Ideal Singapore vacation for you and your soulmate

Touted as the largest street shopping location in Singapore, Bugis Street boasts over 20 years of retail history and hundreds of stores selling a variety of quality merchandise at unmatched prices. This tourist hotspot is also conveniently located right beside Bugis MRT Station and within walking distance to other attractions like Iluma and the Bras Basah Complex. read more »

As one of the latest retail developments in Singapore's premier shopping district, this huge eight-storey shopping centre offers visitors an expansive, eclectic selection of lifestyle, fashion and food outlets. With a variety of global brands such as Uniqlo, New Look and Esprit, it's a shoppers delight! For food lovers, this is also a wonderful place to get a taste of the different international cuisines from around the world. There is Brotzeit German Bier Bar & Restaurant, Marché Restaurant & Natural Bakery, Malones Irish Restaurant and Bar, Absolute Thai and Trattoria Italian Kitchen. read more »

Designed by Toyo Ito, VivoCity (Chinese: 怡丰城) is the largest shopping mall in the HarbourFront precinct. One of the biggest shopping malls in Singapore, Vivocity has a lot of retail outlets, restaurants and entertainment facilities to offer you. There are high-end boutiques such as Armani Exchange, Tommy Hilfiger, Ben Sherman, Guess and Mango. read more »

One of the most popular hangouts for the youth in Singapore, Far East Plaza attracts many with its range of inexpensive retail outlets and eateries. Visit on a weekend and you will find yourself rubbing shoulders with the young crowd enjoying some retail therapy after a week of school. The levels of Far East Plaza are jam packed with stores selling shoes, clothes and all kinds of accessories at great prices. read more »

Celebrating the best of Asian food culture and lifestyle, Makansutra Gluttons Bay brings back the food carts common around Orchard Road in olden-day Singapore. The Makansutra Gluttons Bay is a cool, open-air space with huge umbrella-ed seating eatery by the looming Marina skyline. It is the perfect place to experience the atmosphere of the original Singaporean supper culture, filled with noise, cheerfulness and authentic flavourful Singaporean dishes. read more »

KPO Cafe Bar is the combination of a working Post Office and a modern kind of dining and bar concept, both occupying the extensively re-furbished building that housed the original Killiney Post Office. Located in the centre of the busy Orchard Road shopping area, at the junction of Killiney, Penang and Orchard Roads, the post war modernist styled KPO building occupies a green slice of land, backing onto a National Park. KPO features an International menu with a wide range of both “local” and “Western” cuisine. read more »

Singapore's premier arts venue, the Esplanade plays host to countless world-class performances every year. Retail outlets, cafes and a national library are enclosed within the unique glass walls of the buildings alongside state-of-the-art theatre pits and concert halls. Keep an eye out for regular performances at the outdoor theatre held free of charge for the public. read more »

The Marina Barrage is Singapore's 15th reservoir, but unique in a way by being the first in the city, combining urban chic with lush greenery. It is also Singapore's largest and most urbanized catchment, and functions to increase Singapore's water catchment to about two-thirds of the country's land area. Visitors to the barrage can learn more about this groundbreaking project through the various exhibits on display. read more »

From the top of Sentosa's Imbiah Lookout, visitors to the Skyline Luge Sentosa speed down a 600m track through the rainforest, enjoying fifteen minutes of adrenalin-pumping action. Its like racing down a hill with a go cart, except that luge itself is part-go cart and part-toboggan. The Luge is safe and is easy to handle. read more »

As dusk falls, the Singapore Night Safari's many resident animals wake up for yet another exciting night of frolicking and hunting. Visit to view magnificent animals like griffon vultures and malayan tigers when they are the most active in the world's first safari park for nocturnal animal, home to over 25000 animals of 137 species, of which 38% are threatened. The sheer popularity of the Night Safari is reflected by the 9 times that it was awarded Singapore Tourism Board's Best Visitor Attraction Experience, drawing more than 1. read more »

At the Wave House Sentosa, visitors are treated to a full day of fun and excitement as the 10-foot high fully-flowing, FlowBarrel® sheet wave that approximates those perfect, giant waves so sought-after in California. Wave House Sentosa is the first of its kind in Asia, allowing visitors to experience Singapore's first artificial barreling wave. Don't surf? Fret not. read more »

With 2,500 marine animals from 250 different species, the Sentosa Underwater World is one of Southeast Asia's most established oceanariums. Visitors will enjoy walking through its 83 metre acrylic-windowed underwater tunnel that allows for close observation of an array of marine life including coral reefs, stingrays, moray eels, turtles and sharks. Also stop by the Dolphin Lagoon, which allows visitors close interaction with several Indo-Pacific hump-backed dolphins in a waist-high pool. read more »

Visitors to Sentosa now have a new, exciting way to explore the sun-kissed island. Gogreen Segway Eco Adventure grants customers access to its fleet of Segway Personal Transporters, providing a quick and eco-friendly way to get around. Suitable for all ages, this is the perfect way for the whole family to enjoy the sights and sounds of Sentosa as they cruise along its beautiful beaches. read more »

Planning on taking the bus to Sentosa? Hop into a cable car instead! The 1.6 kilometre ride starts from Mount Faber and offers spectacular views of Singapore and Sentosa during the 12-minute journey. With the cabin's 360° panoramic windows, the cable car ride offers you scenic views of the Singapore's skyline, the harbour and Sentosa. read more »

Situated adjacent to Raffles Hotel, CHIJMES (pronounced “chimes”) stands out with its beautiful Neo-Classical architectural style, with its green lawns, spatial courtyards and marble waterfalls providing it with its unique rustic charm. Once a convent school (its name stands for the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus), CHIJMES is now restored for commercial purposes, becoming one of Singapore's most aesthetically-pleasing dining and entertainment venues. Premier F&B establishments have flocked to CHIJMES due to its sophisticated ambience, central location and rich history. read more »

With its name deriving from its location, Level 33 is unsurprisingly located on the 33rd floor of the Marina Bay Financial Centre. Known to be the 'world's highest urban craft-brewery', it is the brainchild of some Austrians and Germans seeking to provide customers with a superb beer guzzling experience. Perched 156 meters above ground level, Level 33 offers visitors a panoramic view of the Singapore River and Marina Bay Sands while enjoying their drinks. read more »

One of oldest and most popular clubbing spot for locals, Zouk comprises of 3 contemporarily styled warehouses. Often playing the best in modern music and hosting Asia's trendiest musicians and DJs, Zouk offers techno, R&B, retro, Mambo and other music. Around for two decades, it continues to be the heart of nightlife in Singapore, with its fluorescent dancing stage and great music, complete with the crowd with their swagger on the dance floors. read more »

A two-storey bar tucked in one end of Holland Village, it is a hotspot for young adults and students. It is a good place to chill out downstairs in the bar for some beer or wine and some tasty bar snacks while enjoying some live sports action broadcasted on their huge flatscreens. A major draw of Wala Wala Cafe Bar would be its impressive line-up of live music available on their upper floor. read more »

Dempsey Hill Restaurants was formerly known as the British army barracks, together with the old CMPB National Service Enlistment Centre. It is a place where enchanting conserved buildings still stand. Dempsey Hill Restaurants, an area with 30 different kinds of restaurants clustered together, is an ideal place for you and your friends to hang out after a long day, or just spend the Friday night together, catching up with one another's latest news. read more »

Being one of the hottest hangout place for youths of Singapore, the Butter Factory is a bold amalgamation of hip hop, R&B, contemporary vibes and graffiti art. It is moved to a new location at One Fullerton and has always been a popular place to spend your nightlife. With the loud party music blasting across two rooms, it will definitely be the best place to get wild with your friends and show off your awesome dance moves. read more »

St James Power Station, another local hot spot for people with a rich nightlife, is converted from an old power station that was constructed in 1927 which used to be Singapore's first power station that provides electricity to the nearby industries and residences. Today, St James Power Station is a huge entertainment complex that houses over 10 different bars, clubs or restaurants. In addition, what is unique about all these ten over venues is that each of them caters to a specific music genre. read more »

Being a modern restaurant that is located in 4 different locations,PS. Café is one of the best cafes in Singapore. Constructed in a romantic way with dimmed lights and a chic interior design, their dishes will also send your mouth watering and begging for more. read more »

Insomnia, also one of the top bars that locals and tourists will go to in search for a more exciting nightlife. Situated in the Chijmes district of bars, restaurants and retail outlets, Insomnia is one of Singapore's first bars to obtain a license to operate for 24 hours. It is also an ideal place for you to have one last drink with your colleagues or friends after a long day before you head home. read more »

Located in a quiet area of Armenian Street, Timbre@Substation bursts with life at night as one of Singapore's best areas with live music. An alfresco dining place, visitors can take pleasure in the great music combined with delectable good in leafy surrounds. Its pretty rustic setting, which is romantic yet not overly pretentious, also makes a great place to visit for couples. read more »

Experience fine dining like no other, within the popular cable cars of Singapore. Enjoy the experience of dining in mid-air as well as under the star-lit night skies all with the brand new and classy cabins of Singapore Cable Car. These cabins house the best amenities to cater to your Sky Dining™ needs. read more »

The best place to spend a quality time together with your loved ones, and for people of all ages, especially for the young ones. Using the various effects such as water jets, flame burst, colourful lasers accompanied by captivating music, this is definitely not the typical fountain that you see elsewhere. The performance that they will depict using the effects of the water jets, lasers and music will leave you in awe, and you will absolutely be impressed with the degree of magnificence Songs of the Sea will give you. read more »

SKI360° is a Cable-Ski Park conveniently located at East Coast Park, one of the most popular beach in Singapore. Visitors can enjoy the thrill of cable-skiing, which is basically water skiing using the pull of a cable system. Apart from being able to have up to 8 riders on the water simultaneously, SKI360° offers a huge variety of different obstacles, assured to make things exciting. read more »

Searching for a cheap yet fun way to cool yourself down in the hot climate of Singapore? Jurong East Swimming Complex would be one of the best places to choose from. This is one of the more popular public swimming complex in Singapore. Not only will you find a competition pool measuring 50 metres in length, there is also a toddlers pool, wave pool and a lazy river. read more »

Being the largest paintball arena in Singapore, the Red Dynasty Paintball Park is the perfect place to cater to your desire of wanting to compete with your friends in shooting, or to plainly satisfy your need to have a game of paintball. read more »

The largest water theme park in Singapore, Wild Wild Wet, is the best place for the whole family to spend quality time with. Since Singapore is hot and humid in its climate almost everyday, Wild Wild Wet is naturally a hot spot for locals as well as tourists to come and cool themselves down. This water theme park features nine distinctive rides and facilities, from the ones where the entire family can have fun together at ease, to those that will send your adrenaline rushing through your spines. read more »

Singapore’s first and fully accustom Olympic-size ice skating rink on Level Three. It is fully furnised with a 463-seat gallery above the ice skating rink and there are changing rooms provided. Singapore will be able to host international ice skating and ice hockey events and competitions at the rink. read more »

KBox was first launched in August 2002, establishing themselves as one the most popular family karaoke entertainment in Singapore. The rooms are furnished with comfy sofas and installed with the state-of-the-art karaoke systems. In addition, KBox came up with boutique-styled karaoke suites known as 'K Suites' which are located at Iluma and Orchard Parade Hotel. read more »

With high accessibility due to its direct linkage to Dhoby Ghaut MRT interchange, Plaza Singapura is one of the most popular malls in Singapore. Managed by CapitaLand and owned by CapitaMall Trust, Plaza Singapura has seven floors of retail outlets, and two basements. Anchor tenants include John Little, Marks & Spencer, Best Denki, Spotlight, Yamaha, Carrefour and Golden Village. read more »

Part of the Shangri-la group, the 5-star Traders Hotel sits in a prime location along Singapore's famous orchard road. This strategic location allows visitors to easily explore several of the main tourists sights in Singapore. Traders Hotel is also a great place for accommodation for both business travellers as well as holiday-makers, being surrounded by luxury retail shops, restaurants and cafes, and is also witihin walking distance to the embassy district. read more »

Created to redefine the art of travel, Studio M Hotel is Singapore’s first fully loft-inspired hotel that combines style and functionality, bagging the 'Best Deluxe Hotel by Hospitality Asia 2009 - 2011' award. Located in the Financial District, Singapore's entertainment, shopping and business district, Studio M Hotel offers a modern refuge masterfully designed by Italian style maestro and architect, Piero Lissoni. With its 360 guest rooms all featuring an urban-inspired loft equipped with complimentary Internet connectivity, Studio M Hotel is the place for hip and savvy travelers seeking stylish comfort with technological access. read more »

Craving for excitement? Have a go on the G-Max Reverse Bungy for five minutes of heart-stopping, adrenaline-pumping fun! Launch yourself upwards at 200km/h to a staggering height of 60m. read more »

Take a ride on Singapore Flyer, currently the world's largest observation wheel, to marvel at the entire cityscape of Singapore. You will never get tired of getting onto this observation wheel from time to time, as the cityscape of Singapore will always be changing. Singapore Flyer is also situated just a stone's throw away from Marina Bay Sand integrated resort and is also taller than the London Eye itself! Taking a ride on Singapore Flyer on different times of the day will also give you a different kind of experience every single time, as you get to see different sides of Singapore. read more »