Chijmes, Singapore 新加坡 赞美广场

CHIJMES is one of the important historical and cultural relics in Singapore. It is located at 30 Victoria Street in the city center of Singapore. Its history can be traced back to the 19th century. It was originally the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and Caldwell House. Caldwell House was built between 1840 and 1841, and the Gothic church was built in 1904. The convent was used for 131 years, and later it also served as a girls' school and 收留过 orphans.
CHIJMES combines modern and classical Gothic architectural styles. Its orthodox Gothic architectural appearance is decorated with beautiful colored glass. The front yard is designed with an artificial waterfall and fountain, and it is one of the oldest free visiting places, providing tourists with an excellent historical resting place.
In 1990, this group of buildings was renamed CHIJMES. After renovation and reconstruction, it has now become a popular high - end dining, entertainment and leisure center, bringing together many bars, high - end restaurants, boutiques and art galleries. The CHIJMES Hall renovated from the church often stages musicals, solo concerts and other dramas. At the same time, it is also a popular venue for weddings and events.