The nation’s oldest museum guards historical national treasures such as the Singapore Stone, which dates back to between the 10th and 14th centuries.
Spoil your inner shopaholic at this massive mall, with designer and high-street brands aplenty. Then cross the road to TANGS Orchard’s Beauty Hall for its vast array of makeup and skincare.
Head here for local fare such as roasted meats, then indulge your sweet tooth with French pastries at Tiong Bahru Bakery . If you’re in Tiong Bahru on a weekend, have lunch at Bincho at Hua Bee, a Japanese yakitori bar that doubles as a noodle stall on weekdays.
For an indulgent night on the town, this integrated resort is where you want to be. Have dinner at one of its many celebrity restaurants, such as Pizzeria Mozza by Mario Batali . Then get on top of the world with cocktails at CÉ LA VI on the 57th floor.
Get to know the fascinating heritage of the Peranakans, or Straits Chinese. Their hybrid culture mixes Chinese and Malay practices, food, art and clothes.
This centre for the arts is where you can catch plays and music performances. Then relax with a cold beer at live music bar Timbre or the blues salon Barber Shop.
Knead your cares away at this super-luxurious spa, which uses natural and and organic products. Its approach to wellness and beauty is quite unique as it’s based on the cycles of the moon, plus some of its treatments are inspired by Singapore’s Malay and Chinese heritage.
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