Conserved areas of Singapore

Conservation areas of Singapore are built-up areas in Singapore accorded protection from unauthorised destruction or alterations by law. There are presently 94 such areas, involving about 7,091 buildings across the city.

See also

• List of parks in Singapore
• Biosphere reserves in Singapore

External links

• Conservation areas of Singapore

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