Stevens MRT Station
Stevens MRT station is an interchange station in Singapore, serving both the Downtown Line (station code DT10) and the Thomson-East Coast Line (station code TE11). It sits in a quiet, leafy residential district in the central region of the island, surrounded by low-density housing and green spaces. The station brings rapid rail access to a part of Singapore that was previously less well connected to the wider network, making it a useful stop for residents in the area.
Stevens on the Downtown Line map
Stevens station at a glance
| Station codes | DT10TE11 |
|---|---|
| Lines | Downtown Line Thomson East Coast Line |
| Interchange | Yes, change between 2 lines here |
| Chinese name | 史蒂芬 |
| Tamil name | ஸ்டீவன்ஸ் |
| Next stations | |
| Train times | Downtown Line: first train leaves the terminus at 5:30 AM, last train 11:35 PM Thomson East Coast Line: first train leaves the terminus at 5:36 AM, last train 11:27 PM Full first and last train guide |
See Stevens on the map. The interactive map opens with this station highlighted, so you can trace the route from where you are.
Passengers can transfer between the Downtown Line and the Thomson-East Coast Line here without leaving the station. On the Downtown Line, neighbouring stations are Botanic Gardens towards the west and Newton towards the east. On the Thomson-East Coast Line, the station sits between Napier to the south and Mount Pleasant to the north. This makes Stevens a practical interchange point for journeys that cross between the two lines, with onward connections to Orchard, the city centre, and the eastern and northern parts of Singapore.
The surrounding neighbourhood is characterised by tree-lined roads, private housing estates, and a generally calm, residential atmosphere. The area around Stevens Road and Dunearn Road is typical of Singapore's central residential districts, with mature greenery and a relatively unhurried pace compared to the city centre. Those looking for amenities will find small shops and eateries within a short walk, though the station is primarily used by residents rather than visitors heading to major tourist attractions.
Around Stevens station
Stevens station sits within the Bukit Timah planning area, a predominantly residential and leafy district in the central region of Singapore. The surrounding streets are lined with landed homes, low-rise condominiums, and mature trees, giving the area a quiet, unhurried character. Stevens Road and Dunearn Road are the main roads in the vicinity, connecting the station to nearby educational institutions and recreational green spaces. The station is used mainly by residents, students from nearby schools, and visitors heading to the Botanic Gardens or the hills of Bukit Timah.
| Place | Type | Why go |
|---|---|---|
| Singapore Botanic Gardens | Park | A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring extensive gardens, a National Orchid Garden, and green lawns popular with joggers, families, and tourists. |
| Hollandse Club | Attraction | A private recreational and social club on Stevens Road offering sports facilities, dining, and family activities to its members. |
| Singapore Chinese Girls' School | School | A well-regarded girls' school located along Dunearn Road, within walking distance of the station, and a key reason many students use this stop daily. |
| Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) | School | A prominent boys' school situated near the station on Barker Road, drawing a steady flow of students and parents through the area each school day. |
| Stevens Road Landed Estate | Park | The calm, tree-lined residential streets around Stevens Road make the area pleasant for walking, and lead to several small neighbourhood amenities and eateries. |
| Goodwood Park Hotel | Attraction | A historic hotel on Scotts Road close to Stevens station, known for its colonial architecture and popular high-tea and durian buffet offerings. |
How to get to Stevens by MRT
Worked out from the network map. Stop counts are station to station and do not include walking or waiting time.
| From Changi Airport | Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Bugis (10 stops), then change to the Downtown Line from Bugis to Stevens (4 stops). About 14 stops with 1 change. |
|---|---|
| From Orchard | Take the Thomson East Coast Line from Orchard to Stevens (3 stops). About 3 stops, no changes. |
| From City Hall | Take the North South Line from City Hall to Newton (4 stops), then change to the Downtown Line from Newton to Stevens (1 stop). About 5 stops with 1 change. |
| From Jurong East | Take the East West Line from Jurong East to Buona Vista (3 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Buona Vista to Botanic Gardens (3 stops), then change to the Downtown Line from Botanic Gardens to Stevens (1 stop). About 7 stops with 2 changes. |
| From Woodlands | Take the Thomson East Coast Line from Woodlands to Stevens (8 stops). About 8 stops, no changes. |
| From HarbourFront | Take the North East Line from HarbourFront to Little India (4 stops), then change to the Downtown Line from Little India to Stevens (2 stops). About 6 stops with 1 change. |
Tips for using Stevens station
- The station is an interchange between the Downtown Line and the Thomson-East Coast Line, so you can switch between these two lines here without leaving the paid zone.
- For the Singapore Botanic Gardens, exit and walk along Bukit Timah Road or Napier Road; the journey on foot takes roughly 10 to 15 minutes depending on which garden entrance you are heading to.
- Morning peak hours can see increased crowds from students travelling to the nearby schools along Dunearn Road and Barker Road, so allow extra time if travelling between about 7 am and 8.30 am on weekdays.
- Lifts are available at this station, and covered walkways help shelter passengers from rain between the station exits and the nearby streets.
All stations on the Downtown Line
In order along the line, with Stevens marked. Stations with their own guide are linked.
| Code | Station | Interchange |
|---|---|---|
| DT1 | Bukit Panjang | DT / BP |
| DT2 | Cashew | – |
| DT3 | Hillview | – |
| DT5 | Beauty World | – |
| DT6 | King Albert Park | – |
| DT7 | Sixth Avenue | – |
| DT8 | Tan Kah Kee | – |
| DT9 | Botanic Gardens | DT / CC |
| DT10 | Stevens (you are here) | DT / TE |
| DT11 | Newton | NS / DT |
| DT12 | Little India | DT / NE |
| DT13 | Rochor | – |
| DT14 | Bugis | DT / EW |
| DT15 | Promenade | CC / DT |
| DT16 | Bayfront | CE / DT |
| DT17 | Downtown | – |
| DT18 | Telok Ayer | – |
| DT19 | Chinatown | DT / NE |
| DT20 | Fort Canning | – |
| DT21 | Bencoolen | – |
| DT22 | Jalan Besar | – |
| DT23 | Bendemeer | – |
| DT24 | Geylang Bahru | – |
| DT25 | Mattar | – |
| DT26 | MacPherson | CC / DT |
| DT27 | Ubi | – |
| DT28 | Kaki Bukit | – |
| DT29 | Bedok North | – |
| DT30 | Bedok Reservoir | – |
| DT31 | Tampines West | – |
| DT32 | Tampines | EW / DT |
| DT33 | Tampines East | – |
| DT34 | Upper Changi | – |
| DT35 | Expo | DT / CG |
Read the full Downtown Line guide.
All stations on the Thomson East Coast Line
In order along the line, with Stevens marked. Stations with their own guide are linked.
| Code | Station | Interchange |
|---|---|---|
| TE1 | Woodlands North | – |
| TE2 | Woodlands | NS / TE |
| TE3 | Woodlands South | – |
| TE4 | Springleaf | – |
| TE5 | Lentor | – |
| TE7 | Bright Hill | – |
| TE8 | Upper Thomson | – |
| TE9 | Caldecott | CC / TE |
| TE10 | Mount Pleasant | – |
| TE11 | Stevens (you are here) | DT / TE |
| TE12 | Napier | – |
| TE13 | Orchard Boulevard | – |
| TE14 | Orchard | TE / NS |
| TE15 | Great World | – |
| TE16 | Havelock | – |
| TE17 | Outram Park | TE / EW |
| TE18 | Maxwell | – |
| TE19 | Shenton Way | – |
| TE20 | Marina Bay | CE / TE |
| TE21 | Marina South | – |
| TE22 | Gardens by the Bay | – |
Read the full Thomson East Coast Line guide.
Stevens station: common questions
Which line is Stevens MRT station on?
Stevens is on the Downtown Line and the Thomson East Coast Line. Its station codes are DT10 and TE11.
Is Stevens an interchange station?
Yes. You can change between the Downtown Line and the Thomson East Coast Line inside the station without leaving the paid area.
What time is the first and last train at Stevens?
Times below are for the first and last train leaving the line terminus; trains reach Stevens a few minutes later depending on its position on the line. Downtown Line first train 5:30 AM, last train 11:35 PM. Thomson East Coast Line first train 5:36 AM, last train 11:27 PM. Check the operator for holiday changes.
Is the Singapore Botanic Gardens within walking distance of Stevens station?
Yes, the Botanic Gardens is reachable on foot from Stevens station in roughly 10 to 15 minutes. However, the Botanic Gardens MRT station on the Downtown Line is actually the closest station to the main Tanglin Gate entrance, so depending on your destination within the gardens, that stop may be more convenient.
Is there a shopping mall or hawker centre at or near Stevens station?
There is no shopping mall or hawker centre directly at Stevens station. The surrounding neighbourhood is largely residential and low-rise. Orchard Road's retail and food options are accessible nearby, and a handful of small cafes and eateries are found along Stevens Road and Dunearn Road.
What schools are near Stevens MRT station?
Singapore Chinese Girls' School on Dunearn Road and Anglo-Chinese School on Barker Road are both within reasonable walking distance of Stevens station. These schools mean the area sees noticeable foot traffic from students and parents during school hours on weekday mornings and afternoons.
How do I get to Stevens from Changi Airport by MRT?
Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Bugis (10 stops), then change to the Downtown Line from Bugis to Stevens (4 stops). About 14 stops with 1 change.
Sources: station codes, line colours and interchanges from the LTA rail system map; operating hours from SMRT and SBS Transit. Last reviewed September 2026.
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Plan the rest of the trip
Every station on the Downtown Line and the Thomson East Coast Line is listed on its line guide, with the full route and interchanges. For times, see the first and last train guide, and for the whole network in one view use the interactive Singapore MRT map or the PDF map.