Church of Saints Peter & Paul

Located along Queen Street in the heart of the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct, the Church of Saints Peter & Paul is a stunning example of Singapore’s religious and architectural heritage. Established in 1870, this national monument offers a serene and spiritually uplifting experience for both worshippers and visitors. -Architectural Beauty: The white facade and intricate plasterwork are breathtaking. Inside, the high ribbed vaults and French stained-glass windows create a truly celestial atmosphere. -​Peaceful Ambience: Despite being so close to the bustling Bugis area, the church offers a profound sense of quiet and spiritual stillness. It’s the perfect place for mid-day prayer or quiet reflection. -​Rich Heritage: You can really feel the history here. It remains a significant pillar for the Chinese Catholic community and is a must-visit for anyone interested in Singapore’s religious history. -​Accessibility: Very easy to reach—just a short walk from Bras Basah (CC2) or City Hall (NS25/EW13) MRT stations. The Church of Saints Peter & Paul is more than just a place of worship; it is a sanctuary of peace and a testament to Singapore’s diverse heritage. Whether you are drawn by its architectural beauty, its historical significance, or a desire for spiritual reflection, it remains one of the most beautiful and tranquil spots in the city.

Located at Bras Basah Station(Circle Line) Super convenient. Love their Latin prayers. The soothing traditional choir singing is solemn and uplifting. Sat sunset mass 5.30pm. They conduct Cantonese mass on Sunday afternoon too.

A beautiful sanctuary in the heart of the city. I recently visited the Church of Saints Peter & Paul and was deeply moved by its peaceful, prayerful atmosphere. The stunning Gothic architecture, intricate stained-glass windows, and serene interior make it a truly sacred space.

This is a deeply historical and traditional Catholic church. I recently attended a wedding mass here and thoroughly appreciated the entire setup, which felt both comfortably welcoming and professionally managed. The only minor drawback is the lack of sheltered access from the nearest MRT station.

I found the church of Saints Peter & Paul is very beautiful. It has an infant as well adult Jesus in one of the altar. We also can write our petition and thanksgiving and put inside the Infant Jesus box. Made me felt very close to Him after today’s Easter Vigil Mass 🙏🏻🙏🏻

I was visiting and decided to try the Mandarin Mass at 8:30 am. The atmosphere was ethereal. If you're familiar with the rite in English and have Mandarin proficiency at O levels, you should be able to follow and participate meaningfully in the responses, chants and hymns. It's quite an experience to hear tones with an unmistakable pentatonic flavor—if you're ethnic Chinese, you'll feel it deep inside. The rite is conservative, the music is Chinese, and the symbols and iconography are traditional. If you're a Chinese Catholic who attends Mass only on English, you don't know what you're missing!

We attended the anticipated Mass, known as the Sunset Mass, at 5:30 PM. The lay ministers were incredibly kind and welcoming, especially toward my restless toddler, who was running around before the service began. The priest delivered a meaningful and heartfelt homily. Overall, the church had a warm and inviting atmosphere, making us feel truly welcome.

One of the beautiful churches I hv seen It's looks like a chapal small in size But the design , architecture is so vintage You can feel the presence of God in the church. Not crowded during the weekdays Definitely get to see lot of relics in the church of some of the saints

I found an incredible Catholic Church We are here in Singapore for the next 7 months or more, praise God we found Mass everyday at 7:20am and the Holy Eucharist exposed in the blessed Sacrament Chapel. What a gift from God!