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If you're feeling the pressures of city life, beat a retreat to the Singapore Flyer for a calming weekend of "centring yourself". Yogamania's mass workout takes place on the Formula One race…
The Holistic Living Festival at the Fort Canning Centre in Fort Canning Park presents a wide range of holistic products and services, alternative health information, workshops and lectures for…
Michelin-star chefs from different countries come together at Singapore's World Gourmet Summit to host celebrity dinners and share their top culinary tips at masterclasses. Visitors' taste…
Taste classic and unusual lagers from across the world at Beerfest Asia, held in a marquee next to the Singapore Flyer. Once suitably merry, the crowds jump around to live rock music, or…
While many catwalk shows are open solely for industry insiders and style journalists, the Fashion Festival Singapore bucks the trend. The buzzing runway shows and chic after-parties at Ngee…
Flex those credit cards and sharpen your elbows for The Great Singapore Sale, when the city's boutiques, malls and department stores offer dizzying discounts on their wares. Snap up designer…
Get stuck into Singapore's Asian-fusion flavours at the annual Food Festival, an epicurean extravaganza of cookery workshops, food markets and sit-down feasts. Sample local dishes of…
ARTSingapore is a contemporary Asian art fair held on Level Four of the SuntecCity shopping mall. An exciting platform for over 100 galleries from 15 Asia Pacific countries to exchange ideas…
Taoists make an annual pilgrimage to the Tua Pekong Temple on Kusu Island to pray for prosperity, luck and fertility. This can be a busy time on Kusu Island, so check with locals and ferry…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Located in a decadent oasis on the island of Sentosa, Spa Botanica pampers its clients. Guest try the mud treatment with essential oils, followed by a relaxing steam bath, a papaya-infused…
The highlight of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a peaceful 635m² spot in Tanglin, is the National Orchid Garden. Among the 20,000 varieties are 'celebrity orchids', hybrids named after VIPs…
Singapore's magnificent Asian dishes inspire visitors to recreate them with Asian Cookery Masterclasses. Top chefs from Coriander Leaf restaurant on Clarke Quay run regular half-day courses.…
When Singapore's urban attractions become overwhelming, visitors slip off to Tanjong Beach for peaceful downtime. Although it has imported sand and none-too-clear waters, the beach is a…
The 28-capsule Singapore Flyer is Asia's first giant observation wheel, and an iconic addition to the landscape. Turning slowly above the fast-developing Marina, full rotation takes around 30…
A simple café serving organic and vegetarian dishes, Genesis near Boat Quay proves that healthy food can also be extremely tasty. The mango salad with cold noodles and tangy spices is popular…
