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Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall
Built by the British in the 19th century, this was Singapore's premier arts centre until the Esplanade came and stole the limelight.
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It still hosts various smaller events that can't fit in (or afford) the Esplanade. History buffs may also want to do a detour: the Raffles statue in front dates to 1887, and the People's Action Party was founded here in 1954, as commemorated with a plaque showing a very young-looking Lee Kuan Yew.
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