Singapore Night life - Places to hang out at night

A shopping extravaganza located in Little India, the huge 70,000 sq ft Mustafa Shopping Centre is a perfect location for all your shopping needs. Open 24 hours everyday, its six levels of shopping space offers a whole range of goods, from electronics, clothes, souvenirs, goodies to fragrances, complemented with a large supermarket on the second level. With prices considerably lower than other retail stores, Mustafa Shopping Centre is the place to go for great bargains. read more »

A lemon grass plantation in the past, Geylang is the traditional domain of Singapore's Muslim population; the congregation of Malay, Indonesian and Arab communities. It continues to evoke the atmosphere of old Singapore with its lanes of thriving market trading, with shops hawking wares like gems from Burma, spices from India, rattan products from Indonesia, all musked in the scent of Arabian perfume that permeates the air. Geylang is a good place to learn about Malay Culture, with the distinctly Malay Geylang Serai Market, the Malay Village, as well as a few mosques in the area. read more »

Situated in the heart of Singapore's new downtown in Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay comprises three distinctive waterfront gardens in the Marina Bay area - Gardens at Marina South, Gardens at Marina East, and Gardens at Marina Centre. It is a massive multi-billion dollar project that spans over an area of 101 hectares of reclaimed land. Visitors here will be enthralled by the display of nature and be caught in a horticultural fantasy in a place where garden craftsmanship and floral artistry is at its finest. 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 »

Located almost in the heart of Singapore, Singapore River is a 3.2 kilometres long river that has been serving and played an important role for Singapore for more than 150 years now. There is a Singapore Stone at the river mouth with inscriptions that date back to 1819 which is an evidence of Singapore's humble beginnings. 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 »

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 »

Are you an avid fan of Mandopop or live bands? If that is the case, then EZ50 Music House will be the perfect place for you to hang out with your counterparts. Situated within the historical Jinricksha Station which is actually a registration centre for rickshaws in the olden days, the stunning and conspicuous building just at the junction of Neil Road is now owned by the world renowned celebrity, Jackie Chan. Spend an enjoyable night partying away with the music performed by the live bands while you will also get to enjoy the Happy Hour Beer Promotion from 7 to 10pm. read more »

The hawker centres in Singapore may look the same throughout, but Chomp Chomp Hawker Centre, surprisingly, will give some of the best experience yet. Albeit stalls lining on both the left and on the right like many other hawker centres, there is this weird sensation in diners that somehow all the stalls will have the nicest local delicacies around. There will be a momentary urge to order every dish from every single stall. read more »

Previously home to some of the British soldiers in Singapore, Holland Village has developed into a favourite haunt for the expatriate community in Singapore. It is a popular nightspot with its huge range of excellent restaurants, clubs and bars, providing an array of entertainment, with live bands and sports broadcasts. Apart from this, the Holland Road Shopping Centre at Holland Village is also a treasure trove of ethnic-inspired arts and crafts, selling home decor items and vintage clothing. read more »