One of my favorite airport. Shopping, dining, transit hotel, spa, free wifi even botanical garden! I could spend hours here!
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.
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.
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.
Don't just sit. Pick up the map in the cabin and align with overhead compass. So you can catch up the view.
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.
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 first museum that combined with the feels and sense of art and science. Worth to explore and visit.
Explore an underwater barrier reef, swim with dolphins or, if you’re feeling brave, try to feed a wild shark at this aquarium on beachy Sentosa Island.
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.
Enjoy the glass covered shopping street (1st in the country) with shophouse themed buildings!
The Jurong Bird Park in Singapore is a 20.2 hectare open-concept Park (the largest in Asia Pacific), home to more than 8,000 birds from 600 different species. http://ow.ly/aGWHc
Two attractions for the price of one if you buy online: Madame Tussaud and Images of Singapore.
Definitely come early (like 8am) and on a weekday outside of school holidays. Visit the River Safari first and you may just be alone with the Pandas feeding like I was!
This island has a lot to offer. 200 characters are not enough to describe them. So find something that makes you happy and just do it! :-)
Linking Marina Bay to Marina Centre, this unique @visitsingapore bridge uses the world’s first double-helix structure, and is inspired by “yin & yang” to bring happiness and prosperity to Marina Bay.
