Singapore Attractions by Areas

Singapore Chinatown is an amazing place full of beautifully restored shop-houses selling amazing kind of products from jade Buddhas to textiles to Chinese herbs. Read More...

The Singapore Flyer is a one-of-a-kind experience in Asia. Built over a three-story terminal building, a complete rotation of the wheel takes approximately 30 minutes. Read More...

East Coast Park is not only the most popular, but it is also the largest park in Singapore. It was built on a reclaimed land and offers many activities. Read More...

Being the original inhabitants of Singapore, the Malays have managed to keep their culture alive and vibrant. you'll see this in the goods and food at restaurants and shops in Geylang Serai. Read More...

Kampong Glam and Bugis are two colourful districts, full of shops, restaurants, bazaars and markets located north of the Singapore River and not far from the city centre. Read More...

Little India lies east of the Singapore River with the busy Serangoon Road as its centre point. Many visitors come to this area for shopping and dining, especially Indian vegetarian food. Read More...

Esplanade, an arts venue in Singapore features a 2,000-seat theatre, a 1,600-seat concert hall, two smaller studios, a mall as well as two outdoor theatres is along the promenade. Read More...

Formerly known as Government House, Istana is where the Singaporean President's office is located. It was built from 1867 – 1869 by Sir Harry St George Ord, Singapore's first governor. Read More...

Besides the theme-park delights and luxury hotels of Sentosa Island, Singapore has several outlying islands that are less developed and more tranquil. Read More...

Sentosa is Singapore's premier island resort getaway with multi-faceted appeal, teeming with events all year round. Just 15 minutes from the city, it is a unique blend of leisure and recreation... Read More...