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.
The Singapore Flyer is the world's tallest ferrie. This landmark rises 165 meters into the air and has 28 cars attached to its outer edge. Great view is included!
One can best appreciate the garden at night for its flowers are not yet fully grown. It's like a normal spot at day. Make sure to wear your most comfortable shoes because the place is huge.
This integrated arts centre boasts a concert hall, theatre, studios and more, and its distinctive shape has made it a giant cultural landmark in @visitsingapore.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Hit this three-storey luxury mall for high-end retail brands. When your feet start killing you, take a sampan ride down a man-made canal ($10 adult, $6 child). Read more.
If you're planning to do serious shopping, staying here will be excellent—nearby attractions include the rows of shops at Orchard Road. Wake up early for the breakfast buffet
This is the hotel to conquer your fear of heights! The infinity pool here has a to die for view. Just don't get to close to the edge!
The room is cozy with free wi-fi access. The breakfast at The Line is superb (don't forget to try Singapore's tea Tarik here). This is one of my most impressive hotels. Love it!
To get to the Night Safari, take a cab or take the shuttle just in front of the hotel at 6:10, 7:10 or 8:10. Travel time should be around 30 minutes. Last show is at 11.
Go to the New Asia Bar on the 71st floor, pref at 5ish pm. Order cocktails & sit and watch the view of the city as it changes from day to night. The lights are incredible. Read more.
Fire up your after-work drinks with the cutely named Smokey the Beer, a dark amber beer that goes well with barbecued ribs, pork sandwiches and smoked cheeses.
It's on top of Etna Pizzeria, don't miss the side door entrance! Try the Belgian-style waffles with maple syrup or home-made bagels. Skip the turkey-fried egg panini. Read more.
Coffee by 2 time national barista championship winner. Very well balanced coffee. The coffee 'magic' is slightly on the acidic side. Nice cosy place to relax.
Interesting space with great coffee, sandwiches and cakes! Friendly and helpful crew as well! The barista is awesome and makes great latte art!
Butter Factory is one of the hippest night spots in Singapore for 20-somethings at the moment. Divided into two rooms (one indie/electro, the other hiphop/rnb). Butter Iced Tea leads to bad hangovers.
Great wine list, excellent exquisite delicate food to share, and very reasonnable prices, this place is definetely my new favourite spot in Singapore!
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.
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.
Catch the laser show everyday at 8.30 and 9.30pm. Its beautiful with water fountains, music and lights.
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.
Enjoy Singapore and visit the most exciting places the “Lion City” has to offer! The Lufthansa travel report will guide you. Read more.
One of Singapore's best dim sum restaurants. Good service. A great place for relaxed dates, eating with friends or post-clubbing bao and siew mai. Open till very, very late.
I really like Universal Studios Singapore. There is really awesome roller coasters. Also it's not so big and u can look whole Universal Studios. :)
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.
Check out the fragile forest - many people walk past as it's not obvious from the path - you walk around inside the enclosure with fruit bats, sloths, lemurs, deer, parrots and butterflies.
This is the place to go shopping! Having more than a dozen shopping centers, you sure will get all the luxury you want here. Most loved are the Ngee Ann City, the ION Orchard, and the Paragon.
Kids will love the Night Safari, the first nocturnal zoo in the world. Take a tram inside for the Himalayan Foothills and don't miss the Leopard Trail! Bring a tripod—flash photography isn’t allowed.
Sri Mariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore. Built in 1827,located in the heart of Chinatown has been a landmark to generations of Hindu worshippers
Prob the most majestic cathedral in Singapore. Great place if ur a Christian n need somewhere quiet to pray.
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.
Cheapest (and probably most secure) parking in the area! Perfect for Boat Quay, Riverwalk, and Funan
Enjoy the glass covered shopping street (1st in the country) with shophouse themed buildings!
A great place for the whole family. This bird park is home to flamingoes, parrots, pelicans, swans, owls, and dozens more. Highlights are African Waterfall Aviary and Lory Loft. Open 8:30am - 6pm.
Only registered hotel guests can swim in the pool, or even access the area behind a tiny viewing section. Worth every cent I paid for one overpriced night. At night there are LASERS.
Love that top of the world feeling? Take in a bird’s eye view of the Singapore cityscape from the SkyPark at Marina Bay Sands, one of the world’s largest cantilevers.
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.
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..
Food recommendations: Chicken wings! Dessert recommendations: Daim cake and chocolate mousse! Pictures and review at http://sparklette.net/food/ikea-restaurant/ Read more.
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!
The world’s first curved “double helix” pedestrian bridge. Resembles the structure of DNA and symbolises life, continuity, renewal, everlasting abundance and growth for Marina Bay. Read more.
Post Bar is a call back to the building's history as a general post office. Be sure to check out the original wall motifs and lofty coffered ceiling while sipping on their signature Fullerton Slings!
Enjoy the best lighting, music effect and experience at the MBS Theatre. Super worth experience and price.
This small island at the north east of Singapore will take you away from the busy city streets. Enjoy the fishing village and its biking trails such as the one at the Ketam Mountain Bike Park.
Full after brekkie, lunch or dinner? Why not take a stroll @ Sentosa Boardwalk to walk it off! :)
The first museum that combined with the feels and sense of art and science. Worth to explore and visit.
This is one of SG's best recreational places and allows visitors to learn more about the country’s history. Highlights include Spice Garden, Gothic Gates, Raffles' House, and Keramat Iskandar Shah.
A bar & cafe located along one of @visitsingapore's most beautiful stretches of sand, TBC boasts panoramic views and plenty of chill-out space. The perfect destination to enjoy the sun, sand and sea.
New restaurants and pubs/clubs are open!!! Woohooo... Check out Fremantle, Señor Santos and Beer Market.. :)
The lor mee here is to die for. Long queues daily but entirely worthwhile.
36m or 108 steps up from Henderson Rd. Amazing bridge for chill'n, especially during sunset. Bring the good camera :)
The original Singapore River Cruise provides you the opportunity to discover Singapore’s history as you embark on a journey down the river. Read more.
Good service. The European - eggs benedict with prosciutto and mushrooms, was very well done - creamy and well-balanced flavors. Definite must-try!
I feel that the Mandarin Gallery one is cozier. You can call to make a reservation here. Love the European all-day breakfast, brioche bread and sauteed mushrooms.
Literally Go Green at HortPark, a one-stop gardening hub that brings together gardening-related, recreational, educational, research and retail activities under one big canopy in a park setting.
Feel super fabulous above the clouds. Dine on fare from international chefs, sip award-winning cocktails on the poolside terrace, or dance in the club lounge while overlooking all of Marina Bay.
Great place to hang down at Tiong Bahru. One of the pioneers turning the neighbourhood into a hip place to be seen in. Serves breakfast too !
Tucked quietly away. Walk into what feels like a cafe from Melbourne bustling with people reading designer magazines. Be greeted with a contemporary meets modern interior.
Hot and filled with screaming kids and harried parents. I'd say avoid on weekends. Food-wise, try the pancakes, pretty decent for the price.
Grab a seat at the wine bar – you can choose from over 100 Italian bottles – to witness the pies being cooked to crispy, bubbly perfection. Read more.
Lovely bread but bad service and food ain't that amazing unfortunately. Il b happy to come back to buy the bread tho!
Completely found this place by chance. The environment is fantastic, and the barista's know their shit. Learnt Toby's Estate is an Aussie independent coffee shop with branches across Aussie. Read more.
Happy Hour Mortini Nights every Mon-Fri from 5-7pm. The martinis are large, good, and reasonably priced (around $12) with free steak sandwiches on top. Good to go early cos the place fills up fast!
The Tempura Udon, Chutoro & Ohtoro sushi tasted amazing! Will come and try their sushi sets the next time! Service wise talk to people in white, fantastic service!
Very good French fare at reasonable price. Tried many of their dishes and so far they are all great!
One of the best and most economical places to get quality glasses of wine. Great place if you are a cheese lover as well. I am not so I can't recommend. Step into the bottle shop to purchase wine.
The cocktail-friendly Mexican grub will keep us coming back. The chunky guacamole is prepared with just-right doses of lime and chilli, and a fresh and tangy ceviche is worthy of seconds. Read more.
Soon Kee Wanton Mee & Opposite Economic Bee Hoon/Mee are worth mentioning for revisits again. SK's Wanton Mee Chili is extremely spicy, extreme care needed! Regards, Foodie Connoisseur.
Coffee quality is about the best in Singapore. their baristas seem to know what they are doing.
The size of this tank would make a goldfish swoon in its bowl: The S.E.A. Aquarium is the world’s biggest aquarium. Over 800 species live there in 42.8 million liters of water.
Support the Singapore Slingers, our only pro Basketball team. Visit www.singaporeslingers.com or follow @flyent on Twitter
If you have to do just one dome, make it the cloud forest. The waterfall alone is worth it!
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
One of Singapore's most infamous meat markets. Lots of fun. Two floors of madness, loud music and testosterone. Be ready for long queues (for guys at least) and aggressive bouncers on Wed, Fri & Sat.
Good and nice spot for night photoshoot overlooking the Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
The newest hotspot to open at Marina Bay, this club boasts incredible views and a beautiful interior. Party like a rockstar with bottle service and be treated like royalty.
The brewpub’s condiments, like the lager tomato ketchup and beef gravy, are a must-try. Drop by for brunch – the elegant, relaxed space is the ideal place to waste a Sunday away. Read more.
Shortest way to T1 based on which row your airline counter. Row1-7>enter the train's back side>exit to T3>take Skytrain to T1. Row8-14>enter the train's front side>exit to T2>take Skytrain to T1.
Great place, just great! Friendly staff, great rooms with all the essentials for a bit longer stay. Tiny, but ok gym and a nice pool. Stable, free and fast internet.
The food here is good and affordable, must try the bangers and mash, and shoestring fries. Love how everything is presented too :)
Excellent Turkish food. Try the haloumi salad, their daily soups and anything lamb.
The cream of avocado with walnut ice cream is simply orgasmic. Never been a fan of avocado till now! The combination is simply winrar!
Ideal location if u keen on a small boutique hotel in refurbished shophouses. More character maybe. Very close to F&B and central business district. Do not expect a pool please.
Upgrade to the lounge level. Worth every cent. Free breakfast, drinks, snacks, Internet, afternoon drinks and snacks, evening drinks and snacks are awesome.
The service in this hotel is unbeatable and the dining a real treat. Make sure to wake up early for the breakfast buffet at the MELT café. You definitely will not be needing lunch!
The view, the service, the bath-tub by the window, the bed, the tv- everything about The Ritz is a thumbs up!
The super long and high escalator from level 1 to 4 takes about 80secs to bring you all the way up. Give it a try!
Thankfully a shopping mall here at last! Been staying in this serangoon "village" for so long, yet the need to travel elsewhere for entertainment. Now there's shaw cinema, virtualand, many nice f&b!
