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Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore skyline beside the water

Singapore combines futuristic architecture, historic districts and a surprising amount of nature within a compact area. Skyscrapers and Gardens by the Bay shape the view around Marina Bay, while Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam each have a distinctive atmosphere. Our Singapore travel tips include personal advice for sights, neighbourhoods and memorable experiences in the city-state.

The city feels highly modern but has preserved many cultural contrasts. Hawker centres bring dishes from different parts of Asia together, the waterfront becomes a display of lights in the evening, and parks or nature reserves feel surprisingly peaceful. These quick transitions make Singapore a varied destination for several days.

We show you famous highlights, beautiful views and neighbourhoods where there is more to discover than the glossy skyline. Architecture, food, culture and green retreats are easy to combine.

At a glance

Singapore

Modern landmarks

Marina Bay & Supertrees

Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay create Singapore’s most famous view. Light, water and architecture are especially impressive in the evening.

Neighbourhoods

Three cultures, short distances

Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam differ in architecture, scents and daily life. Each district rewards several unhurried hours.

Hawker centres

Singapore on a plate

Large and small food stalls make it easy to sample the city’s culinary diversity. Many famous dishes remain affordable.

Green city

Gardens & nature reserves

Parks, tropical plants and protected natural areas are integral to the city. They offer a pleasant contrast to shopping streets and skyscrapers.

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