Singapore Travel Tips
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Day Trips from Singapore
Written by Viator, May 2013
Just outside of Singapore‘s international metropolis, you’ll find quiet islands with sandy beaches, ethnic enclaves and handicraft villages. You can even take a quick trip to another country and be ... Read more
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Singapore’s Top Food & Drink Experiences
Written by Viator, June 2011
Singapore is at the crossroads of some of the world’s most vibrant and delicious cuisines. It really is one of the greatest places in the world to eat; blessed with access to the freshest ... Read more
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Hawker Centers
Written by Viator, May 2011
A must on any trip to Singapore is to visit a hawker center; a variety of food stalls under one roof. The hawker stalls are somewhere between street food and a restaurant, with lots of seating, ... Read more
Raffles Historical Tours
Written by Viator, December 2010
All over Singapore you’ll find references to Sir Stamford Raffles in place names, businesses, institutions and – most famously of all – the city-state’s premier hotel and home of the Singapore Sling. ... Read more
Johore Bahru Tours from Singapore
Written by Viator, November 2010
Singapore is one of the great transport hubs of the world, with a major passenger and freight sea port and an airport servicing some quarter of a million flights per year to destinations all over the ... Read more
Malaysia Tours from Singapore
Written by Viator, November 2010
The modern, outward-looking city-state of Singapore is well acquainted with its neighbors. Looking south, it faces off islands of the Indonesian archipelago, while to the north, a causeway connects ... Read more
Cruises from Singapore
Written by Viator, August 2010
Singapore is an island city of skyscrapers, best viewed from the water. An afternoon with dolphins will amuse you on Sentosa island, visit the colonial past on a bumboat to Raffles Hotel, or join ... Read more
Singapore Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
Singapore has a lot more going on than meets the eye. In lively and food-obsessed Singapore, the ultimate stopover city, it’s possible to cram a surprising amount into a few days. Take time to ... Read more
Singapore WWII Monuments
Written by Viator, August 2010
Singapore is a treasure trove of World War II sites and memorials, a poignant testament to the harship and cost of war. The 'Gibraltar of the East,' Singapore fell to the Japanese on February 15, ... Read more
Where to stay in Singapore
Written by ROD C , Australia, October 2011
It's easy to stay at a big glass and concrete tower in Singapore: the place is full of them and in some ways it makes sense to immerse yourself in the same surroundings that the Singaporeans do each ... Read more
Singapore Zoo
Written by ROD C , Australia, October 2011
A lot o people don't like zoos, including me until I visited the Singapore Zoo last week. I worried that locking animals up in cages is just unnatural, and that making people pay money to see them ... Read more
Best Pubs and Bars in Singapore
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, March 2013
Singapore has quickly become one of the party capitals of Asia and whether beer, wine or a cocktail is your poison there is a pub or bar to suit your whims. The best pubs and bars in Singapore ... Read more
Traditional Foods to Try in Singapore
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, February 2013
Singapore has one of the most unique and interesting cuisines in all of Asia. Sporting some of the most colorful dishes you will ever see, the small country utilizes a surprisingly large array of ... Read more
Singapore’s Little India
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, February 2013
Almost as synonymous with Singapore as Sentosa Island, Singapore’s Little India is really a sight in and of itself. Lose yourself in this world within a world through a day walking tour – guided or ... Read more
Singapore’s Best Parks
Written by John Reality , Cambodia, February 2013
Any property expert will tell you that one of the key elements that make for a truly great city is the size and utilization of public park area. People need an outlet after long periods of time in ... Read more
