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The red-roofed Lau Pa Sat market hall with its clock tower and arched entrance, surrounded by glass office towers in daylight.
Free entry

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Lau Pa Sat

Lau Pa Sat, also called Telok Ayer Market, is an octagonal Victorian market hall in Singapore's financial district, rebuilt on this site in 1894 to a design by municipal engineer James MacRitchie with cast iron shipped from Glasgow. A national monument since 1973, it now houses a hawker centre with stalls selling local dishes under its clock tower.

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Is Lau Pa Sat free?

Yes. Entry to Lau Pa Sat is free.

Free entry

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