Subhan Street
Experience the Charm of Subhan Street: A Hidden Gem in Kampong Glam, Singapore
Experience the rich cultural heritage and vibrant atmosphere of Muscat Street in Singapore's historic Kampong Glam district.
Nestled in the heart of Kampong Glam, Muscat Street is a colorful blend of culture, shopping, and culinary delights. This vibrant street invites tourists to experience the rich heritage of Singapore's Arab Quarter, dotted with charming shops, cafes, and stunning architecture.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Walking
From Bugis MRT Station, take Exit B. Once you are outside, you will find yourself on Victoria Street. Turn left and walk along Victoria Street for about 300 meters until you reach the intersection with Arab Street. At this intersection, turn right onto Arab Street. Continue walking straight for about 150 meters, and you will see Muscat Street on your left.
Walking
If you are at Bugis Junction shopping mall, head towards the Bugis MRT Station exit. Once outside, proceed to Victoria Street and turn left. Walk straight for approximately 300 meters until you reach the junction with Arab Street. Turn right on Arab Street and walk for about 150 meters. Muscat Street will be on your left-hand side.
Walking
From the Sultan Mosque, which is located on Muscat Street, you can directly access Muscat Street by simply walking towards the mosque’s main entrance. Muscat Street is adjacent to the mosque, so you will be there in just a couple of minutes.
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