothing shops and stylish, atmospheric cafes.
📍 Kampong Glam - 3🛍️
Bugis Street
A popular covered market for souvenirs, clothes and cheap, tasty bites.
📍 Bugis - 4🏛️
Malay Heritage Centre
A Malay cultural museum set in the former Sultan's palace, with a lovely garden out front.
📍 Kampong Glam - 5🧵
Arab Street
The place for silk, carpets and Middle Eastern-style decor.
📍 Kampong Glam
Things to do in Kampong Glam & Bugis
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🚆 Getting around Kampong Glam & Bugis
MRT Bugis
The East West and Downtown lines stop at Bugis station, an easy walk into the quarter.
On foot
The area is compact; you can stroll easily from Sultan Mosque to Haji Lane and Bugis.
Grab / taxi
Easy to hail along the main roads, handy at night.
Bus
Several lines run along Victoria Street and North Bridge Road.
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See this city's guide →Frequently asked — where to stay in Kampong Glam & Bugis
When is the best time to visit Haji Lane?+
Late afternoon to evening, when the boutiques and cafes are all open and the atmosphere is at its liveliest.
Can you stay in this area?+
Yes, there are plenty of hostels and boutique hotels, ideal for budget to mid-range travellers.
What's there to shop for?+
Silk, carpets and perfume on Arab Street, plus vintage clothing along Haji Lane.
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