A walk through history

The rich multicultural and art history of Waterloo Street is highlighted in the new Crossroads Alive! walking tour

Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include (clockwise from left) colourful sculptures by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice and Sri Krishnan Temple.
Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include colourful sculptures by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice and Sri Krishnan Temple (above). ST PHOTO: GAVIN FOO
Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include (clockwise from left) colourful sculptures by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice and Sri Krishnan Temple.
Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include colourful sculptures by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice (above) and Sri Krishnan Temple. ST PHOTO: GAVIN FOO
Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include (clockwise from left) colourful sculptures by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice and Sri Krishnan Temple.
Some of the sights on the Crossroads Alive! walking tour include colourful sculptures (above) by Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts students outside the school along Bencoolen Street, The Theatre Practice and Sri Krishnan Temple. ST PHOTO: GAVIN FOO
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First the good news. Trafalgar Tours has realised that there is domestic demand for its heritage tours and is now offering standalone day tours which are not tied to a pricey hotel stay. In addition to offering its Victoria Clock Tower climb as a day tour, it is introducing a new Crossroads Alive! walk.

The three-hour experience, which includes lunch at the Practice Tuckshop and is priced at $228 a person, takes in the Waterloo Street area, focusing on its arts and heritage aspects.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Straits Times on December 01, 2020, with the headline A walk through history. Subscribe