Unless you are a guest of the hotel to only way to experience to sky park is to take the tour. You can also visit the observation deck but apart from the view not much to experience.
This Ferris wheel is one of the tallest observation wheels in the world. See the amazing Singapore skyline (best time is at sundown) then grab some cocktails at the Flyer Lounge after.
The most awesome chilli crab in sg! The old fashion bakery type of bread goes perfect with the chilli crab gravy!
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.
While here make sure to visit the National Orchids Garden. With hundreds of different varieties, its a green thumb's dream! Bring a blanket and stay for the concerts in Palm Valley.
Built in 1887, the National Museum is an architectural gem housing Singapore’s 11 National Treasures. Its interactive elements will immerse you in a multi-sensory experience of @visitsingapore’s past.
One of my favorite airport. Shopping, dining, transit hotel, spa, free wifi even botanical garden! I could spend hours here!
This is not the oldest mosque in Singapore. That credential goes to a little known mosque tuck in between a hotel and the Ministry of Manpower. En savoir plus .
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
Relaxing, tranquil, serene place! And watch th cascading waters!! Best place for couples an ppl to have a day's break from life!!
I went up to food centre and found new stall selling fried pumpkin cake very delicious and unique. Must try! stall no 65.
The largest contemporary design museum in Asia. Be sure to pick up a Design Journey and check out the routes proposed of the area to see Singapore through the eyes of a designer.
Closing hours are FAKE, especially the museum shop. By the security guard's admission, they are usually closed by 6.40pm.
The only F1 night race, it provides a spectacular backdrop as the cars speed through the city streets. Powerful lights ensure maximum visibility for the drivers and spectators.
A visit to Zouk is a must for anyone in Singapore, whether as a tourist or expat. Probably the best club in Singapore with consistently good music & good crowd. Visit 80's Mambo Night on Wednesday.
No hotel on Sentosa has the colonial grace of the Capella. The 112 rooms and villas, in the converted 19th-century Royal Artillery buildings, feature private plunge pools and white-on-white bedding.
Once you arrive at this boomerang-shaped island, a 10-minute boat ride from Changi Point Ferry Terminal, rent a bike to see wild mangroves, traditional wooden houses, and the occasional wild boar.
Chef Damian D’Silva’s gastrobar in Joo Chiat has rekindled Singapore’s passion for local heritage food: the tapas-style plates include beef-cheek rendang and some of the city’s best chicken wings.
When you want to escape the bustle of the city, there’s no better place than the Labrador Nature Reserve, which hugs Singapore’s southern coastline.
