Joanna James
Singapore is everyone’s favourite holiday destination loved for its allures of shopping, dining on the multi-ethnic variety of food, marvellous wonders of modern architecture and colonial history. For a full list of the country’s top attractions here are the best things to experience in Singapore.
While Singapore is a shopaholics paradise, there are some pretty noteworthy places you must visit; Orchard Road is, of course, the hub, for shoppers to not only discover an unlimited variety of retail goodies but is a place for dining and enjoying the entertainment. You will find some of the best hotels in Asia Pacific located in Singapore, with key districts covered by chains such as Park Hotel Group offering hotels for every type of traveller. Check out the Marina Bay mall too for thrills of gondola rides and of course more shopping.
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Futuristic Art Science Museum is located within a lovely lotus-shaped building and is far from a stereotypical gallery. Instead, the exhibits promise to awe just about everyone in your group; from amazing displays and information about the Titanic to the marvels of modern science, the place is ideal to browse on those rainy days when you’ve got to stay indoors.
The Gardens By the Bay is one of Singapore’s iconic attractions; home to 3 waterfront parklands boasting Zen-like layouts for spending an entire day rejuvenating mind body and soul. The Super-tree grove will certainly impress with a magical light show taking place every evening. You can visit the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and do the SkyWalk which takes you up to the Super-trees on a 25-metre high ramp, with promises of sweeping views of the surroundings.
Another one not to be missed is the fabulous light and water show taking place at Marina Bay Sands. It's free to experience and can be seen from a perch beside the symbolic Merlion statue. The statue is one of the first landmarks of the country and is a perfect location for capturing pictures of the light and water show as it takes place across the bay.
The night zoo to open in Singapore, was the world’s first. Home to over 1000 animals living within their natural habitats the huge sanctuary gives one a chance to experience a wide variety of nocturnal animals. Take the tram that makes its way across the zoo for an up-close and personal experience of the allures the place promises
Singapore’s entertainment hub Sentosa Island is easy to reach from a well-located hotel in Singapore. There you can explore Universal Studios, have fun at the waterpark, check out the aquarium or simply chill on the beach. Siloso Beach is 3.2kms long and one of the coolest places in Singapore to relax and enjoy the sun, sand, and surf.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
