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Built in 1887, the Raffles Hotel is a majestic colonial structure that's worth a look even if you're not staying there. In the famous wood-panelled Long Bar, much on monkey nuts and sip the…
Based in Little India, Bhaskar's Arts Academy is the only dance troupe outside India that specialises in Kathakali, a dance-drama style specific to Kerala. The venue also hosts occasional…
The National Museum of Singapore in the Colonial District is a fascinating walk through the city's history, including personal stories from female Muslim activists. It was built by Colonel Sir…
The large walk-in aviaries at Singapore's Jurong Bird Park house exotic feathered species from Africa, South America and Southeast Asia, as well as a huge man-made waterfall. Bird shows are…
Heritage Room at the Singapore Philatelic Museum
The interactive Heritage Room at the Singapore Philatelic Museum is a lot of fun. Visitors get to try on costumes and play with musical instruments as they explore the cultures and heritage of…
Singapore Turf Club is at home at Kranji racecourse, which takes the best features from courses around the world, resulting in a top-class venue that caters to all tastes and budgets.
Lively, bustling Little India stretches along the southern end of Serangoon Road in Singapore. The area is full of Indian restaurants, as well as markets and shops selling silk saris, jasmine…
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is a tract of primary rainforest, 12km outside Singapore. While walking along its well-marked paths, visitors spot exotic birds, monkeys and flying lemurs and spy…
Night Safari at the Singapore Zoo
The Night Safari at the Singapore Zoo is the world's first. Set in the Upper Seletar Reservoir, it's a near-to-natural habitat for nocturnal animals. Quiet trams transport visitors around.…
Spice Garden and Cooking Classes
A complete cooking experience for the culinary whizz or novice, At-sunrice's Spice Garden and Cooking Classes allow students to select ingredients in the spice garden and prepare a full-scale…
Divided into 11 small galleries, the Asian Civilisations Museum along the Singapore River travels through Asia via a combination of sculptures, religious statues and manuscripts. Highlights…
A trip on the Cable Car from Mount Faber to Sentosa Island reveals a breathtaking view of Singapore. Pay a bit more for a glass pod, which gives you completely uninterrupted views of the…
A former Catholic boys' school in the Colonial District, the graceful Singapore Art Museum uses its 14 gallery spaces to host exhibitions of contemporary Asian art and 4000 works of…
Singapore Tyler Print Institute
A hidden gem at Robertson Quay, Singapore Tyler Print Institute has a spacious gallery with temporary exhibitions including etchings and screen prints. Established in 2002 to promote…
The legendary Orchard Road is a shopper's paradise, with a bewildering array of huge shopping malls, designer boutiques and food and entertainment outlets.
Despite being thimble-sized, Sentosa Island boasts plenty of touristy activities and entertainment. Swim with marshmallow-pink dolphins at the Dolphin Lagoon, learn more about the Second World…
The old colonial buildings of the Supreme Court are some of the last and most imposing vestiges of British rule in Singapore. Visitors can also admire the space-age design of the new Supreme…
Singapore's oldest Hindu temple, Sri Mariamman Temple in Chinatown, was built by South Indian immigrants in 1827. Its striking features are the ornamental tower and animal sculptures in the…
The Arts House at Old Parliament House
Designed and built by George Coleman as a colonial mansion in 1827, Singapore's oldest government building and the former home of Singapore's democratically-elected Parliament now houses a…
At the world-renowned Singapore Zoo, 40 hectares of dense forest are home to over 132 species, 25% of which are endangered. The stars of the show include giant flying squirrels, tapirs…
