Armenian Street, Singapore

Armenian Street, Singapore (30 July 2017)


Armenian Street is a minor road in downtown Singapore. It connects with Stamford Road, at the junction of Fort Canning Link, on the north side, and with the junction of Canning Rise and Coleman Street on the south. As would be expected, Armenian Street got its name from Armenian Church. The road was known in Hokkien as Seng Poh Sin3 Chu3 Au33 , which means the rear of Seng Poh's house.

Updates on Armenian Street

A section of Armenian Street that previously connected to Canning Rise was pedestrianised in 2019. At the same time, the section from Loke Yew Street to Stamford Road was also pedestrianised and celebrated as the First Botanic Garden @ Armenian Street.

Map of Armenian Street, Singapore

Sights along Armenian Street

Commercial Properties along Armenian Street

Armenian Street roadsign, Singapore (30 July 2017)


Armenian Street road sign (13 September, 2010)

Armenian Street Singapore on Google Street View

Armenian Street Singapore (Jun 2022)

References and Further Reading

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List of the Streets in Singapore; Discover Singapore

 Sights in Singapore

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Streets of Singapore and Map of Singapore Streets

Singapore MRT and Map of Singapore MRT

Postal Districts of Singapore and Map of Singapore Postal Districts

Planning Areas of Singapore and Map of Singapore Planning Areas

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