Singapore

Best 6 things to do in Singapore

Walk around the futurist building (see map)
The Esplanade -> Helix Bridge -> ArtScience Museum -> Bayfront-> Garden by the Bay -> The 2 Domes
Go for a drink on a rooftop of the Skyscraper
1 Altitude, Ce la Vie, LeVel33, New Asia Bar, Patato Head
Immerse yourself in Little India and Arab Street
Go for a live band in Clarke Quay
The Pump Room, Highlander… Read more…
Eat the food with the locals in a Food court
Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown Food Court… You can find them everywhere in Singapore Read more…
Discover the tropical nature go for a walk or cycle
in Palau Ubin, The Southern Ridges, MacRitchie Reservoir, Serangoon Island… Read more…

The Lion City

A small country, where you can experiment a lot of different things: Shopping at Orchard, life night in Club street and Clarke Quay (place to listen live music, go out), great food, the buildings of the new century, the nature (hidding places to few like in the jungle)… A mix of a lot of expat, and locals. It’s a nice place for traveller to spend few hours over a transit (from then Changi airport only 30min by taxi to reach the CDB)

CBD

Orchard Road

Durian Theatre

The Nature in Singapore

Palau Ubin (small island in north of SG) to do cycling under a hot and humid weather. Bikes are available to rent just after the boat trip. There is a little food court to enjoy local food before the sport.
On the East Coast Park you can do Skating, Cycling (bike shop are open 24/7) and Prawning (24/7). There is a beaches as well but the water is not really clear, as all the beaches in Singapore, with all the liner all around.
MacRitchie Reservoir
Bukit Timat
Southern Ridges

Bike Rental Palau Ubin

Why is Singapore so important to see in term of cultural

Multiculturalism: Singapore is a melting pot of cultures, with a diverse population made up of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other ethnic groups. This multiculturalism is celebrated through various festivals, cuisines, languages, and traditions, creating a vibrant tapestry of cultural diversity.
    Religious Harmony: Singapore is known for its religious harmony, with temples, mosques, churches, and other places of worship coexisting peacefully side by side. Visitors can explore iconic religious landmarks such as the Sultan Mosque, Sri Mariamman Temple, and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, each representing different faiths and traditions.
Arts and Heritage: Singapore’s rich cultural heritage is preserved and showcased through its museums, galleries, and heritage sites. Visitors can learn about the city-state’s history, traditions, and customs at institutions such as the National Museum of Singapore, Peranakan Museum, and Singapore Art Museum.
Performing Arts: Singapore has a thriving performing arts scene, with theaters, concert halls, and performance spaces hosting a wide range of cultural performances, including traditional dance, music, and theater. The Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay is a hub for the performing arts, showcasing both local and international talent.
Culinary Delights: Food plays a central role in Singaporean culture, reflecting the country’s multicultural heritage. Visitors can savor a diverse array of cuisines, from Chinese, Malay, and Indian street food to fine dining experiences showcasing the best of Singaporean cuisine. The city-state’s hawker centers, such as Lau Pa Sat and Maxwell Food Centre, offer an authentic taste of Singapore’s culinary delights.


Chinatown

Little India

Indian Temple

Sri Vadapathira

Chinese Temple

Little India

The best places to eat in Singapore as a local
Ashoka Tandoor(Punjabi Dhaba) One of my favorite indian restaurant –  7$ for a Chicken Biriyani
Swee Choon Tim Sum Restaurant  Dim Sum…
Thai Smile Café close
 Kebabs and Curries Indian restaurant on the rooftop of Mustafa Shopping Center
Blue Jazz Cafe
Lebanese Restaurant in Arab Street

Learn Singaporian dishes to cook home

Buy the cooking book

Chicken Biryani

Chili Crab

Food Court Orchard

Garlic Naan Spinach

Indian Food

Going out or just to have a look at night

Have a drink at the top of the skyscraper to see the city view (Marina Bay Sand, OneAltitude, Swiss Hotel, New Asia, Elipad, Kudeta) Watch for free entrance if you are on guestlist on Thursday or Wed – probably on FB page event.
Wednesday is the ladies night. A few venues offer one or multiple free drinks. Ex. On the top of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel…
Boat quay a lot of bars and restaurants along the river
Club street a pedestrian street at night with bar, restaurant and rooftops
Clarque Quay lot’s of bar with live bands, along the river
Arab Street the mosque, and lanes with nice bar and middle-east restaurant.
For a beat of Dance salsa Cuba libre, the studio, …
CBD by night
Go to Esplanade to see the Marina Bay Sands view – sometimes there are some fireworks
Garden by de bay outside (day and night)

ADN Bridge

Clarke Quay

CQ

Marina Bay Sand

Garden by the Bay

MBS

Night Market
Flower Booth

China Town

Sentosa

Sentosa is an island resort, located on the South coast of Singapore. The beaches are mainly artificial but offer a beautiful view with palm trees.

What to do on Sentosa ?

One day at Universal Studio
with children or friends
Enjoy a Sunday Afternoon at Tangon beach club
(free DJ + Pool at the beach)
Go to the Full Moon Party
Take the Sentosa Cable Car
Go to the aquarium to see the dolphin show

Universal Studio

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