Best waffle available here (in front of Maybank ATM). peanut & chocs. RM2 only!
to access free wifi airport wide, go to the information counter and present your passport to obtain a password, then log on to the "Wireless@SG" SSID
The Daim cake is Awesome!! And when u wanna beat ur Daim cravings at home, remember to pick up the Daim cake or sweets @ the mini market before leavin.
Full after brekkie, lunch or dinner? Why not take a stroll @ Sentosa Boardwalk to walk it off! :)
This place has some of Singapore's best attractions like Resorts World Sentosa (and integrated resort home to Universal Studios Singapore) and Fort Siloso, which has an impressive military museum.
must trys! thin crust pizzas (wipeout and margherita), wavehouse beef patties, honeyed cod, lamb rack n chicken roulade. 1for1 on EVERYTHING every wed! love this place..
Interesting architecture! Look out for carvings on the boards indicating height above sea level at diff. points of the bridge.
Food recommendations: Chicken wings! Dessert recommendations: Daim cake and chocolate mousse! Pictures and review at http://sparklette.net/food/ikea-restaurant/ En savoir plus .
Located within the district of Outram in SG, this place is where you could see a great Chinese community. Don't miss Telok Ayer for the great Chinese temples and Smith Street for scrumptious food.
Located in the heart of China Town, this Chinese Buddhist Temple is must see while in Singapore. The dress code is quite strict, but don't worry, there are saris to borrow at the door!
This riverside quay is home to many bars, clubs, and restaurants, but the best way to see its beauty is by taking a bumboat ride. Also a must-try is the reverse bungee at G-Max Reverse Bungy.
The original Singapore River Cruise provides you the opportunity to discover Singapore’s history as you embark on a journey down the river. En savoir plus .
No Singapore is complete without that photo in front of the Merlion Statue (Singapore’s icon) at the Merlion Park. Go up the viewing deck to get the best angles. Adjacent to the One Fullerton.
This integrated resort offers the best in entertainment and lifestyle choices in @visitsingapore, from world class dining and shopping, to the luxurious hotel and Skypark.
The mall is connected to several surrounding hotels. Easy for guests to drop in without having to go far...
Instead of using Citylink to get to City Hall MRT, use a shortcut! Use the esplanade xchange and raffles city b2 link! Less than 10 mins!
Conveniently located above City Hall MRT, Raffles City is @visitsingapore shopping at its finest. There are luxury and designer shops, department stores, and brand name retailers to satisfy everyone.
Kwan Im Temple remains one of the major temples in Singapore with thousands of devotees visiting the temple to pray for blessings from the Goddess of Mercy.
This street is full of tea joints, cafés & hookah bars. Try some pulled tea – which is a frothy black tea with condensed milk. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Little India (across Singapore's Chinatown) exhibits great culture in a small place. Go to the busy Tekka Market for food and souvenirs and don't miss the grand Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple.
Wander through this 24-7 emporium that sells nearly everything imaginable. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Wild honey is brilliant, all day brekkie w a cost atmosphere. Be prepared to queue tho
This is where malls line up both sides of the road. But, even if you're not a shopaholic, it's still a Singaporean experience you should not miss. Just stroll, enjoy, and try the $1 ice cream.
The Famous Japanese Department Store. I spent 3 days in Singapore, I did not enjoy a shopping center as I enjoyed Takashimaya. Don't forget to visit the great food court at the basement and watch the
Huge sports shop at basement 2 called Stadium by Royal Sporting House. But don't expect your sizes to be there.
One of the largest malls in @visitsingapore, ION boasts more than 300 shops. But it also has a colour-changing media facade, art exhibition, and huge observation deck and garden on the ninth floor.
Get the admission tickets with tram rides, it will save you all the trouble of walking. Also, book a taxi in advance when you leave because Singapore Zoo is packed with crowds on the weekends and it's En savoir plus .
This is techie heaven. Singapore is known for cheap cameras and other gadgets/electronics. This is the place where you’ll see lots of them. Located at 109 North Bridge Road.
