Discover Singapore
Boasting worldclass facilites and infrastructure, Singapore is well-known as a shopping and food paradise. Its diverse cultural heritage can be seen in its local food – a mix of Chinese, Malay and Indian fare all blended together in a mouth-watering combination commonly known as “hawker food”.
Singapore tourist attractions not to be missed include the Night Safari, Sentosa Gardens by the Bay. These and many other key destinations can easily be accessed by the many transport links around Capri by Fraser, Changi City.
NTUC Finest Supermarket (UE Biz Hub)
Since its establishment in 1973 by Singapore's founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, NTUC has grown to be become Singapore's largest supermarket chain. NTUC Finest carries a wide range of brands from Singapore's own to European products. Its presence in the vicinity is well frequented by guests
Sakunthalas Indian Cuisine
For guests seeking North & South Indian Cuisines that are halal, Sakunthala's Restaurant provides just that
Chinatown
A district of historical and cultural significance, Chinatown is an eclectic mix of old and new, traditional and modern - where ancient temples and mosques sit comfortably alongside quirky shops and cool cafes.
Kampong Glam
The gazetted conservation area is notable for its original architecture and vibrant colours of the shophouses that have been retained or restored. For a firt hand experience of the hospitality of the Malay culture and customs, this is the best place to go.
Little India
In this culturally authentic district, expect to find fragrances of Ayurvedic oils, exotic spices, local dining options and 24-hour shopping at the Mustafa Centre. Sari shops, art galleries and Bollywood music stores appeal to all senses and attention of locals and foreigners who throng the thoroughfares and alleyways for premium buys or bargains, day or night.
Clarke Quay
Partying needs no reason in Singapore’s choice dining and entertainment destination which comes alive at night in a kaleidoscope of colourful restored warehouses, restaurants, hip cafes, clubs, and more, making it a popular hangout for locals and foreigners alike.
Zouk
Singapore’s award-winning iconic nightspot of international repute is the perfect place to relax, recharge or reenergize, in a venue made up of three clubs and a wine bar.
The Butter Factory
Easily one of Singapore’s most popular and fun clubs, it is also known for its decorative interiors which feature the work of prominent pop culture designers and artists.
Long Bar
Get down to earth in this two-storey bar inspired by the Malayan plantations of the 1920s and housed in a colonial architecture, and enjoy the Singapore Sling, or any alcoholic and non-alcoholic concoction imaginable, in the accompaniment of traditional pub favourites and contemporary pop played ‘live’ by the band.
Altitude
Perfect for sports and lifestyle entertainment fans, the award-winning rooftop bar sits in three levels atop One Raffles Place Building to offer an alfresco gastrobar, a European restaurant and a sports bar with its own golf simulator.
Gardens by the Bay
Be it “a living wonder”, the “Central Park of Asia”, or “Avatar in real life”, however many have called it, the Gardens serve to preserve the rich botanical heritage and horticultural biodiversity of Singapore and the region.
River Safari
Nestled between the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, the recently launched River Safari promises an unforgettable adventure inspired by the world’s most iconic rivers including the Mississippi, Congo, Nile, Ganges and Yangtze
Singapore Zoo
Opened more than 40 years ago in 1973, the Singapore Zoo ranks among the finest zoos in the world, and is home to more than 2,800 animals from over 300 species of mammals, birds and reptiles, including the zoo’s current panda favourites, a gift from China
Night Safari
Take on a guided tour or explore on your own, in the world’s first safari park for nocturnal animals, as you uncover their natural night-time habitats, keeping cool at the same time should the animals get too close for comfort!
Resorts World Sentosa
The integrated resort offers a range of fantastic dining and shopping experiences, world-class attractions and spa indulgences.
The Universal Studios Singapore
The Universal Studios Singapore, where you will experience adrenalin-rushing rides, shows and attractions themed according to the latest blockbuster movies;
S.E.A. Aquarium
S.E.A. Aquarium, the largest oceanarium in the world that contains 45 million litres of water and more than 100,000 marine animals of over 800 species;
Adventure Cove Waterpark
Adventure Cove Waterpark, where you can take on 6 water slides, glide along the 620m world’s longest lazy-rivers with 14 themed scenes of jungles, or snorkel over a coral reef with 20,000 fish and stroke the passing rays.
Ultimate Marine Encounters
Ultimate Marine Encounters, as you get up close to some 500,000 fishes including groupers, hammerhead and leopard sharks, and manta rays.
East Coast Park
A popular place of the locals, this is the go-to destination for rest and recreation, as you engage in sports activities and tuck into a plethora of cuisines.
Changi Village
Hidden in a rustic little corner of Changi, this quaint precint exudes idyllic charm, the perfect place to go if you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the island city.
Chinatown Food Street
Glorious good food is celebrated here with an ensemble of speciality dishes from various Chinese dialects and different races in Singapore, in a style and form of your choice, be it the street hawker stall, shophouse restaurant, ad-hoc street kiosk and al-fresco dining.
Boat Quay
There is no better place to chill out than at the Boat Quay, which offers an eclectic mix of high-end restaurants and alfresco dining and lively bars and pubs to guests who enjoy dining and wining by the riverside.
Dempsey Hill
From Indian curry houses to European eateries, local seafood restaurants to premium grocery outlets, you will find them all inconspicuous among the conserved colonial black-and-white buildings, where specialty food purveyors and chefs work to satisfy the craving of every gastronomical connoisseur.
Orchard Road
The world-renowned shopping street is your ultimate shopping haven with 22 shopping malls, six departmental stores and close to 5,000 brands to choose from.
Suntec City Mall
In over 300 retail outlets and 100 F&B establishments, the mall offers high-end fashion labels, lifestyle merchandises and services, gastronomical delights that appeal to all ages.
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
One of Singapore’s largest luxury shopping malls which features much coveted international brands, emerging labels and new concepts, overlooking the breathtaking city skyline.
Mustafa Centre
With 2 inter-connected, 6-storey blocks, the 24/7 Mustafa Centre in Little India have shoppers thronging the mall at different times throughout the day and night, for its sheer variety of goods and services which are set to move at bargain prices.
Funan Digitalife Mall
A haven for technology geeks, Funan offers the newest and widest range of IT gadgets at a value for money.
VivoCity
Singapore’s largest retail and lifestyle mall sits across Sentosa Island as a fun, family-friendly venue.
Haji Lane
Once an empty street of pre-war shophouses, here you will find vintage shops selling an array of contemporary, quirky garments and accessories as well as boutiques by upcoming designers, mostly touting the “Made in Singapore” label.
Changi City Point
A stone’s throw from Capri by Fraser, get your retail fix from the enticing mix of fashion stores, indie boutiques, gizmos and gadget specialty shops, supermarkets from this vibrant mall.
The Singapore EXPO
A ten-minute walk from the Capri by Fraser, this renowned convention destination boasts 123,000 square metres of indoor and outdoor space and plays host to over 600 events a year.
Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Singapore
Enjoy complimentary performances at the concourse, or choose from a diverse line-up of music, theatre, dance and visual art concerts available all year round.
ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands
In an architecture that is likened to a lotus flower by some or “The Welcoming Hand of Singapore” by others, the Singapore’s premier destination mainly hosts international touring exhibitions with the most renowned collections in the world.
Singapore Art Museum
This state-of-the-art museum houses one of the world’s largest public collections of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian artworks.
8Q SAM
The extension of the Singapore Art Museum is a venue where the public learn to appreciate living artists in an aesthetic and social context through direct experiences with areas like painting and sculpture, film and video, photography, new media and performance by upcoming artists.
