Markets · Queenstown
Holland Village Market & Food Centre
Holland Village Market & Food Centre is a government-run hawker centre in Singapore, operating 21 cooked food stalls and 48 market produce stalls under the programme through which Singapore rehoused its street hawkers from the 1970s.
Good for
- Weekend with friends — A trading place that is busiest, and most worth seeing, when everyone else is there too. It is in this corpus as a wet market and hawker centre operated under the government markets and hawker centres programme, with 21 cooked food stalls.
These are editorial judgements, not verified facts.
Sources & verification
- coordinates.latitude
- List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres (Primary); OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-07
- Position published by the National Environment Agency against this record. It replaces a point resolved from the postal code through the national gazetteer, 8 m away: the operator states where its own premises is, and a postal code resolves to a building entrance that may not be the same point.
- coordinates.longitude
- List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres (Primary); OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-07
- name
- List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres (Primary); OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-07
- The register's own title for this record is "Holland Village Market & Food Centre"; the displayed name is that title cleaned of listing scope and case, not a rename.
- externalIds.sourceRecordId
- List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres (Primary); OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-07
- The identifier National Environment Agency gives this record in List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres. Read from the response, never transcribed.
- category
- List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres (Primary); OneMap search gazetteer (Primary) — checked 2026-09-07
- Assigned from the register's own classification of this record as "Market and hawker centre".
Not verified: opening hours, admission prices and access rules. These change frequently and we have not checked them, so this page does not state them. Check the official website before travelling.
Created from record 53 of List of Government Markets and Hawker Centres, retrieved 2026-09-08.
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