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Gardens by the Bay — the iconic Supertrees and the Cloud Forest dome, extraordinary at night—
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark — the infinity pool and observation deck above the city—
Singapore Botanic Gardens — UNESCO World Heritage tropical garden, free and magnificent—
Orchard Road — Asia's most famous shopping boulevard—
Chinatown — temples, traditional shophouses, street food and heritage—
Little India — sensory overload of colour, spice, flowers and saris on Serangoon Road—
Kampong Glam & Arab Street — the Malay-Muslim quarter, the Sultan Mosque and textile shops—
Hawker centres — the best street food culture in the world, UNESCO-listed tradition—
Maxwell Food Centre — Tian Tian Hainanese chicken rice and decades of hawker excellence—
Lau Pa Sat — the Victorian cast-iron hawker centre, satay stalls at night—
Old Airport Road Food Centre — locals' favourite, the most authentic hawker experience—
Chilli crab at Long Beach or Jumbo Seafood — Singapore's national dish, extraordinary—
Hainanese chicken rice at Tian Tian — the dish that defines Singapore cooking—
Kaya toast and soft-boiled eggs at Ya Kun or Toast Box — the essential Singapore breakfast—
Laksa at 328 Katong Laksa — the definitive Singapore hawker dish—
Char kway teow — smoky wok-fried rice noodles, at any good hawker centre—
Night Safari at Singapore Zoo — the world's first nocturnal zoo—
Singapore Zoo — one of the world's finest open-concept zoos—
River Safari — the world's only river-themed wildlife park—
Sentosa Island — Universal Studios, cable car and the beach resort island—
Universal Studios Singapore — Southeast Asia's only Universal Studios theme park—
S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa — one of the world's largest aquariums—
The National Museum of Singapore — the story of Singapore from ancient Temasek to independence—
Asian Civilisations Museum — the finest collection of pan-Asian art and culture in the world—
National Gallery Singapore — the world's largest collection of Southeast Asian art in the old courts—
Peranakan Museum — the extraordinary culture of the Straits Chinese community—
Gillman Barracks — Singapore's contemporary art enclave in former British colonial barracks—
ArtScience Museum — the lotus-shaped museum at Marina Bay, fascinating exhibitions—
Esplanade Theatres on the Bay — the durian-shaped performing arts centre—
Clarke Quay — riverside entertainment district, bars, clubs and restaurants—
Boat Quay — colonial riverside warehouses turned restaurants and bars—
Ann Siang Hill & Club Street — Singapore's most charming colonial street—
Tiong Bahru — Singapore's oldest housing estate, art deco architecture and hip cafés—
Haji Lane — the narrowest street in Singapore, boutiques and street art—
Dempsey Hill — former British barracks in the jungle, antique shops and restaurants—
Holland Village — expat enclave with great food and a Saturday farmers market—
East Coast Park — cycling, seafood and the beach alongside the Straits of Malacca—
Pulau Ubin — take a bumboat to this rustic island, the old Singapore preserved—
MacRitchie Reservoir — jungle hiking and the TreeTop Walk suspension bridge—
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve — the densest biodiversity in Singapore, primary rainforest—
Fort Canning Park — colonial hill with WWII bunkers, the Battle Box museum—
The Southern Ridges — forested ridge walk connecting Mount Faber to Kent Ridge—
Raffles Hotel — have a Singapore Sling at the Long Bar where it was invented in 1915—
Tanjong Pagar district — the new downtown, excellent restaurants and bars—
Duxton Hill — Singapore's most charming heritage hill, converted shophouses and wine bars—
Night Lights on Gardens by the Bay — the free Supertree light show every evening—
Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix — the only F1 night race, September—
Singapore Airlines First Class — if you're flying through, it's worth experiencing—
MRT across Singapore — the world's most efficient and affordable metro system—
Watching the sunrise over Marina Bay from the Helix Bridge — the most beautiful view in Singapore—