Singapore Nightlife

1 Altitude is the highest al fresco rofftop bar in Asia and boasts some of the best views in Singapore. On the 63rd floor of One Raffles Place, with a 360-degree vista it offers a genuine on-top-of-the-world feeling. Read More...

City Space at Swissôtel Stamford delights and entertains at this intimate, stylish bar on the 70th floor with a range of creative, unusual cocktails and a stunning view of Singapore’s skyline. Read More...

KU DE TA bar enjoys one of the best views in Singapore. Its location on the 57th floor of Marina Bay Sands offers uninterrupted views of the city and bay.  Read More...

Dinner and a movie take on a new meaning at Screening Room in Chinatown, where the chefs pair the menu with the film and the evening ends with cocktails on the rooftop. Read More...

The most famous cocktail in town is served in the Long Bar of Raffles Hotel, and is a must-do for anyone visiting the city. Read More...

If you are looking for something a bit different in Clarke Quay then The Pump Room Microbrewery is worth checking out. It also serves great beers, food and hosts some fantastic live music and DJs. Read More...

Pubbing and clubbing in Singapore is a must if you want to feel the night-pulse of the city; experience Singapore only by day and you get just half of the picture. Read More...

Consisting roughly of Orchard Road, the Riverside and a chunk of Chinatown the Central Business District is dotted with pubs, bars, clubs and restaurants. Read More...

Changi is a blast from the past – the face of Singapore’s old days. Elegant architecture and narrower than usual streets mark out this area as a distinguished location. Read More...

Chic bars, elegant bars, ultra-cool clubs and suave restaurants are what are on offer in the Civic District. Stay on after work and meet people like yourself who appreciate the finer things in life. Read More...

Boat Quay and Clarke Quay are dotted with restaurants as well as pubs, so the mood here is laid-back. The pubs are old Chinese godowns and shophouses given a facelift. Read More...

Of the six designated red light districts in Singapore, Geylang is the main one. So head straight here if naughty nightlife is what you are after.

Holland Village is one of the City-State’s most popular nightlife venues and is teeming with restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Read More...

For cooling, refreshing breezes check out Marina Bay, an oasis of chic that’s only really appreciated if you slow down and take your time to explore it. It’s a new area so go for it. Read More...

In the past few years, this once-forgotten back alley has taken on legendary proportions. Once a ramshackle row of old Chinese godowns, the street has been transformed. Read More...

This famous shopping belt also harbours some great clubs. For a touch of soft sophistication, go to Brix, which is situated in the luxurious Grand Hyatt Hotel. Read More...

No list of Singapore nightspots would be complete without a mention of the Long Bar at Raffles Hotel where the Singapore Sling, the island's most famous cocktail, was invented.  Read More...

For those who like a sea breeze while sipping on a cocktail there’s nothing quite like the happy go lucky seaside location of Sentosa and the best bars take full advantage of this fact. Read More...