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One of the oldest roads of Singapore, North Bridge Road begins at the Crawford Junction and ends before the Elgin Road Bridge. The North Bridge Road Singapore was outlined in the Raffles' 1822 Town Plan. G D Coleman, an Irish civil architect who played a significant role in the construction and design of Singapore constructed it between 1833 and 1835. Built by a convict labor North Bridge Road is one of the significant landmarks of Singapore. The road is well known for shops selling traditional items and souvenirs. Shopping in Singapore is one of the many pastimes that tourists indulge in. The Capitol Building in North Bridge Road is a historical site that has been restored and now it is one of the most popular shopping areas of Singapore. There are different kinds of shops lined up on North Bridge Road. From expensive boutiques selling exquisite outfits to tiny shops selling souvenirs and traditional items, North Bridge Road is a blend of the old and the new. There are many eateries, Internet cafes and utilitarian shops. The shops offer an insight into the culture of Singapore, the art and culture of the region. Enjoy a walk down North Bridge Road.
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