City: Singapore
Top Things to do in Singapore
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The Singapore cityscape looks like it was ripped from the pages of a science fiction comic book. If you’re hungry for a true Singapore experience, sample the myriad street foods or take a cultural cooking class. The Botanic Gardens and the Gardens By the Bay offer a slice of horticultural heaven, and the observation deck of the Sands SkyPark makes you feel like you’re high above the clouds. The banks and walkways along the Singapore River bustle with local activity.
Restaurants in Singapore
1. Clarke Quay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,392 reviews
Reviewed By herwanderlustlens - Singapore, Singapore
Take a leisure walk between Boat Quay and Clarke Quay and enjoy the view. Clarke Quay is by the Singapore River, crowded every night, a lots clubs, restaurants, bars and live bands. It was full of people and music both locals and foreigners! One of the great place for nightlife in Singapore. Enjoy a River Cruise from Clarke Quay (Fort Canning jetty) to cruise along Singapore River and stop at (Eu Tong Seng Jetty / Bayfront North Jetty or Raffles Place Jetty. The duration is 40 mins. At cost of $25(adult) / $15 (child). Clarke Quay Nearby 2 MRT stations - FORT CANNING STATION (Downtown Line) & CLARKE QUAY (North East Line) Boat Quay nearby 1 MRT station - RAFFLES PLACE (EW14 on the East-West line, and NS26 on the North-South line.) Take mrt Exit G, cut through UOB Plaza and you're there
2. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,190 reviews
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands(R) is one of Singapore's largest luxury shopping malls, with over 800,000 square feet of high-end retail shoppes such as Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu and Chanel. This eye-catching modern shopping mecca features a contemporary and open design, with breathtaking views of Singapore's city skyline. Located in the heart of the Central Business District, visitors can look forward to a refreshing mix of international luxury brands, emerging labels and new concepts.
Reviewed By SurfingWild - Bandung, Indonesia
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is a beautiful and stylish luxury shopping mall with a glass roof and amazing views of the Singapore financial district skyline. It has an excellent food court and you can visit the ArtScience Museum which is right outside the mall, as well as get the most amazing views of Singapore city skyline. There are some great restaurants here but what we really enjoyed was eating at the food court and enjoying the light display just in front above the round cordoned off area. We visit Singapore quite often for shopping and sightseeing and use it as a getaway, so we really like to come to this part of the island. With the ArtScience Museum and Gardens by the Bay which are nearby we will continue to visit the Shoppes in the future for shopping and eating and to enjoy the amazing views of Singapore's skyline.
3. Jewel Changi Airport
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,157 reviews
Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel) - Singapore’s brand new multi-dimensional lifestyle destination! Located right in the heart of Singapore Changi Airport, Jewel integrates one-of-a-kind play attractions and extensive landscaping with over 280 exciting shopping and dining concepts, a 130-room hotel and airport facilities for travellers.
Reviewed By SeaDreaming22 - Melbourne, Australia
If you have at least 2.5 hours spare between flights then you need to head over to The Jewel. Remember that this brand new attraction at Changi Airport is located Land Side which means having to complete the Immigration form and exit the airport (quick and easy). Alternatively if you are staying over in Singapore then you can visit before you fly out - there is a special dedicated “early check-in desks” area inside The Jewel where you can check in and drop your bags for your flight (departing from any of the 4 terminals). The Jewel is directly attached to Terminal 1, and there are walkways connecting it to T2 and T3. The centre piece is the 40m high “rain vortex” which is surrounded by a lush tropical jungle. After seeing many photos and having high expectations, I was still blown away by the scale and beauty of this attraction. In the evenings there is a free 5min light show that takes place at 7.30pm, 8.30pm, 9.30pm, 10.30pm and 11.30pm. There are lots of shops, cafes and restaurants to choose from inside The Jewel.
4. Suntec City
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 642 reviews
Dazzle your senses in exploring many wonderful experiences at Suntec City, one of Singapore's largest shopping, dining and entertainment hub. Whether you're seeking for a retail therapy from over 360 outlets, hungering for a delectable bite from more than 100 food and beverage outlets, or simply longing for some excitement, Suntec City will be your must-stop in Singapore. Daily Touch Water Sessions: 10am -12pm, 2pm - 4pm and 6pm – 7.30pm Tourist Exclusive: Spend $150 to receive $15 Suntec City Vouchers, Alipay users will only need to spend $120. Visit our Customer Service Counters for more information.
Reviewed By mrmarioc2016 - Perth, Australia
We stayed at the Pan Pacific Hotel and found that the Suntec City with its 5 Towers the best place to shop and get our food. There are some amazing eateries in this area.
5. Geylang Serai New Market
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 104 reviews
Experience an array of Malay and Indian produce and delicacies at the Geylang Serai New Market in Singapore.
Reviewed By mohdamrinj - Singapore, Singapore
Had a great lunch at the hawker center, there are quite a number of food stalls selling Nasi Padang and a handful doing delicious briyani. We end up having nasi padang from 2 different stalls and a plate of chicken briyani from a stall nearest to us, only regret we should have ordered the mutton briyani. All in all, it was a delicious lunch. After lunch we went around to buy the delightful malay cakes or kueh kueh as it is known. There are afew of these stalls selling these kueh kueh. Bought some of it and it was wonderful, just like we had it in the old days.
6. Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,565 reviews
Reviewed By 404kaelp - Williamstown, Australia
Lau Pa Sat has a vast array of food stalls offering cuisines from around the world. The prices are very cheap, and the food was still very tasty. I would recommend seating in the middle of the market, as if you're on the outer ring you may be pestered by people trying to push their stall/dishes.
7. VivoCity
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,444 reviews
"As Singapore’s largest retail and lifestyle destination, VivoCity is an imposing part of the country’s plethora of shopping options. Located next to the water across from Sentosa Island, the mall is beautifully set up as an easygoing and fun shopping destination. Japanese architect Toyo Ito has made full use of wide open spaces to ensure it is full of vitality and energy, and VivoCity is also home to a series of artworks, has an open-air playground for the kids and a rooftop amphitheatre. "
Reviewed By taffy_longman - Gold Coast, Australia
Gem place to shop plenty brands selection all the places we know and love with great choice It was great to see my favourite high street shop from UK Marks Spencer some delightful food To enjoy loved the place Really enjoyed the food choices international types food to enjoy this was outstanding place to enjoy Look we stayed on Sentosa island at the Sofitel it was marvellous and we had great service and experience from
8. Raffles Hotel Arcade
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,715 reviews
Set against a distinctive colonial architectural backdrop, in one of the few remaining great 19th century hotels in the world, Raffles Arcade offers a curated selection of sophisticated lifestyle and shopping experiences for our discerning guests and the community at large. An oasis situated in the heart of the city, a refreshing new social space - we invite you to immerse in our tropical respite where luxury meets heritage and craftsmanship. The Raffles Arcade is now officially open.
Reviewed By 740Elly48 - Melbourne, Australia
Everything about the hotel was perfect. The suite was beautiful and in keeping with the hotels era. The butler service was very good, the staff through out the hotel were attentive, friendly, polite and helpful. The bed comfortable, a pillow menu allowing for a change if desired. An elegant bathroom. Comfortable chairs and a table on the balcony to look at the garden, was very peaceful. Breakfast in the Tiffin Room was extensive and encompassing both eastern and western food, served promptly in lovely surroundings. Altogether a perfect stay for our 50th wedding anniversary. All the little extras to help us celebrate were much appreciated. The pool area was also a popular spot with us, reminiscent of a by gone era.
9. Takashimaya Singapore
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 711 reviews
Takashimaya is another Japanese retail giant which has an upmarket department store catering to the more affluent consumer. It has restaurants, a spa, slimming services, boutiques, a gym, drycleaners, and even an art gallery.
Reviewed By koloblicin_lee - Singapore, Singapore
There are always different sales going on in the basement atrium. Plenty of places to eat ranging form food courts to cafes to atas restaurants. There is so a cold storage supermarket to buy groceries, which is rare find in downtown
10. Plaza Singapura
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 323 reviews
Some key stores in Plaza Singapura include John Little, Yamaha and Spotlight, and its multiple dining options ensure that you’ll be well-fed. You can also satisfy your entertainment needs with a large Golden Village cinema on the top floor.
Reviewed By CoolHospitality - Tokyo, Japan
This place is always happening even on weekday evenins as well as whole days on weekends. It has many good restarants on each floor as well as the food court on the top floor. Also, they have Mark & Spencer & Daiso as well as many well-known high-, mid- & low-end shops in addition to the movie theater on the top floor. I strongly recommend this place, and, though it is directly above Doby Ghaut MRT Station, you can access the mall by about a little more than 10-minute walk from Sommerset MRT Station as well.
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