13 Colorful Photos of Street Art in Singapore

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Inside the concrete jungle of Singapore, explosions of colorful artwork illuminate the city skyline. Found in alleyways between towering buildings, on the side of temples, or on restaurants lie some of the best street art in Singapore.

While this wellness paradise offers luxurious retreats to nature, with two of the worlds largest indoor waterfalls at Gardens By The Bay with the Cloud Forest attraction, and inside the Changi Airport — there’s more to the city than it’s natural attractions. Not only is this city-state famed for its blend of robust green sensations, but its metropolitan vibes are unlike any other country.

Graffiti is illegal in this country, but don’t let that stop you from witnessing the most beautiful murals in Singapore. As a matter of fact, within the country you’ll find areas legally dedicated to the vibrant street art. Meander down Haji lane to see some vivid artwork, get lost in Little India, or travel down Bali Lane and Ophir Road.

Additionally, more murals and art can found on these streets in Singapore:

Aliwal Street
Dunlop Street
Tanjong Katong Road
Amoy Street
Neil Road
French Road
East Coast Rd

Because I love art, I curated a list of some of my favorite pieces of colorful walls and vivid street art in Singapore! Let these photos inspire your planning process and travels to Singapore. Oh, and here’s my Singapore travel guide and Gardens By the Bay guide to help with travel planning too.

Grab your camera and enjoy exploring the majestic artwork in this vibrant city!

Side note: In case you’re wonder I used both my iPhone 11 pro and a Canon EOS Rebel to shoot these. For the bigger murals, I thought the Canon performed better in capturing the essence of the beautiful street art.