This park is notable especially because it holds the iconic landmark and "mascot" of Singapore: Merlion, a mythical half-lion, half-fish…
Located near Chinatown, Little India is a lively and charming Tamil neighbourhood with lots of small spice and textile shops, fortune…
Rather on the expensive side, yet totally worth it, this luxurious complex houses everything you can imagine - from hotels to a casino,…
This neighbourhood is rather gentrified yet still definitely worth your time and attention.
Named after Sir Andrew Clarke, this once historical quay is now a riverside development with an abundance of restaurants, nightclubs, and…
Explore this colourful district to its fullest by browsing through its charming houses, textile shops, and small cafés.
This 165-metre high Ferris wheel offers you one of the best views of the city.
This is where all shopping lovers head first. 2,2 km-long street lined with huge shopping malls and big brand boutiques.
This huge entertainment park consists of several themed lands ranging from Ancient Egypt to Hollywood, Madagascar and the land of Far Far…
This place used to be a real motley of cultures and activities. Now, redeveloped, this building that comprises more than 30 historical shop…
Also called Maha Sasana Ramsi, this is the oldest Theravada temple in Singapore.
Established in 1859, this historical tropical garden is a vast haven for all nature lovers.
This conservatory does not house only an immense number of tropical and rare plants and flowers but also the world's tallest indoor…
Futuristic and spaceship-like, this mall spans eight retail and 48 residential floors and is regarded as one of the best shopping malls in…
Discover the fascinating ocean life and learn about animal species from different oceans and seas, including manta rays, bottlenose…
Opened in 2006, it is the largest shopping centre in Singapore. The mall encompasses retail shops as well as cinemas and entertainment…
Located in the Kampong Glam district, this narrow street is lined with petit storehouses that house various souvenir shops, fashion…
This mosque, called also Masjid Sultan, is well worth visiting for its impressive architectural form dating back to the beginning of 19th…
A heaven for nature lovers, this park is home to an innumerable variety of colorful butterflies and interesting insects for you to see.
Opened in 2005, this long luge offers an enjoyable ride for kids and grown-ups alike.
When in Sentosa, do not miss out this lookout tower. It is the highest observation tower in Singapore (131 meters above sea level) and the…
