If your guest is the type who loves sniffing out new records and bands, they’ll be thrilled to know that the local music scene is alive and ...

Taking roost in former colonial barracks, this art hub’s cluster of galleries always has cool contemporary shows going on. After spending an...

For the best sand-and-sea experience in Singers, jump on the ferry from Marina South Pier to Lazarus Island – next to St John’s island. A mo...

The spiky, pungent ‘King of Fruits’ usually gets lots of extreme reactions and flak from foreigners. But whether you end up loving it or swe...

If shabby chic is your thing, you will love the junk shops that sit behind the Turf Club in Bukit Timah. They are piled – and we mean piled ...

Take a tranquil tour of Clarke Quay, Boat Quay’s colourful shophouses and historic bridges, plus Marina Bay’s modern landmarks by boarding a...

The Esplanade’s intimate Outdoor Theatre often plays host to live music gigs spanning all kinds of genres – from jazz to pop rock – and make...

The National Museum of Singapore is Singapore’s biggest museum, and regularly features exhibits full of the island’s historical and cultural...

Believe it or not, Singapore still has one surviving kampong (traditional village) amid its jungle of high-rise apartments. Home to less tha...

For a poignant look back at Singapore’s wartime past, visit Changi Museum. (Editor’s note: the museum itself is currently closed for renovat...

One of the most unique places in the actual world (or so we think), Haw Par Villa has over 1,000 statues, not to mention the 150 dioramas, t...

Apart from having some of the swankiest cribs in Singapore, Sentosa Cove boasts an impressive stretch of restaurants at Quayside Isle, its l...

For just two bucks, you can catch a 10-minute bum-boat from Changi Village to one of Singapore’s biggest offshore islands. Pulau Ubin is lik...

A short walk from Bugis MRT, the Kampong Glam district has rows and rows of vibrant shophouses hiding quaint cafes, trendy boutiques, laidba...

Art hounds can easily spend an entire afternoon getting stuck into Singapore Art Museum. With a strong focus on Singaporean and Southeast As...

While high street labels are aplenty in Singers, fashionistas have a decent choice of local designers to get their hands on too.  We recomme...

The cultural enclave of Little India has lots of interesting lanes to explore. Savour Indian desserts from the famous Moghul Sweet Shop in L...

The busy alleys and shophouses of Chinatown are ripe with Chinese heritage, and a great place to load up on souvenirs too. Duck into shops f...

With heaps of foliage and cycling and jogging paths along calm waters, Punggol Waterway Park is lovely for an afternoon jaunt. Bring along y...

Animal enthusiasts shouldn’t miss Singapore’s award-winning zoo, which is home to over 300 species of creatures. There are heaps to see in e...