OG People's Park, Singapore

OG People's Park, Singapore

OG People's Park (GPS: 1.28518, 103.84316) is a major department store in the Pearl's Hill neighbourhood of Outram, Singapore. Built in the 1970's, OG People's Park was one of the early department stores in Singapore, and the main one within Chinatown. It occupies the city block between People's Park Centre and People's Park Complex, behind Yue Hwa Building and The Majestic. An overhead bridge connects OG People's Park to People's Park Centre above Upper Cross Street.

Visiting OG People's Park

OG People's Park is open daily from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm. You can take the North East Line of the Singapore MRT to the Chinatown MRT Station DT19/NE4 and walk a short distance through the Chinatown Garden Bridge to People's Park Complex and then onwards to OG People's Park. If you come by car, parking fee is $1.20 for every half hour or part thereof. The car park is open only from 7:00 am until 10:59 pm daily.

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