SINGAPOREWHERE GREAT THINGS HAPPEN

THE SHOP. EAT. CHILL. GUIDEFOR BUSINESS TRAVELLERS

ENTER THE GARDENJUST WHEN YOU THINK YOU’VESEEN IT ALL, SINGAPORE AMAZESYOU WITH NEW SURPRISES.

SINGAPOREWHERE GREAT THINGS HAPPEN

If you need any help with your shopping and other queries, call our 24-hourTouristline / Shopping Hotline at 1800 736 2000 (toll-free in Singapore) or

(65) 6736 2000 (for international calls).

When it comes to doing business, there are few cities in the world as widely

celebrated as a premier Business and MICE (Meetings, Incentive Travel,

Conventions and Exhibitions) destination than Singapore.

But as more and more business travellers are discovering, Singapore is not

just business. There are many unique opportunities to unwind and relax in

this beautiful garden city.

This guide is your starting point to discover another side of Singapore – a

premier lifestyle destination with an ever increasing host of leisure options

waiting to be explored.

Shop at numerous stores and specialty boutiques offering international brands

or up-and-coming local and regional labels. Dine alfresco along the waterfront,

in elegant restaurants or atop a skyscraper for breathtaking views and discover

the myriad of cuisines found here in Singapore.

You can also let your hair down and dance the night away to the hottest beats

at the many nightspots available. Or take things slow and unwind at a spa;

indulge in a luxurious massage, a relaxing soak in a steam bath or other

pampering treatments. Singapore has the beat and pace to satisfy whatever

you need.

Your experience will be enriched in Singapore. Indeed, with so many things

to do and see, this is where business is a pleasure.

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ContentsSHOP 04• DEPARTMENT STORES 05• MALLS 06• CONSUMER ELECTRONICS 07• FASHION 09• CUSTOM-TAILORED APPAREL 10• WATCHES 11• JEWELLERY & ACCESSORIES 12• ART AND ANTIQUES 13• VISUAL ART 13• KIDS 14• CDs & DVDs 15• SPORTS 16• LATE-NIGHT SHOPPING 17• BOOKS 17• EYEWEAR AND ACCESSORIES 18• CARPETS 18• SINGAPORE GIFTS 19• SHOPPING AT RAFFLES PLACE 21• LAST MINUTE SHOPPING AT 21

CHANGI AIRPORT SHOPPING CITY

FEAST 22• WATERFRONT 23• VIEW FROM ABOVE 24• ALFRESCO 24• PRIVATE DINING ROOMS 25• CHINESE 26• JAPANESE 28• PERANAKAN 28• LOCAL FOOD 29• INTERNATIONAL 29• SEAFOOD 31• VEGETARIAN 31• CASUAL LOCAL DINING 32• GREAT BUYS UNDER SGD 50 33

PARTY AND ENJOY 34• CLARKE QUAY 35• HARBOURFRONT 35• EMPRESS PLACE & BOAT QUAY 36• CITY HALL & CHIJMES 37• ORCHARD ROAD 38• THE ARTS 39• EVENTS TICKETING 39• CALENDAR OF EVENTS 40

SIGHTSEE & EXPLORE 42• MUSEUMS 43• ETHNIC & HISTORICAL PRECINCTS 44• SPECIAL INTEREST 45

UNWIND 46• SPAS 47• FOOT REFLEXOLOGY 48• GOLFING 48• SUN AND BEACH 48

OPENING SOON! 49• 2008 50• 2009 – 2010 50• 2010 50

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When in Singapore, do as the locals do and indulge in one of the city’s favouritepastimes. No matter what you need, at whatever time of the day, you’re likely tofind it in one of numerous shopping hot spots. After all, Singapore is known for thelatest offerings in fashion, watches, consumer technology and more.

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Call our 24-hour Touristline/Shopping Hotline for all your shopping, dining and nightlife queries:

1800 736 2000 (Toll-free in Singapore)

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TANGSTangs has spent 73 years at the busiest section of Orchard Road next to the MarriottHotel. One of the trendiest stores in town, it is split into five shopper segments foreasy access to the best local and international brands. Level 3 is a popular pit-stopfor chic kidswear and lifestyle items (Playground), office and lifestyle fashion apparel(The Library, Tang+Co and PlayLab) and consumer technology (Technobay).

320 Orchard Road • (65) 6737 5500 • www.tangs.com • 10.30am – 9.30pm (Mon – Sat),11am – 8.30pm (Sun) • Orchard (NS22)

TAKASHIMAYAThis upscale Japanese retail giant offers a complete spectrum of fashion, lifestyleand F&B options over seven floors. Along with a stand-alone MAC store, you’llalso find famous international labels like Jimmy Choo, Coach, Bottega Veneta, Dianevon Furstenberg, Bally, Bvlgari, Georg Jensen and Hermes. Level B2 houses restaurantsand food outlets while Level B1 holds home and interior items. Cosmetics, fragrances,fashion accessories and women’s wear are split across Levels 1 and 2, with men’sfashion and Singapore’s largest children’s and toy section on Level 3.

391 Orchard Road • (65) 6738 1111 • www.takashimaya-sin.com • 10am – 9.30pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

ROBINSONSBest known for its beauty hall featuring a myriad of international brands and its selection of home andlifestyle items, this department store stocks everything from tableware to men’s and ladies’ fashion tobedding. It also retails some of the most exciting unisex high street UK fashion brands such as Coast,Trucco, Machka, Sonneti, Matinique and Part 2.

176 Orchard Road, #05-05 Centrepoint • (65) 6733 0888 • www.robinsons.com.sg • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily• Somerset (NS23)

252 North Bridge Road, #03-01 Raffles City Shopping Centre • (65) 6216 8388 • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

ISETANThis Japanese department store retails a good variety of local and international products from brands likeLevi’s, Polo Ralph Lauren, Agnes B, Salvatore Ferragamo, Springfield and Loewe. There’s also a dedicatedgolf section featuring clubs, accessories and apparel. Other services offered include clothing alterations(an Express Service for men’s trousers takes just two hours), free delivery for purchases of SGD 100 andabove and a special overseas courier service for packages to Japan.

350 Orchard Road, Shaw House • (65) 6733 1111 • www.isetan.com.sg • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

435 Orchard Road, Wisma Atria • (65) 6733 7777• 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

DFS GALLERIA SCOTTSWALKLocated next to the Royal Plaza on Scotts, this multi-storey complex is whereyou can enjoy savings on luxury goods and designer fashion from the world’smost popular brands. A wine and liquor section offers a good selection of cognacsand spirits, and a Singapore gifts section features a wide range of souvenirs suchas Lindt Merlion-shaped chocolates, which are exclusive to the store.

25 Scotts Road • (65) 6229 8100 • www.dfsgalleria.com • 10am – 10pm (Sun – Thu),10am – 10.30pm (Fri – Sat) • Orchard (NS22)

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NGEE ANN CITYThis shopping mall next to the Meritus Mandarin is one of Orchard Road’smost famous landmarks with over 130 specialty stores and 30 F&B outletsspread over seven levels. Anchored by Takashimaya Department Store, itsstellar tenant list includes Mont Blanc, Chanel, Chopard, Shanghai Tang, LouisVuitton, Fendi, Celine, TAG Heuer, Vacheron Constantin, Dunhill, Hugo Boss,The Golf House, Kinokuniya, Tiffany & Co, Cartier, Massimo Dutti and Zara.

391 Orchard Road • (65) 6739 9323 • www.ngeeanncity.com• 10am – 9.30pm daily. Restaurants open till 11pm • Orchard (NS22)

PARAGONThis prominent shopping icon along Orchard Road offers a wealth of mid-range to high-end fashion, dining, fitness, health and beauty outlets. Its 200tenants include Jean Paul Gaultier, Salvatore Ferragamo, Valentino, Tod’s, Hogan,Prada, Gucci, Aigner, Etro, Ermenegildo Zegna and Raoul. Also located withinthe multi-storey complex are department stores Metro and Marks & Spencer,children’s boutiques, a Toys R Us Express on Level 5 and a Food Cellar at Level B1.

290 Orchard Road • (65) 6738 5535 • 10am – 10pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

RAFFLES CITY SHOPPING CENTREDirectly adjoined and accessible to Raffles the Plaza, Swissôtel The Stamford & Raffles City ConventionCentre and City Hall MRT station, this mall is a constant hive of activity. Boasting both upmarket andaffordable fashion, lifestyle and F&B options, its tenants include Robinsons department store, theMetropolitan Museum of Art, Adidas, Swatch, Brooks Brothers, Lifeshop, Tommy Hilfiger, Aldo,Kiehl’s and Coach.

252 North Bridge Road • (65) 6318 0238 • www.rafflescity.com • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SUNTEC CITY MALLOne of Singapore’s biggest shopping malls, Suntec City Mall is conveniently linked to the SuntecSingapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre, and nearby hotels include the Ritz-CarltonMillenia, Conrad Centennial, Pan Pacific, Marina Mandarin and The Oriental. Also home to theworld’s largest fountain - The Fountain of Wealth, this shopping and dining powerhouse boasts300 stores and boutiques and 60 F&B outlets. Shoppers head for Ralph Lauren, Tie-Rack, Raoul,Harvey Norman, YES! Your Eyewear Specialists and Toys R Us. New York-based franchise DashingDiva nail spa and the flagship Sasa boutique are popular among women. A free shuttle bus serviceis available from City Hall MRT station, 11am to 10.30pm daily.

3 Temasek Boulevard • (65) 6825 2667 • www.sunteccity.com.sg • 10am – 10pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

MARINA SQUAREFlanked by hotels like the Ritz-Carlton Millenia, Pan Pacific, Marina Mandarinand The Oriental, this four-storey retail and lifestyle entertainment hub isalso just across the road from the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay andlinked by a bridge to Suntec City Mall and Suntec Singapore InternationalConvention & Exhibition Centre. It houses over 250 international and local

brands including Make Up Store, Buffalo, Massimo Dutti,Zara, Creative, Planet Traveller – Asia’s largest lifestyletravel store and even a cineplex. A free trolley busservice from City Hall MRT operates daily from 11amto 10.15pm at 30-minute intervals.

6 Raffles Boulevard • (65) 6339 8787• www.marinasquare.com.sg • 10.30am – 10pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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FUNAN DIGITALIFE MALLHere, you’ll find the latest computer and electronic gadgets – frommobiles to laptops to gaming consoles. Shop for a new PDA orthe latest PC software, or simply find out about the latest in telecommunicationtechnology. Shoppers enjoy free unlimited Wireless Internet Surfing withinthe mall, while tourists can instantly claim their GST (Goods & Services Tax)refund paid on purchases here, instead of at the airport.

109 North Bridge Road • (65) 6336 8327 • www.funan.com.sg • 10am – 8.30pmdaily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SIM LIM SQUAREA popular hangout for technophiles and the working crowd, this multi-storey complex has just about allthe electronic gadgets and equipment you need (refer to the STARetailers Scheme on page 52). Thevarieties available will overwhelm you – so do as the locals do and take your time to browse around forthe best price before making your purchase.

1 Rochor Canal Road • (65) 6332 5839 • 11am – 9pm daily • Bugis (EW12)

EPICENTRE @ ORCHARD / SUNTECThe first Apple Centre in Asia, this snazzy store offers the latest and widest range of iPods, Apple computers,games, software and accessories, providing customers with a one-stop shop Digital Lifestyle shoppingexperience. Experience unparalleled customer satisfaction and convenience when you buy or serviceyour Apple products here, with help from some of the most professional service staff in town.

501 Orchard Road, #02-20/22 Wheelock Place • (65) 6238 9378 • www.applecentreorchard.com • 11am – 9pm(Mon – Sat), 11am – 8pm (Sun) • Orchard (NS22)

3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-179 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6835 8168 • 11.30am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

CREATIVEDiscover an award-winning range of high-tech gadgetry from MP3 players,audio products, web cameras to Prodikeys Dual Function Keyboards. Startedby one of Singapore’s most successful and established technological companies,Creative Technology, you’ll be awed by the trend-setting innovations its conceptstore has to offer.

6 Raffles Boulevard, #03-123/124 Marina Square • (65) 6895 4100• www.asia.creative.com • 11am – 10pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

VIVOCITYExperience entertainment and shopping on the harbour front at Singapore’s largestretail, entertainment and lifestyle destination. It is home to the first GAP outlet, thelargest Golden Village multiplex and some 300 retail, food and beverage andentertainment options. Opened in October 2006, Vivocity has an exciting buzzof all-year-round events and activities that visitors can look forward to.

1 HarbourFront Walk • (65) 6377 6531/6533 • www.vivocity.com.sg • 10am – 10pmdaily • HarbourFront (NE1)

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HARVEY NORMANHousehold appliances and consumer electronics share space withfurniture and home décor accessories in this Australian superstore.Regular promotions make shopping here all the more enjoyable, whilethe ‘Quick Sale’ section offers the best bargain buys you’ll ever find.

9 Raffles Boulevard, #02-27 Millenia Walk • (65) 6311 9988• www.harveynorman.com.au • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

252 North Bridge Road, #03-22/23 Raffles City Shopping Centre • (65) 6339 6777• 10.15am – 9.15pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SONY GALLERYYou’ll find the most comprehensive range of SONY products under one roof, where VAIO laptops,video cameras, plasma TVs and car audio systems share retail space. An interactive display sectionoffers a hands-on experience, and all purchases come with an international warranty covering over42 countries.

435 Orchard Road, #04-01 Isetan Orchard, Wisma Atria • (65) 6733 1876 • 11am – 9pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

290 Orchard Road, #04-36/37/38 Paragon • (65) 6738 7970 • 10am – 9pm daily. Closed on Chinese NewYear • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

BEST DENKIThis Japanese retail giant with a 21-year-old history in Singapore has its f lagship store at Ngee AnnCity, where shoppers f lock to for digital cameras, notebooks and home appliances. The service isattentive, and staff are easily distinguishable by their bright red uniforms.

391 Orchard Road, #05-01/04 Takashimaya • (65) 6835 2855 • 10am – 10pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

BiG MEGASTOREThe newest and largest integrated electronics and lifestyle store in Singapore is fast making a namefor itself with its amazing ‘1/2 Hour Specials’ weekend promotions offering crazy deals and the“Big Auctions” promotions that allow you to outbid other shoppers for selected products.

1 Maritime Square, #03-18 HarbourFront Centre • (65) 6827 8500 • www.bigbysafe.com • 12pm – 9.30pm(Mon – Thu), 11am – 10pm (Fri – Sun, Eve of / and Public Holidays) • HarbourFront (NE1)

MUSTAFA CENTREConsumer electronics is just one category of merchandise sold at this popular large establishmentthat is jam-packed with shoppers and products alike. The layout is fuss-free but Mustafa scores onthe fact it is open 24 hours a day and offers everything from fabrics and cosmetics to grocery andelectronic goods.

145 Syed Alwi Road • (65) 6295 5855 • www.mustafa.com.sg • 24 hoursdaily • Farrer Park (NE8)

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RAOULThe stylish, ready-to-wear business shirt is this brand’s trademark. On top ofseasonal lines for the office and casual menswear range, this home-grownbrand also stocks accessories such as belts, boxers, shoes and bags. A ladies’range is also available.

290 Orchard Road, #02-02/03 Paragon • (65) 6737 0682 • www.raoul.com• 10.30am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-22/24 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6883 2589• 11am – 9pm (Mon – Sat), 11am – 8pm (Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-39/40 Millenia Walk • (65) 6837 2748• 11am – 9pm (Mon – Sat), 11am – 8pm (Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

MASSIMO DUTTIA finely-cut and sophisticated range of urban, sporty and classicapparel and accessories can be found in this boutique, whichtargets the upwardly mobile man and woman. An in-house tailoris available to provide bespoke suits for men, while knowledgeablestaff members make shopping effortless.

541 Orchard Road, #01-02 Liat Towers • (65) 6235 8485• www.massimodutti.com • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

391 Orchard Road, #B1-08/09 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6732 9133 • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

1 Raffles Boulevard, #02-129/130/131 Marina Square • (65) 6337 6088 • 10am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

ERMENEGILDO ZEGNAThis high-fashion Italian label has three different menswear collections – featuring suits, shirts, casual andsportswear and accessories like ties and belts - so you’re dressed your best for any occasion. Fragrancesand eau de toilettes are also available.

290 Orchard Road, #01-34/35 Paragon • (65) 6735 8147 • www.zegna.com • 10am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22) /Somerset (NS23)

HUGO BOSSBest known for its stylish men’s suits, this brand has two boutiques under the same roof, and stocks a completelifestyle range – menswear, ladieswear, eyewear, watches, shoes, bags, casual or sportswear and evenfragrances – under its Hugo, BOSS Orange, BOSS Green and BOSS Black fashion lines.

391 Orchard Road • Hugo Boss Men #01-03/04 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 0233 • Hugo Boss Ladies #03-02/04 Ngee

Ann City • (65) 6737 2552 • www.hugoboss.com • 10am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

ALFRED DUNHILLThe finest in luxe living for men can be found at this English boutique,from ready-to-wear fashion to a lifestyle range that includes cologne,BlackBerry cases, dress studs and even travel backgammon and pokersets. Don’t miss their limited edition collection with exquisite fountainpens and handkerchiefs.

290 Orchard Road, #01-42 Paragon • (65) 6734 8126 • www.dunhill.com• 10am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

391 Orchard Road, #01-10 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 1312 • 10am – 9pmdaily • Orchard (NS22)

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CYC THE CUSTOM SHOPA popular choice among both men and women for smart dress shirts crafted from a range of over1,000 Europe-imported quality fabrics, this home-grown brand takes an average of three days toproduce a made-to-measure shirt. It is the choice shirt-maker of distinguished statesmen, respectedroyalty and prominent business leaders. Prices for custom-made shirts start at SGD 89. Ready-made shirts are also available for purchase.

328 North Bridge Road, #02-12 Raffles Hotel Arcade • 6336 3556• www.cyccustomshop.com • 10.30am – 7pm (Mon – Sat), 11am – 6.30pm(Sun, Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

WAI CHEONG TAILORSPopular among the local expatriate community and Shangri-La Hotelguests, its specialty is made-to-measure men’s suits and shirts usingimported wool. Cotton shirts are also available and tailoring takes anaverage of five days. Suits may be mailed at no extra cost to customersin their home countries. Quality workmanship is the hallmark of this tailor.

22 Orange Grove Road, Lower Floor Shangri-La Hotel • (65) 6235 7692• 9.30am – 6.30pm (Mon – Sat), closed on Sun, Public Holidays• Orchard (NS22)

COLOC TAILORThe experts at this established clothier can produce an elegant men’ssuit within 24 hours, and stock imported fabrics by Cerutti, ErmenegildoZegna and Gianni Versace. Accessories such as neck ties and cuff links,as well as ready-made suits, blazers and pants are also available. Custom-made dresses are also available for ladies by an in-house Shanghaineseseamstress who tailors silk, soft cotton and linen cheongsams.

328 North Bridge Road, #02-29 Raffles Hotel Arcade

• (65) 6338 9767 • www.coloc.com.sg • 10.30am – 7pm(Mon – Sat). Sun and Public Holidays, by appointment only• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

320 Orchard Road, Lobby Level Marriott Hotel

• (65) 6737 7179 • 11am – 7pm (Mon – Sat). Sun andPublic Holidays, by appointment only • Orchard (NS22)

ZARAZara offers trendy, affordable fashion, footwear and accessoriesfor men, women and children. The second floor of the split-levelf lagship store at Liat Towers stocks men’s options ranging fromsimple basics to stylish work wear.

541 Orchard Road, #02-02/03 Liat Towers • (65) 6733 0029• www.zara.com • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

1 Raffles Boulevard, #02-118 Marina Square • (65) 6336 3088• 10am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

391 Orchard Road, #B1-15/24 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 1018• 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

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CORTINA WATCH ESPACE BOUTIQUECortina is home to some of the world’s leading luxury watch brands, including Breitling, Corum, GirardPerregaux, Longines, IWC, Officine Panerai and Rolex. A highlight of the Millenia Walk boutique is itsPrivate Room, designed for exclusive customer events. The room is a library and a museum of rare andhighly-prized timepieces in which you’ll enjoy a pampered experience viewing watches in privacy andtotal comfort.

9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-62-64 Millenia Walk • (65) 6339 1728 • www.cortinawatch.com • 11am – 8pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

290 Orchard Road, #01-13/15 Paragon • (65) 6235 0084 • 11am – 8pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

THE HOUR GLASSOne of Asia’s most established retailers, The Hour Glass andits brand of hospitality, service and in-depth knowledge ofsophisticated timepieces promise a delightful shoppingexperience. Its exquisite collection of brands has beenspecifically selected to meet the aspirations and lifestylerequirements of its savvy customers.

328 North Bridge Road, #01-13/14 Raffles Hotel Arcade

• (65) 6334 3241 • www.thehourglass.com • 10.30am – 8pm(Mon – Sat), 10.30am – 6pm (Sun and Public Holidays)• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

320 Orchard Road, Ground Floor, Tang Plaza • (65) 6235 7198• 10.30am – 8.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

391 Orchard Road, #01-02 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6734 2420• 10.30am – 8.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

SINCERE FINE WATCHESEstablished in 1954, Sincere Fine Watches has brought to its discerning clientele some of the world’s best and mostcelebrated timepieces. The brands at this boutique are categorised into the Technics, Luxe and Active series, witha premier selection of chronographs and elegant dress watches for men and women.

391 Orchard Road, #01-12 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6733 0618 • www.sincere.com.sg • 10.30am – 9pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-17/21 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6337 5150 • 10.30am – 9pm (Mon – Sat), 10.30am – 8pm(Sun and Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

PRECIOUS TIMEThis spacious boutique attracts shoppers with over 20 of today’s leading timepiece brands for men andwomen, including the well-known Longines, Mont Blanc and Tissot as well as Sarcar, Paul Picot and Eberhard.

9 Raffles Boulevard, #01-25 Millenia Walk • (65) 6336 9119 • www.precioustime.com.sg • 10.30am – 8.30pm (Mon– Sat), 11am – 8.30pm (Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

YAFRIRO INTERNATIONALThis exclusive distributor carries 10 brands – each distinctively characterised. Thereare the fun, architectural designs of Alain Silberstein, austerity with Parmigiani andJean Daniel Nicolas and fashionable pieces from Nubeo and Jacobs. For artenthusiasts, there’s Bovet and DeWitt, and car enthusiasts will appreciate RichardMille and BRM, whose watches are associated with Ferraris and racing cars. JeanDunand offers pieces that are the world’s first.

290 Orchard Road, #01-27 Paragon • (65) 6333 6663 • 10.30am – 8.30pm daily• Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

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CARTIERCartier is one of the leading names in the world of jewellery and luxury watch making and makersof some of the world’s finest jewellery and objets d’art since 1847. The tradition continues today,with product ranges featuring exquisite designs in jewellery, watches and other accessories forboth men and women.

391 Orchard Road, #01-33 and #02-02/03/04 Ngee Ann City Tower B • (65) 6734 2427 • 10.30am – 8pmdaily • Orchard (NS22)

581 Orchard Road, #01-03/04 The Shopping Gallery, Hilton Hotel • (65) 6235 0295 • 10.30am – 7pm(Mon – Fri), 10.30am – 6.30pm (Sat), 10.30am – 5.30pm (Sun) • Orchard (NS22)

BVLGARIStylish and sophisticated luxury accessories are the hallmark of thiscontemporary Italian jeweller and watchmaker. Skilled artistry andworkmanship are evident in their range of products including sunglasses,leather wallets, handbags, earrings, pendants and rings.

391A Orchard Road, Level 1 and 2 Takashimaya • (65) 6735 6689 • www.bvlgari.com• 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

581 Orchard Road, #01-07/08 The Shopping Gallery, Hilton Hotel • (65) 6737 1652• 10.30am – 7.15pm (Mon – Sat), 10am – 5.30pm (Sun and Public Holidays) • Orchard (NS22)

TIFFANY & COThis premier American boutique with a celebrated history has an extensive collection of finejewellery as well as sterling silver accessories, timepieces and writing instruments. For over 165years, couples have celebrated their union with Tiffany’s elegant diamond engagement rings,available in various cuts and eight different settings including the celebrated six-prong Tiffany setting.

391 Orchard Road, #01-05 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 8823 • www.tiffany.com • 10am – 9.30pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

328 North Bridge Road, #01-05 Raffles Hotel • (65) 6334 0168 • 10am – 9pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

MONT BLANCFamous for its collection of exquisite writing instruments ranging from lineslike Bohème, Scenium and Starwalker to its signature Meisterstück, MontBlanc also retails an elegant selection of key cases, belts, business and travelleather bags and pocket organisers for men and women.

391 Orchard Road, #01-34 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 5038 • www.montblanc.com• 10am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

252 North Bridge Road, #01-37A Raffles City • (65) 6334 1903 • 10am – 9pmdaily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SINCERE HAUTE HORLOGERIEA premium watch concept showcasing limited edition timepieces frominternational watchmaking houses, including A. Lange & Söhne,de GRISOGONO, F.P. Journe, Franck Muller and Jaeger-LeCoultre. A raretreat for all watch connoisseurs are ‘Uniquely Singapore’ creations,exclusively available here.

581 Orchard Road, #02-17/18 The Shopping Gallery, Hilton Hotel• (65) 65 6738 9971 • 10am – 7pm (Mon – Sat),11am – 6pm (Sun) • Orchard (NS22)

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OPERA GALLERYPaintings, sculptures and art books share space in this leading European art galleryin Southeast Asia, which features the works of internationally renowned contemporaryand 19th and 20th Century artists like Pablo Picasso, Bernard Buffet and Renoir.

391 Orchard Road, #02-12H Ngee Ann City • (65) 6735 2618 • www.operagallery.com• 11am – 8pm (Mon – Fri), 10am – 8pm (Sat – Sun) • Orchard (NS22)

ARTFOLIO GALLERYEnter the world of visual art as seen through the eyes of notable Asian artists like LimCheng Ho and Eng Tay. Their body of work ranges from watercolours, oil paintingsand etchings to cast bronze sculptures and ceramics.

328 North Bridge Road, #02-25 Raffles Hotel Arcade

• (65) 6334 4677 • www.spaceartfolio.com.sg • 11am – 7pm(Mon – Sat), 12pm – 5pm (Sun). Closed on Public Holidays• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

ART-2 GALLERYSpecialising in contemporary sculpture, paintings andceramics, this gallery is synonymous with bold exhibitions

and commissions by local and international artists including Masakazu Kobayashiand Han Sai Por.

140 Hill Street, #01-03 MICA Building • (65) 6338 8713 • www.art2.com.sg• 11am – 7pm (Mon – Sat). Closed on Sun and Public Holidays • Clarke Quay (NE5)

GAJAH GALLERYThis gallery features innovative contemporary art by established and promisingartists from Vietnam, Indonesia, India and Singapore, highlighting the diverseaesthetic and cultural concerns of Southeast Asia.

140 Hill Street, #01-08 MICA Building • (65) 6737 4202 • www.gajahgallery.com• 11am – 7pm (Mon – Fri), 12pm – 6pm (Sat – Sun) • Clarke Quay (NE5)

TANGLIN SHOPPING CENTREThis popular haunt for antiques and art leaves shoppers spoilt for choice, housingthe largest gathering of options under one roof. Antiques of the Orient, TatianaPrimitive Art, Kensoon Asiatic Art and Shanghai Fine Arts Gallery offer Asianceramics, Indonesian antiques, golden Buddhas, Tibetan gongs, antiquarian mapsand rare books.

19 Tanglin Road • (65) 6737 0849 • www.tanglinsc.com • 10.30am – 7pm (Mon – Sat).Closed on Sun • Orchard (NS22)

RAFFLES HOTEL ARCADELocated on the grounds of this world-famous hotel, the arcade’s distinguishedtenants include the American Fine Furnishing Gallery which offers exquisite Bakerand Ralph furniture and Elliot’s Antiques where collectors buy Asian classicalfurniture, Khmer sculptures and other treasures.

328 North Bridge Road • (65) 6337 1886 • www.raffleshotel.com • 11am – 7.30pmdaily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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TOYS “R” USYour one-stop shop for toys galore, it is home to Barbie dolls, action hero figurines, battery-operatedrobots, board and video games, educational sets, bikes and skates, cuddly soft toys and much more.

583 Orchard Road, #03-03/25 Forum The Shopping Mall • (65) 6235 4322 • 10am – 10pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

1 HarbourFront Walk, #02-183 VivoCity • (65) 6273 0986 • 10am – 10pm daily • HarbourFront (NE1)

Toys “R” Us Express • 290 Orchard Road, #06-17/18 Paragon • (65) 6836 4865 • www.toysrus.com.sg• 10am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

3 Temasek Boulevard, #03-005 Suntec City Mall Tropics • (65) 6336 3908 • 10am – 10pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

FORUM THE SHOPPING MALLShop for kids under one roof – you’ll find a complete range of books at Bookaburra, fashion atRalph Lauren Kids, DKNY Kids, Lucie + Oscar, Guess? Kids, furniture at Crosscom and of course,toys at Toys “R” Us.

583 Orchard Road • (65) 6732 2469 • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

PARAGONOther than high-end international brand boutiques for adults such as Burberry, Gucci, Kenzo, Dunhilletc, this mall also caters to the kids through fashion stores at Bundle of Joy, Kids 21, Karl J Kids, TheFirst Few Years, and toy stores like Teddy Heaven. The 4th and 5th levels of this mall are dedicatedto children – there you’ll find Metro department store, which has a large range of children’s wearand toys, and a Toys “R” Us outlet.

290 Orchard Road • (65) 6738 5535 • 10am – 10pm daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

MARINA SQUAREThis shopping mall flanked by hotels, the Ritz-Carlton Millenia, Marina Mandarin, Pan Pacific and TheOriental, was recently revamped to become the ultimate shopping and entertainment centre. Mostshops catering to kids are found on Level 3 where there are toys at Action City, and Bricks World,shoes at Crocs and one-stop shops for apparel and accessories at Kiddy Palace and Little Buddies.

6 Raffles Boulevard • (65) 6335 2653 • 10.30am – 10pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SUNTEC CITY MALLHead for Level 3 of this mall to find an array of shops dedicated tochildren. There’s KinderGolf, Paint8, Toys “R” Us, Sanrio Gift Gate and

Toy Room and even a baby and toddler’sspecialty store at Kids Mall that stocks everythingfrom clothes to toys and cribs to car seats.

3 Temasek Boulevard • (65) 6825 2667• 10am – 10pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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HMVThis three-level f lagship store at The Heeren offers over200,000 CD, DVD and VCD titles, listening posts, a full time radioservice and special soundproof rooms for Classical and Jazzalbums. Its music range runs the gamut from pop to world music.DVD titles in varied genres are available in different region codes.

260 Orchard Road, #01-11 The Heeren • (65) 6733 1822• 10am – 11pm (Sun – Fri), 10am – 11.30pm (Sat) • Somerset (NS23)

1 Raffles Link, #B1-47 Citylink Mall • (65) 6238 7218 • 9am – 11pmdaily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

THAT CD SHOPHelmed by a team of helpful and knowledgeable staff, this storestocks music CDs and a wide selection of DVDs. Available invarious region codes, the DVDs range from movies to music and danceperformances. Value-for-money bundled CDs, and DVDs which cover everymusic and movie genre, and a diverse range of jazz and world music titles set this store apart from others.

9 Scotts Road, #01-01 Pacific Plaza • (65) 6238 7254 • 10.30am – 12 midnight daily • Orchard (NS22)

252 North Bridge Road, #B1-87/88 Raffles City Shopping Centre • (65) 6336 5885 • 10.30am – 10.30pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

163 Tanglin Road, #01-17/18/19/20 Tanglin Mall • (65) 6732 2568 • 10am – 10pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

GRAMOPHONEOne of the most popular chain stores among the locals, Gramophone offers a good variety of pop, jazz,classical and contemporary albums at very reasonable prices.

141 North Bridge Road, #01-02 Capitol Centre • (65) 6337 6828 • 11am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

391 Orchard Road, #B2-38 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6235 2011 • 11am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

290 Orchard Road, #B1-27 Paragon • (65) 6235 3105 • 11am – 9.30pm daily (Sun – Thu), 11am – 10pm (Fri –Sat) • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

1 Raffles Place, #01-09A OUB Centre • (65) 6538 4828 • 11am – 8.30pm (Mon – Fri), 11am – 6.30pm (Sat).Closed on Sun • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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PAN-WESTThis premier golf retailer with a celebrated history carries Katana,Lynx, Titleist and PRGR golf equipment, fashion and high performanceaccessories for men and women. Clubs for children are also available.

3 Temasek Boulevard, #02-33/35/37 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6337 5133• www.pan-west.com • 10am – 9pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

290 Orchard Road, #04-33/44 Paragon • (65) 6735 1891 • 10am – 9pmdaily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

ROYAL SPORTING HOUSEKnown for a wide variety of clothing items, this sports store also carriesReebok, Converse, Nike and Adidas footwear plus a range of sportsgear and accessories like tennis racquets and balls, outdoor bags and sandals.

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01- 159/161/163 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6332 1495 • www.rshlimited.com• 11am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

391 Orchard Road, #B2-15/23 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6538 8888 • 11am – 9pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

109 North Bridge Road, #02-01A Funan DigitaLife Mall • (65) 6338 8633 • 11am – 8.30pm (Sun – Thu),11am – 9pm (Fri – Sat) • City Hall (EW13/NS25) • With branches at Marina Square, Ngee Ann City andCentrepoint

PUMABuy T-shirts, footwear, bags and accessories such as belts here. The flagship boutique at Marina Squarealso stocks limited edition Evisu by Puma jeans and Puma Bodywear, a range of undergarments.

6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-153/154/155 Marina Square • (65) 6338 7705 • www.puma.com• 11am – 9.30pm (Mon – Thu, Sun), 11am – 11pm (Fri – Sat) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

391 Orchard Road, #B2-15 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6737 7115 • 11am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

ADIDAS CONCEPT SHOPThe biggest in Southeast Asia, this hip German sports apparel and accessories mega store offersthe latest and most advanced Sports Performance technologies, T-shirts, shorts, jackets, footwearand more.

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01- 165/171 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6334 3107 • www.adidas.com.sg• 11am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

9 Scotts Road, #01-09 Pacific Plaza • (65) 6238 6388 • 11am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

252 North Bridge Road, #01-44 Raffles City Shopping Centre

• (65) 6339 7582 • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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KINOKUNIYAThe largest book store in Southeast Asia, this Japanese bookstore offersover 500,000 titles in various international languages including Chinese,Japanese, French and German. Multi-cultural events including workshopsand seminars are held on an ad hoc basis.

391 Orchard Road, #03-10/15 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6737 5021• www.kinokuniya.com.sg • 10am – 9.30pm (Sun – Fri), 10am – 10pm (Sat)

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BORDERSA popular American chain with a vast selection of books, CDs, DVDs, stationery, maps, guides, magazinesand more, all stocked along easy-to-navigate aisles. It also boasts an extensive children’s section with bookson fantasy, arts and crafts and fiction. A café and bistro attracts shoppers looking to recharge.

501 Orchard Road, #01-00 Wheelock Place • (65) 6235 7146 • 9am – 11pm (Sun – Thu), 9am – 12 midnight (Fri– Sat) • Orchard (NS22)

MUSTAFA CENTREOpen 24 hours daily, Mustafa offers virtually everything you could possiblywant to buy. Electronics, toys, groceries, toiletries, clothing, appliancesand more are jam-packed here, at prices that are hard to beat!

145 Syed Alwi Road • (65) 6295 5855 • www.mustafa.com.sg • 24 hours daily• Farrer Park (NE8)

BUGIS STREET NIGHT MARKETBetter known as a pasar malam (‘night market’), this buzzing hub containsnumerous little stalls that line interconnected streets, selling everythingfrom electronics and household items to clothes and accessories.

New Bugis Street, directly opposite Bugis Junction • (65) 6338 9513• www.bugis-street.com • From 2pm – 10.30pm (Till 12 midnight duringpromotion) • Bugis (EW12)

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THE ORIENTALISTLocated near Shangri-La Hotel, Orchard Hotel and TheRegent, this well-known showroom features a vastcollection of colourful, high quality hand-knotted Orientalrugs, carpets and flatweaves. These are all importedfrom famous weaving centres including Persia, Pakistanand the Caucasus.

50 Cuscaden Road, #01-01 HPL House • (65) 6235 3343 • www.theorientalist.com• 10am – 8pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

HASSAN’S CARPETSThis three-generation business, located near Shangri-La Hotel, OrchardHotel and The Regent, specialises in the import of quality hand-knottedcontemporary, old and antique Oriental carpets sourced from the Far Eastand their own weaving centre in Lahore.

19 Tanglin Road, #03-01/06 Tanglin Shopping Centre

• (65) 6737 5626 • www.hassanscarpets.com • 10am – 7pm(Mon – Sat), 11am – 4pm (Sun and Public Holidays)• Orchard (NS22)

OPTIQUE PARIS MIKIThis established Japanese optical chain with branches worldwideoffers high quality lenses, the latest designs in eyewear framesand designer sunglasses from the likes of Christian Dior, Gucci andCalvin Klein. Customer-focused staff are trained regularly so theyare updated on advanced eye care knowledge, product andtechnical needs. Customers also have the luxury of obtaining aftersales service at any Paris Miki outlet worldwide.

391 Orchard Road, #04-09 Takashimaya • (65) 6737 5990• www.parismiki.com.sg • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-44/46 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6337 6877• 10.30am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25) • With branchesat Scotts Shopping Centre, Plaza Singapura and Funan DigitaLife Mall

CAPITOL OPTICALOne of Singapore’s largest eyewear chains, Capitol has branchesisland-wide, offering an impressive selection of imported designerframes and lenses, sunglasses and accessories such as spectacleholders and straps. They also provide a comprehensive arrayof services.

252 North Bridge Road, #03-08 Raffles City Shopping Centre

• (65) 6339 7030 • www.capitol.com.sg • 10.30am – 9.30pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25) • With branches at Forum The Shopping Malland Lucky Plaza

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RISIS GIFT GALLERYCreativity and quality are the core values of this home-grown brand, best knownfor its nature-inspired fashion accessories and gifts. RISIS offers a mid-range to high-end selection of accessories such as luggage tags, travel clocks, napkin rings, cocktailpicks and serving trays. The brand is best known for immortalising Singapore’sorchids as elegant brooches in 24K gold. You’ll find gold-plated orchid merchandiseand other orchid-themed souvenirs at its Nature Gallery, while garden/nature themedand ethnic souvenirs and an extensive range of gardening books are offered at itsBotanic Gardens Shop.

3 Temasek Boulevard, #01-84 Suntec City Mall • (65) 6338 8250 • www.risis.com• 11am – 9pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

RISIS Nature Gallery (Located at the National Orchid Garden) • (65) 6475 5104• 8.45am – 5.30pm daily

Botanic Gardens Shop (Located at the Visitor Centre) • (65) 6475 2319• 9am – 7pm daily

MUSEUM SHOP BY BANYAN TREEInspired by its famous luxury resorts and dedicated to promoting and preservingSingapore’s diverse cultural heritage, Banyan Tree products encourage stylishliving through a collection of lifestyle and art and craft offerings. This boutiquestocks candles, aromatherapy oils, coasters, coffee table books, lacquer ware,vases, silk shawls, batiks and rattan baskets. The gallery also carries paintingsand works of art by local artists, including scenes of colourful Chinatown byChoo Keng Kwang.

1 Empress Place, Asian Civilisations Museum • (65) 6336 9050 • 9am – 7pm (Tue– Thu, Sat – Sun), 1pm – 7pm (Mon), 9am – 9pm (Fri) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

LIFESHOPThis concept store attracts style-savvy jetsetters and offers modern Asian-inspired home fashion items andaccessories. You’ll find teakwood furniture, daybeds, Oriental lamps and silk cushions, as well as art pieces.On the same level is the affiliate store LifeBaby, which retails apparel, furniture and accessories for infants,toddlers and young children.

252 North Bridge Road, #03-25 Raffles City Shopping Centre • (65) 6338 3998 • www.thelifeshop.com• 10.30am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

RAFFLES HOTEL GIFT SHOPThis boutique exudes an old world charm and is a one-of-a-kind treasure trove of gifts and mementosinspired by the Hotel’s rich heritage. You’ll find towels monogrammed with the traditional Raff les Hotelemblem, coasters embossed with the famous Raff les Hotel, T-shirts featuring a bartender mixing up theSingapore Sling and even soft toy versions of the hotel’s famous doormen.

1 Beach Road, #01-01/03 Raffles Hotel • (65) 6412 1143 • www.raffleshotelgifts.com • 8.30am – 9pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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ROYAL SELANGORFamed for its f lawless crafted designs in pewter, Royal Selangor tea pots are the perfect gift forsouvenirs and special occasions. Its f lagship at Clarke Quay offers various tableware and gift items,from traditional tankards and elegant tea sets to beautiful desk accessories.

252 North Bridge Road, #03-32 Raffles City Shopping Centre • (65) 6339 3958 • www.royalselangor.com• 10am – 9.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

3A River Valley Road, #01-01 Clarke Quay • (65) 6268 9600 • 9am – 9.30pm daily • Clarke Quay (NE5)

EU YAN SANGIn business for over 120 years, Eu Yan Sang has an established reputationas a trusted supplier of genuine, quality and innovative TraditionalChinese Medicine products. Ranging from raw herbs, Chinese PatentMedicines and packaged food products, they can be used for medicinal,therapeutic and general health purposes.

269 South Bridge Road (Opposite Sri Mariamman Temple)

• (65) 1800 888 1879 • www.euyansang.com.sg • 8.30am – 6pm (Mon– Sat). Closed on Sun and Public Holidays • Chinatown (NE4)

BEE CHENG HIANGEstablished since 1933, Bee Cheng Hiang is famous for its extensiverange of bak kwa (barbecued meat) and floss products. Other popularofferings include local snacks like crispy cuttlefish and fish crackers.

391 Orchard Road, #B207-4-1 Takashimaya Food Hall • (65) 6835 4546• www.bch.com.sg • 10am – 9.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

180 Orchard Road, Peranakan Place • (65) 6732 7716 • 9am – 10pm daily• Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

SINGAPORE PREMIUM FOOD GIFTSLocated in Changi Airport, Singapore Premium Food Gifts store showcasesthe best of Singapore food gifts. From Peranakan cuisine, Chinese New Year delicacies, hawker fareto local condiments, the café offers great value meals and premium gift packs to savour what ourisland has in epicurean bites.

Changi Airport Terminal 1 • (65) 6546 5782 • www.spfg.com.sg • 6am – 12am daily • Changi Airport (CG2)

FOOD HALL AT TAKASHIMAYASituated in the heart of Orchard Road, this food hall offers a wide selection of epicurean delightssuch as jams and marmalade from Harrods and gourmet chocolate treats from Royce to bringhome as gifts. It also offers an impressive assortment of local fare, Western and Asian cuisine torecharge you after hours of shopping.

391 Orchard Road, B2 Takashimaya Food Hall • 10am – 10.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

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RAFFLES PLACEWithin this precinct are three malls offering a variety of shopping options. OUB Centre contains six f loorsof retail outlets featuring international and local brands of fashion, F&B, books, magazines and children’stoys; Hitachi Tower offers watches, food and beverages and toiletries while hip underground mall Raff lesXchange has fashion, accessories and more.

1 Raffles Place, OUB Centre • (65) 6491 9201 • www.oubcentre.com.sg • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Sat)

16 Collyer Quay, Hitachi Tower • (65) 6538 3226 • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Fri), 11am – 3pm (Sat)

5 Raffles Place, Raffles Xchange • 9am – 8pm (Mon – Sat) • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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Arriving, departing and m-transit travellers at Changi Airport Shopping City can take advantage of a widevariety of fashion, beauty and lifestyle retail outlets to do some last minute duty-free shopping for friends,family and business associates. You can find a gift even for the most discerning, at shops offering uniqueSingapore souvenirs such as RISIS and Singapore Premium Food Gifts. For the IT savvy, take your pickfrom the wide range of lifestyle electronics, computer accessories and software available at Dufry andCutting Edge. Changi Airport Shopping City is also home to fashion and lifestyle brands such as Burberry,Gucci, Montblanc, M.A.C cosmetics, Raoul, Prada, Nike and Omega.

In addition, the prices of liquor and tobacco are up to 60% cheaper, while cosmetics and perfumes arecheaper by up to 40%. All prices at Changi Airport Shopping City are guaranteed to be no higher thansimilar off-airport outlets, established departmental stores and fixed-price shops in the city. A double-the-price difference shopping guarantee is in place if you find any item purchased to be cheaper at anycomparable shop within 30 days of purchase.

www.changiairport.com.sg T1 Transit Mall 6am – 12am daily, T2 Transit Mall 6am – 1am daily• Changi Airport (CG2)

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You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to dining in Singapore, where food is anational passion! With cuisines from all four corners of the world available island-wide,there is something for every palate.

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SAN MARCO AT THE LIGHTHOUSESituated at the top of the iconic Fullerton Hotel, just across from the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, this50-seater modern Italian restaurant is as well-known for its pasta, main courses and dégustation menuas it is for magnificent views of Marina Bay. Two private dining rooms, each accommodating parties of six,are available for those who want a more intimate dining experience.

1 Fullerton Square, Level 8 The Fullerton Singapore • (65) 6438 4404 • www.sanmarco.com.sg • 12pm – 2pm,7pm – 9.30pm (Mon – Fri), 7pm – 10pm (Sat). Closed on Sun • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

MY HUMBLE HOUSEThis establishment is the brainchild of a local restaurateur and musician-chef Zhang Jin Jie of Beijing’s famousGreen T. House. With its high-end Neo-classic style and location at the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay,it charms diners with a lovely view of Marina Bay. Expect traditional and progressive Chinese fare withpoetic names such as ‘Garden of Passion’. The service is exemplary, and uncompromised even when therestaurant is full. Reservations are recommended.

8 Raffles Avenue, #02-27/29 Esplanade Mall • (65) 6423 1881 • www.tunglok.com • 12pm – 3pm, 6.30pm – 11pmdaily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

SAINT JULIEN LE RESTAURANTFans of classic French food and regional French wine will enjoy dining atthis award-winning restaurant overlooking the Singapore River and theEsplanade – Theatres on the Bay. The décor is chic, and service is attentive.Be sure to sample the signature Terrine of Foie Gras and smoked duck breastwith endive confit and homemade brioche.

3 Fullerton Road, #02-02 Fullerton Waterboat House • (65) 6534 5947• www.saintjulien.com.sg • 12pm – 2pm, 6.30pm – 10pm (Mon – Fri), 6.30pm –10.30pm (Sat). Closed on Sun • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

RAS, THE ESSENCE OF INDIADine in a modern and classy setting or alfresco by the Singapore River andsavour authentic North Indian cuisine. Try their tandoori roasted chickenkebab (seasoned meat on skewers), deep-fried cottage cheese and spicedraita (yoghurt-based salad). A late night bar operates on selected days, servingbeers, wines and spirits as well as bar food like tikkas (seasoned cuts of meat)and rolls. (Vegetarian options available).

Blk 3D, #01-05A Clarke Quay • (65) 6837 2800 • www.ras.com.sg• 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 11.15pm daily, 11.30pm – 2am (Late night bar on Wed– Sat, eve of Public Holidays) • Clarke Quay (NE5)

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EQUINOX RESTAURANTThis three-storey, amphitheatre-style restaurant seats 165 andis a treat for the senses in every way. The exotic Asian settingof suspended Ming-inspired wooden trellises and a luminousfloor-to-ceiling wall of mother-of-pearl is as impressive as thepanoramic views of Singapore’s skyline. Choose from Westernor Asian cuisine and wind down with f lavoured martinis atthe adjacent New Asia Bar, a designer bar 226 metres abovethe ground.

2 Stamford Road, Level 70 Swissôtel The Stamford • (65) 6837 3322• www.equinoxcomplex.com • 12pm – 2pm, 6.30pm – 11pm (Mon – Sat),11am – 2.30pm, 7pm – 11pm (Sun, Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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IL LIDOA dining experience at this 200-seater restaurant at theSentosa Golf Club is memorable not just for its trendy andmodern décor but for its fine Italian cuisine and spectacularviews of the South China Sea, particularly at sunset. Try theirhomemade Taglioni (f lat ribbons of pasta) Prawns and theOsso Bucco (braised veal shank).

27 Bukit Manis Road, #02-00 Sentosa Golf Club • (65) 6866 1977• www.il-lido.com • 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 11pm daily

AU JARDINSituated in a 1920s colonial black and white house in theheart of one of Singapore’s favourite parks, this restaurantepitomises fine classic French dining in a beautiful gardensetting. Consistently ranked as the best fine dining experiencein town, Au Jardin has also made it to Conde Nast Travelermagazine’s ‘60 Hot Tables Around the Globe’. Expect slick,formal and attentive service from its fleet of black-tie waiters.

1 Cluny Road, EJH Corner House, Singapore Botanic Gardens

• (65) 6466 8812 • www.lesamis.com.sg • 12pm – 2pm (Fri),7pm – 9.30pm (daily), 11.30am – 2pm (Sunday Brunch)• Orchard (NS22)

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1 Fullerton Road, #01-08 One Fullerton • (65) 6423 0040 • 12pm –2.30pm, 5.30pm – 11pm daily • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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CLUB CHINOISExperience modern Chinese dining at this award-winning restaurant withdécor inspired by Old Shanghai. There are seven private dining rooms, eachable to accommodate up to 40 people. Must-tries include Foie Gras withCrispy Duck Skin and an array of divine desserts.

1 Tanglin Road, #02-18 Orchard Parade Hotel • (65) 6834 0660 • www.tunglok.com• 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

JADE RESTAURANTEnjoy modern Cantonese cuisine such as the signature Cocoa-Flavoured Pork

Ribs at this award-winning fine dining eatery at the Fullerton Hotel. For a private dining experience, thereare two rooms and two partitioned areas that can accommodate up to 10 persons each. Jade is one ofthe few Chinese restaurants that offers an impressive wine list featuring over 100 labels.

1 Fullerton Square, #01-02 The Fullerton Singapore • (65) 6877 8188 • www.fullertonhotel.com • 11.30am – 3pm,6.30pm – 11pm daily • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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MIN JIANG AT ONE-NORTHHoused in a handsome black-and-white bungalow, this 200-seater Sichuan restaurant is located at oneof today’s trendiest F&B enclaves. Patrons dine in Ernesto Bedmar’s Chinese-inspired modern interior,feasting on signature dishes like Tea-Smoked Duck, Lobster Noodles and Crispy Peking Duck dipped insugar. Ask for a table on the patio for a cool, lovely dinner under the stars.

5 Rochester Park • (65) 6774 0122 • 11am – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pm (Mon – Sun), 3pm – 5.30pm (High tea onSat, Sun, Public Holidays) • Buona Vista (EW21/CC22)

GRAZEA casual-chic eatery that encourages its patronsto eat leisurely, relax and enjoy the shadedgarden area, open-air pavilions and landscapedgreenery, Graze is home to Aussie-influencedAsian and Western cuisine. There’s even a‘grazing menu’ for small eaters who like avariety of dishes without compromising theirgirths. Don’t leave without getting a taste oftheir signature Wagyu Ox Cheek, CoconutRice, Papaya and Pomelo Salad.

4 Rochester Park • (65) 6775 9000 • www.graze.sg• 6.30pm – 1am (Tue – Sat), 9am – 1am (Sun). Closed on Mon• Buona Vista (EW21/CC22)

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1 Rochester Park • (65) 6773 0070 • www.onerochester.com • 6pm – 1am (Mon – Fri),6pm – 2am (Sat and eve of Public Holidays), 9am – 1am (Sun) • Buona Vista (EW21/CC22)

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TUNG LOK SIGNATURESSet to open in early November 2006, this 130-seater restaurant is Tung Lok Group’s latest restaurant.Its “the-best-under-one-roof” menu will feature a unique combination of signature dishes from thevarious Tung Lok restaurants. Tung Lok Signatures, together with a highly experienced chef fromHong Kong, will offer the same premium quality cuisine that the Group is known for.

1 Harbourfront Walk, #01-57 VivoCity • (65) 6376 9555 • www.tunglok.com• Lunch: 11.30am – 3.00pm. Dinner: 6.00pm – 10.30pm • HarbourFront (NE1)

CRYSTAL JADE GOLDEN PALACEThis posh restaurant has a unique ambience, thanks to décor comprisingmirrors and tiny ceiling-suspended lighting which exudes a modernEuropean feel. Its cuisine, however, is Teochew and Cantonese, offeringfare like shark’s fin, cold crabs, braised goose, steamed fish and dim sumsuch as olive leaf mushroom dumplings. The 400-seater also has severalprivate rooms for those who prefer a more personal dining experience.

290 Orchard Road, #05-22/24 The Paragon • (65) 6734 6866 • 11.30am– 3pm, 6pm – 11pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

IMPERIAL TREASUREExpect no less than fine Teochew cuisine with dishes adapted to localtastes at this elegant restaurant. Try authentic Teochew-style Sea-Whelk,Duck’s Tongue and Flower Crab. The restaurant also has an extensiverange of red wines to choose from. If you prefer white, the good newsis, there is no corkage.

391B Orchard Road, #04-20A/21 Ngee Ann City • (65) 6736 2118• 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10.30pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

LI BAIDine in the tradition of emperors at this posh restaurant named afterthe famous Tang Dynasty poet. Cantonese cuisine is served against aclassy décor and grand table settings of jade, silver and fine bone china.For a taste of what this multiple award-winning restaurant has to offer,opt for the Dim Sum and Express Business lunch menus.

39 Scotts Road, Ground Floor Sheraton Towers • (65) 6839 5623• www.sheratonsingapore.com • 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm(Mon – Sun), 10.30am – 2.30pm (Sun Dim Sum) • Newton (NS21)

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7 Raffles Boulevard, Level 3 Pan Pacific Hotel • (65) 6333 1788• www.rangmahal.com.sg • 12pm – 2.30pm (Mon – Fri, Sun),6.30pm – 10.30pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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LEI GARDENKnown for its consistency of quality when it comes to specialties like double-boiled soups, braised abaloneand shark’s fin soup, Lei Garden is one of the most popular Chinese restaurants in Singapore. Dim sumis also available if you’re looking for a light meal at this classy restaurant with a modern decor.

30 Victoria Street, #01-24 CHIJMES Complex • (65) 6339 3822 • www.chijmes.com.sg • 11.30am – 2.30pm,6pm – 11pm (Mon – Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

HUA TINGThis fine establishment is helmed by chefs who have been honouredat the World Gourmet Summit’s Awards of Excellence 2006 with the‘Asian Ethnic Chef of the Year’ and ‘Executive Chef of the Year’ awards.Expect delectable dishes such as suckling pig, double boiled shark’sbone cartilage soup and roast goose. Hua Ting (or “Chinese DiningHall”) is ideal for business lunches because of the pleasant ambienceits elegantly understated décor creates.

442 Orchard Road, Level 2 Orchard Hotel • (65) 6734 3880• www.orchardhotel.com.sg • 11.30am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

MAJESTIC RESTAURANTLocated in the beautifully restored New Majestic Hotel, savour modern Chinese cuisine set amidstsurroundings decorated with eye-catching Art Deco pieces. A glittery designer chandelier hangs over atable in the corner while the ceiling is punctuated with potholes that look into a swimming pool (or atswimmers) above. Its intimate setting makes this a great place to unwind.

31-37 Bukit Pasoh Road • (65) 6511 4718 • www.newmajestichotel.com • 11.45am – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pmdaily • Chinatown (NE4)

PEONY-JADESituated in Clarke Quay alongside the Singapore River, this restaurant’s moongate entrance, red carpetflooring and erhu music will put diners in the mood for Szechuan and Cantonese cuisine. Winners includethe Deep-Fried Cod with Oat Cereal, Peking Duck and Chilled Snow Fungus.

3A River Valley Road, #02-02 Clarke Quay • (65) 6338 0305 • www.peony-jade.com • 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 11pmdaily • Clarke Quay (NE5)

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TENSHINThis modern contemporary restaurant presents the glories of Japanwith its fine and authentic Japanese menu and its signature dish,tempura. Be sure to make reservations at this cosy 30-seater restaurant.

1 Cuscaden Road, Level 3 The Regent • (65) 6735 4588• www.regenthotels.com/reg/home • 12pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 10.30pmdaily • Orchard (NS22)

KURIYA DININGAt this upscale restaurant helmed by a head chef from Kobe and aFrench chef from Geneva, traditional Japanese cuisine is heavilyinfluenced by innovative and contemporary touches. The housespeciality is the Sushi Mosaic, a blend of Italian cuisine and traditionalJapanese food delicacies. Adventurous taste buds should samplethe potent Wasabi Pannocotta – cream pudding with horseradish– for an unforgettable finish to the meal.

1 Kim Seng Promenade, #02-41A/42 Great World City • (65) 6736 0888• www.kuriya.com.sg • 11.30pm – 2.30pm, 6pm – 11pm daily

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THE BLUE GINGER RESTAURANTThis restaurant, set in a shophouse decorated with old world Singaporefurniture and colourful paintings, is synonymous with Peranakan food,the Straits-Chinese cuisine renowned for its piquant and spicy flavours.Asian spices like lemongrass, ginger, coconut, tamarind, chillies andpreserved beans go into well-loved favourites like Babi Pong Tay(stewed pork shoulder) and Ayam Buah Keluak (chicken simmeredin spicy gravy with Indonesia black nuts). For the sweet-toothed, trythe Durian Chendol, a house favourite of red beans and jelly smotheredunder a mountain of syrup-flavoured ice shavings.

97 Tanjong Pagar Road • (65) 6222 3928 • www.theblueginger.com• 12pm – 2.30pm, 6.30pm – 10.30pm daily • Tanjong Pagar (EW15)

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10 Claymore Road, Level 1 Meritus-Negara Hotel • (65) 6733 4411• www.meritus-hotels.com • 11am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

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STRAITS KITCHENThis chic establishment with a modern décor celebrates local cuisineserved in impeccable surroundings where open kitchens provide dinerswith a view of the chefs at work. The menu includes favourites fromSingapore’s ethnic communities and offers a variety of local favourites likechar kway teow (f lat rice noodles fried with dark soya sauce, Chinesesausage and seafood), Hainanese chicken rice and fluffy roti prata (SouthIndia f latbread) served with chicken curry.

10 Scotts Road, Lobby Level The Grand Hyatt • (65) 6416 7114• www.singapore.grand.hyatt.com • 6.30am – 12am daily • Orchard (NS22)

CHATTERBOX COFFEE HOUSEA great alternative to outdoor dining at hawker centres,this hotel café serves the gamut of local favourites likenasi lemak (rice cooked in coconut) and crayfish laksa(noodles in spicy coconut gravy) in air-conditionedcomfort. But its star attraction is undoubtedly its Hainanesechicken rice. Fans consider it one of the best becauseof its extra tender meat and flavourful rice.

333 Orchard Road, Level 1 Meritus Mandarin Hotel

• (65) 6831 6291 • www.meritus-hotels.com • 5am – 12.30am (Sun – Thu),24 hours (Fri – Sat, eve of Public Holidays) • Somerset (NS23)

THE LINEUltra-stylish and unabashedly modern, this restaurant with an Asian-style buffet concept houses16 open-concept cooking stations that whip up Western fare, tandoori chicken, noodle soup,sushi and sashimi, dim sum, and Thai salads. A bar offers a large selection of premium wines, juicesand smoothies, and a separate a la carte menu lists soups, salads,appetisers, sandwiches, burgers and mains.

22 Orange Grove Road, Level 1 Shangri-La Hotel • (65) 6213 4275• www.shangri-la.com/singapore • 24 hours daily • Orchard (NS22)

IGGY’SThis intimate restaurant, ranked 98th in therenowned Restaurant Magazine’s World’s BestRestaurants 2006, is popular for its modernEuropean cuisine featured in its table d’hote anddégustation menus. Lunch can be a two-, three-or five-course meal while dinner can comprise ofmore than 10 courses. Notable dishes include SquidInk Risotto with Char-grilled Baby Squid, SesameTofu with Pumpkin Puree and Pina Colada Soufflé,and their wine list is equally impressive.

1 Cuscaden Road, Level 3, The Regent • (65) 6732 2234• www.regenthotels.com/singapore• 12pm – 1.30pm, 7pm – 9.30pm(Mon – Fri), 7pm – 9.30pm (Sat – Sun, dinner only) • Orchard (NS22)

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MEZZA9Located in the heart of Orchard Road, mezza9 offers nine differentdining concepts ranging from the Sushi and Sashimi bar; the Europeandeli, the steam basket to Western grill and rotisserie, in one singlevenue. The restaurant seats 400 and has an open kitchen conceptso you can see your salad tossed, or hear your beef steak sizzle toperfection. No meal is complete without a drink or two from theiraward-winning martini bar.

10 Scotts Road, Level 2 The Grand Hyatt • (65) 6416 7189• www.singapore.grand.hyatt.com • 12pm – 2.45pm, 6pm – 10.45pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

MORTON’S, THE STEAKHOUSEThis premier American eatery is known for its generous portions ofgrain-fed aged beef, fresh seafood and other steakhouse staples. Theelegant settings and popular happy hour offerings of martinis andmini steak sandwiches at its Atrium Bar are also a big draw. Be sureto sample their famous soufflé and Godiva chocolate cake.

5 Raffles Avenue, Level 4 The Oriental Hotel • (65) 6339 3740• www.mortons.com • 5.30pm – 11pm (Mon – Sat), 5pm – 10pm (Sun)• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

RESTAURANT EMBERLocated in one of Singapore’s most popular boutique hotels, its cuisine is international with an Asiantwist, while the decor is an appealing mix of vintage and modern elements. But the star of the showis the menu. Try the signature oven-roasted Chilean sea bass with ginger and soy broth or seafoodlinguine. Save room for desserts like Basil Crepes with Caramelised Bananas and Jasmine Ice Cream.

50 Keong Saik Road, Hotel 1929 • (65) 6347 1928 • www.hotel1929.com • 11.30am – 2pm (Mon – Fri),6.30pm – 10pm (Mon – Sat). Closed on Sun • Chinatown (NE4)

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SAINT PIERREA slick decor of muted tones and comfortable furniture is the backdropfor fine cuisine at this modern European restaurant. Aside from an extensivefoie gras menu and a 39-page wine list, choice picks include CrabmeatSalad, Risotto with Oyster and Scallop and their deliciously rich bouillabaisse.Alternatively, their nine-course dégustation menu will please any palate.

3 Magazine Road, #01-01 Central Mall • (65) 6438 0887 • www.saintpierre.com.sg• 12pm – 2pm, 7pm – 9.30pm (Mon – Fri), 7pm – 10pm (Sat). Closed on Sun• Clarke Quay (NE5)

ZAMBUCA ITALIAN RESTAURANT AND BARHome to a full range of pasta, antipasti and contemporary Europeanmains, Zambuca is a stylish eatery with an air of opulence. Lunch anddinner set menus comprise mostly of hearty Italian fare but interestingexceptions include Linguine with Tandoori Chicken and Pan-fried BabySnapper with Deep-fried Soft Shell Crab and Battered Prawns served inmirin and wasabi broth. Over 2,000 selections of wine from Australia,New Zealand, Europe and the US are also available.

7 Raffles Boulevard, #03-00 Pan Pacific Hotel • (65) 6337 8086• www.zambuca.com.sg • 11.30am – 2.15pm (Mon – Fri), 6pm – 10.30pm (Mon– Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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LINGZHILingZhi is named after a gourmet mushroom which can be found in several of its dishes including the MushroomHot Pot. Emphasising the use of fresh ingredients, mushrooms, soy and vegetables are the mainstays at thisaward-winning modern Chinese vegetarian restaurant. No garlic or onion is used in the cooking process.

541 Orchard Road, #05-01 Liat Towers • (65) 6734 3788 • www.tunglok.com • 11.30am – 3pm, 6pm – 10pm daily• Orchard (NS22)

ORIGINAL SINTuck into delicious vegetarian treats inspired by classic favourites from Italy, Spain and the Mediterraneanwhich even non-vegetarians will enjoy. Try the Bosco Mistro (tofu patties with mushrooms, asparagus andplum sauce), Cheesy Magic Mushroom or hearty Principessa Salad. With comfy chairs and a feature mirror,you’ll want to linger on after a delicious meal.

43 Jalan Merah Saga, #01-62 Chip Bee Gardens • (65) 6475 5605 • www.originalsin.com.sg• 11.30am – 2.30pm (Tue – Sun), 6pm – 10.30pm (daily)

RAJ VEGETARIAN RESTAURANTFamous for its quality food, homely ambience and reasonable prices, Raj offers agreat choice of North and South Indian culinary delights. From South India, specialtiesinclude thalis, idlis, vadais, dosais and from North India, the paneer tikka achariand kashmiri kofta. End your meal with the house special - the unique and aromatic‘dancing’ coffee and a wide selection of desserts.

76 Syed Alwi Road • (65) 6297 1716 • www.rajrestaurant.com.sg • 11am - 11pm (Sunto Thu), 11am – 11.30pm (Fri & Sat) • Farrer Park (NE8)

NO SIGNBOARD SEAFOOD RESTAURANTA local seafood mecca with a regular clientele, this restaurant’s curious moniker cameabout because its founder could not afford a signboard when she started the businessin the late ‘70s. Today, the business has grown exponentially and continues to thrivewithout a name. It is famous for lip-searing White Pepper Crab, Singapore Chilli Craband a full menu featuring bamboo clams, crayfish and prawns.

8 Raffles Avenue, #01-14/16 Esplanade Mall • (65) 6336 9959 • www.nosignboard.com.sg• 11am – 11pm daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

JUMBO SEAFOODThis bustling seafood restaurant is where seafood lovers go for Singapore Chilli Crab,a well-loved Singaporean seafood dish. The winner of several awards for food andservice excellence, Jumbo Seafood is also popular for signature dishes like Fried Prawnswith Cereal and Deep-Fried Red Tilapia.

Blk 1206 East Coast Parkway, #01-07/08 East Coast Seafood Centre • (65) 6442 3435• www.jumboseafood.com.sg • 5pm – 12midnight daily

30 Merchant Road, #01-01/02 Riverside Point • (65) 6532 3435 • 12pm – 2pm,6pm – 12midnight daily • Clarke Quay (NE5)

RED HOUSE SEAFOODRed House offers a wide range of seafood including Singapore Chilli Crab and White Pepper Crab. Whileyou’re there, make sure you sample dishes like Prawns in Creamy Custard Sauce, BBQ squid, CanadianCod fish with teriyaki sauce and fresh lobster sashimi. A wine list is also available.

Blk 1204 East Coast Parkway, #01-05 East Coast Seafood Centre • (65) 6442 3112 • www.redhouseseafood.com• 5pm – 12midnight daily

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FOOD REPUBLICOverlooking Singapore’s most famous shopping street, this food court is a cooler and more modernalternative to the ubiquitous hawker centre. Its specially-decorated food stalls resemble hawkercarts from the bygone era, serving local favourites like Hainanese chicken rice and roti prata (SouthIndian flatbread). Also present are slightly more upmarket eateries featuring Thai, Korean, Japaneseand Indian vegetarian and non-vegetarian fare.

435 Orchard Road, Level 4 Wisma Atria • 10am – 10pm daily • Orchard (NS22)

MAKANSUTRA GLUTTONS BAYLocated by the Marina Bay, the hawker stalls here are selected by local food guru K.F. Seetoh and mostare household names with a famed heritage. Tuck into local favourite street foods like oyster omelette,BBQ seafood and chicken wings while enjoying the cool sea breeze and the magnificent skyline.

8 Raffles Avenue, #01-15 Esplanade Mall • www.esplanade.com • 6pm – 3am daily • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

NEWTON FOOD CENTREArguably one of the most famous hawker centres in Singapore, Newton Food Centre has attractedand served millions of patrons for several decades now. It’s the place where locals and tourists sitin the open, elbow-to-elbow, tucking into hearty Singaporean fare like fishball noodles, satay, BBQseafood, and oyster omelette. Its prime location at the edge of the Orchard Road and its proximityto several hotels makes it a bustling venue after 7pm, as crowds descend here for dinner. Pastmidnight, hawkers are still whipping up their specialties for weary clubbers.

Newton Circus, junction of Scotts Road and Bukit Timah Road • Newton (NS21)

CHINATOWN FOOD STREETChinatown Food Street is reminiscent of outdoor road side dining in the ‘70s, when vendors usedto peddle their food on mobile carts. Sample delicious char kway teow (stir-fried noodles withfresh cockles in a sweet sauce) and ah balling (a hot dessert of peanut, sesame, yam or red beanpaste-filled glutinous rice balls in a peanut soup), while soaking in the festive ambience of the streetamidst two rows of conservation shophouses.

Smith Street, adjacent to Pagoda Street • 6372 0478 • www.chinatown.org.sg • 5pm – 11pm (Mon – Thu,Sun & Public Holidays), 5pm – 1am (Fri, Sat & Eve of Public Holidays) • Chinatown (NE4)

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Sundown is one of the most seductive times in this 24-hour party nation. Hit the clubsstarting with the world famous Ministry Of Sound and Zouk or the latest hotspot,St James Power Station. If this sounds too heady, simply chill out with a cold beer atCafé del Mar on Sentosa beach.

Legend: Happy Hour Nearest MRT StationTelephone No. Opening Hours

This 24-hour entertainment precinct, distinguished by a state-of-the-art roof canopy that cools the air while providing shade from theelements, is home to a stellar line-up of international and localestablishments.

THE CANNERYA clubbers’ paradise, The Cannery at Clarke Quay offers over 80,000 squarefeet of pleasure housed in 5 turfs – BICE, Fashion Bar, The Clinic, Barfly and(Hed) Kandi Bar.

BARFLY

Created by Buddha Bar’s entertainment entrepreneur Raymond Visan, Barflyis a never-been-seen-before restaurant cum bar concept at The Cannery. Abrand synonymous with fabulous nightlife, this uber-chic joint is a first in Asiaunder the Buddha Bar umbrella.

AURUM

Part of The Clinic, Aurum (Latin for gold) is a fine dining restaurant that whollydefies conventions and definitions. The room is strikingly gold, with a privatedining room decked out in black with lights dotting the ceiling like stars. There

is just one seating at 6:30pm. Guests are seated in golden leather-seated wheelchairs, sans tables wherethey can enjoy a nitro-cocktail and watch the unveiling of the show kitchen.

Blk 3C Clarke Quay, River Valley Road, #01-02 & #02-01 to 08, Clarke Quay • (65) 6235 2292 • www.the-cannery.com• Barfly: 6:30pm to 11pm for dinner. Supper from 11pm till late. Aurum: 6:30pm to 10:30pm • Clarke Quay (NE5)

MINISTRY OF SOUND (MOS) SINGAPOREThis cult UK dance club has amassed a loyal following, hence the long snaking queues at the door. Its largefloor area is cleverly segmented by music genres – ‘ARENA’, the largest area with the famous Wall ofWater, pumps retro, hip hop and house and ‘54’ pays homage to the last days of disco.

Block 3C River Valley Road, #01-02/07 & #02-01/08 The Cannery • (65) 6235 2292 • www.ministryofsound.com.sg• 9pm – 4am (Wed – Sat), closed on Sun – Tue • Clarke Quay (NE5)

BAR COCOON, THE FORBIDDEN CITYGiant terracotta warriors greet you at the entrance of this restaurant and bar,where you can enjoy lounging on opium beds, sipping champagne whilesurrounded by Chinese artefacts and art. Ask for their signature Butterfly Effectcocktail, or don a complimentary winter jacket to enter the Ice Palace, a chilledroom at minus 13 degrees Celsius where you can indulge in vodka shots.

3A River Valley Road, #01-02 Merchants’ Court • (65) 6557 6272 • www.indochine.com.sg• 6pm – 2am (Sun – Thu), 6pm – 3am (Fri – Sat) • 3pm – 9pm (Sun – Tue)• Clarke Quay (NE5)

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ST JAMES POWER STATIONOccupying the premises of Singapore’s first coal-fired power station built in 1927,St James Power Station is the largest one-stop nightlife destination in Singapore

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Q BARExperience the finest bar culture and the largest selection of over 100premium vodka brands at the unique Q Bar Singapore. Located at theArts House, Q Bar’s distinctive structure and edgy design give bar-goers a feel of top-notch nightlife – complete with quality ‘strong pour’drinks, hypnotic ambience and music, and most of all, the essence ofuninhibited enjoyment.

The Annex @ The Old Parliament House, 1 Old Parliament Lane #01-04• (65) 6336 3386 • www.qbar.com.sg • 6pm – 2am (Sun – Tues), 6pm to3am (Wed – Fri), 6pm – 4am (Sat and eve of Public Holidays)

BAR OPIUMESitting on the bank of the Singapore River, this trendy watering hole isa hot spot for cosmopolitan types to indulge in drinks before, or afterdinner at adjacent sister restaurant Indochine Waterfront. With severalawards for design and interior concepts under its belt, Bar Opiumebeckons patrons to lounge outdoors on black sofas under the stars, orindoors amidst a chic setting.

3 Empress Place, Empress Place Building, Asian Civilisations Museum• (65) 6339 2876 • www.indochine.com.sg • 5pm – 2am (Mon – Thu),5pm – 3am (Fri – Sat), 5pm – 1am (Sun) • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

HARRY’S BARKnown to many as the home of local jazz, Harry’s is a well-loved wateringhole that makes for a lovely alfresco experience. Bar-goers fill the placequickly to enjoy the sounds of the live band or simply to indulge in drinksas the city lights shimmer on the Singapore River.

28 Boat Quay • (65) 6538 3029 • www.harrys-bar.com.sg• 11am – 1am (Sun – Thu), 11am – 2am (Fri – Sat) • 7pm – 9pm daily• Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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offering nine distinctive outlets of live entertainment and music stylesin 60,000 sq ft of space, including a live music room, a world musicbar and a Chinese entertainment venue. St James Power Station is theideal destination for those who love to bar-hop – pay the cover chargeto one outlet, and enjoy access to the other 8 outlets at no extra charge.

HarbourFront, 3 Sentosa Gateway #01-01 • (65) 6270 7676• www.stjamespowerstation.com • 6pm to 6am daily • HarbourFront (NE1)

CAFÉ DEL MARThe much-anticipated Café del Mar is giving sunsets on Sentosa a newmeaning and new thrill. Taking up over 35,000 sq ft of space on SilosoBeach in Sentosa, this latest hotspot promises picturesque ocean views, tropical sensuality and Ibizadecadence. The look is Miami Beach-meets-the Mediterranean – crisp, cool whites and soft palettetones, on Café del Mar’s colour backdrop of blue, white and pink. One of the biggest draws is themusic – Café del Mar’s label that shaped a generation and categorised “chill-out” music for the world.

40 Siloso Beach Walk, Siloso Beach, Sentosa Island • (65) 6235 1296 • www.cafedelmar.com.sg• 11am to 1am (Mon – Thu) 24hrs (Fri – Sun, Eve of Public Holidays)

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The City Hall and CHIJMES area is a haven for partying in the heartof Singapore’s colonial and arts district.

NEW ASIA BARThis split-level bar makes dancing among the clouds a reality.Floor-to-ceiling bay windows look out towards the cityskyline, while indoors, the ground slopes 20 degrees offcentre. Contemporary music plays and the 69 signaturecocktails served by award-winning bartender Mervin Hanare delicious to the last drop.

2 Stamford Road, Equinox Complex, Level 71 & 72 Swissôtel The Stamford• (65) 6431 5681 • www.equinoxcomplex.com • 3pm – 1am (Sun – Wed),3pm – 2am (Thu), 3pm – 3am (Fri – Sat) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

CITY SPACEFor a quiet evening of premium wines, spirits and gourmet Iranian caviar,head for this sophisticated music lounge. The interior is an opulent combinationof plush velvet couches and hundreds of ceiling-suspended glass bubblesby leading glass artist Giampaolo Seduso.

2 Stamford Road, Equinox Complex, Level 70 Swissôtel The Stamford • (65) 6431 5671 • www.equinoxcomplex.com• 5pm – 1am (Sun – Thu), 5pm – 2am (Fri – Sat) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

CHIJMESFormerly a French convent school established in 1854, CHIJMES is a national heritagesite that has since been restored to become home to over 30 international andlocal F&B outlets and pubs. Stroll across beautiful lawns and tended courtyards,enjoy drinks and bar food at Insomnia (#01-21/23), go for dinner and dancing atLe Baroque (#B1-07), have a Guinness at Irish pub Father Flanagan’s (#B1-06) orshoot some pool at La Cave (#B1-10).

30 Victoria Street • (65) 6337 7810 • www.chijmes.com.sg • 10am – 5am daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

LONG BARHome to the famous Singapore Sling cocktail, Long Bar, at the legendary Raff lesHotel, was named after its 40-feet bar counter stretching from one end of theroom to another. The décor of this local institution is unassumingly classy – withearthy tones, unusual ceiling fans and rattan furniture inspired by the Malayanplantations of the 1920s. Indulge in live music and a wide range of cocktails andbeverages at this split-level establishment.

1 Beach Road, Raffles Hotel • (65) 6412 1229 • www.raffleshotel.com • 11am – 12.30am(Sun – Thu), 11am – 1.30am (Fri – Sat, Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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MOLLY MALONE’S PUBPatrons have been flocking to Molly Malone’s for a true-blue Irish pub experiencesince 1995. Live performances of contemporary and traditional Irish tunes by aresident Irish musician add to the ambience at this pub. It is especially packed duringthe football and rugby season when games are screened live on weekends.

56 Circular Road • (65) 6536 2029 • www.molly-malone.com • 11am – 12am (Sun –Mon, Public Holidays), 11am – 1am (Tue – Thu), 11am – 2am (Fri, Sat, Eve of Public Holidays)• Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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Singapore’s famous shopping street offers an internationally-renowned club, livebands, dancing, alfresco pubs and more.

THE BALCONYSprawling over two floors, The Balcony is an astonishingly daring, fresh lifestyleconcept: an edgy blend of rich, exotic but with chic and contemporary visualf lair. The perfect spot to kick back and just soak in the atmosphere, whetherday or night since the bar is open 24 hours.

260 Orchard Road, #01-K5 / #02-03 The Heeren • (65) 6736 2326• www.balconybar.com • 24 hours daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

BAR NONEThis favourite among locals and expatriates is known for great music and awide selection of drinks and house pours. Queues start forming at 10pm,as party-goers prepare to shimmy to Top 40 hits, R&B tunes and ‘80s retroby Jive Talkin’, one of Singapore’s hottest bands. Bar None also hosts themeparties, international DJs and performers who stop by on an ad-hoc basis.

320 Orchard Road, Basement Level Marriott Hotel • (65) 6831 4657• www.barnoneasia.com • 7pm – 3am daily • 7pm – 9pm • Orchard (NS22)

EMERALD HILL DISTRICTLocated conveniently just across the road from Somerset MRT station, this little street with a livelyalfresco feel comprises a row of restored pre-war houses with a selection of bars and pubs. AlleyBar is a chic L-shaped establishment with pretty hanging lamps, great Mojitos and pub food that’sdistinctively local. A little further up the hill, No. 5’s European-style charm and interior bordello-feel is a hot expatriate favourite, as are Que Pasa for tipple and tapas and Ice Cold Beer for itsselection of 35 types of beer.

Alley Bar • 180 Orchard Road • (65) 6738 8818 • www.peranakanplace.com• 5pm – 2am (Sun – Thu), 5pm – 3am (Fri – Sat) • 5pm – 8pm daily

No. 5 Emerald Hill Cocktail Bar • 5 Emerald Hill • (65) 6732 0818• 12pm - 2am (Mon – Thu), 12pm – 3am (Fri – Sat) • 12pm – 9pm daily

Que Pasa • 7 Emerald Hill Road • (65) 6235 6626 • 6pm – 2am (Sun – Thu),6pm – 3am (Fri – Sat)

Ice Cold Beer • 8 Emerald Hill • (65) 6735 9929 • 5pm – 2am (Mon – Thu),5pm – 3am (Fri – Sat) • 5pm – 9pm, 1am – 3am daily • Somerset (NS23)

ZOUKLocated at Jiak Kim Street, off Orchard Road, this award-winning15 year-old club remains a firm favourite among the clubbingmasses. World-renowned and perennially-packed, Zouk (whichmeans ‘party’ in Creole) has earned its spot on the map by hostingsome of the world’s hottest DJs and millions of party-goers. ASGD 1 million sound system pumps house, retro, R&B, acid jazzand hip hop at a sprawling complex that also houses its clubaffiliates Phuture, Velvet Underground and Wine Bar.

17 Jiak Kim Street • (65) 6735 9929 • www.zoukclub.com.sg• 8pm – 3am (Tues – Sat) • Orchard (NS22)

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Tickets to various events such as pop concerts, musicals, theatre productions, music, dance andchoral performances, film festival screenings and sports can be booked online, through thefollowing hotlines, or SISTIC and Ticketcharge authorised agents.

Arrangements may be made for tickets to be collected at specified venues on the day of the event.

A destination that is a unique blend of the best of the modern worldand rich cultures, Singapore is a cosmopolitan city with a vibrant artsscene. While you’re here, be sure to check the events calendar forchoice top acts including pop concerts, arts performances, world-class musicals and acclaimed theatre acts.

The annual Singapore Arts Festival in June also brings together top artsacts, acclaimed dance and theatre troupes, as well as world-renownedorchestras and musicians to perform at arts venues across the island.

Amongst these venues and sitting on primewaterfront location is the architectural iconEsplanade – Theatres on the Bay, a one-stoparts venue and home to a Concert Hall withsuperb state-of-the-art acoustics.

SISTICHotline: (65) 6348 5555Online Booking: www.sistic.com

Authorised SISTIC agents in Singapore:

Raffles City Shopping Centre252 North Bridge Road, Level 1 Information Counter • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Sat),12pm – 8pm (Sun & Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

Millenia Walk1 Temasek Avenue, Level 1 Information Counter • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Sat),12pm – 8pm (Sun & Public Holidays) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay1 Esplanade Drive • 12pm – 8.30pm (Mon to Sun) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

Specialists’ Shopping Centre277 Orchard Road, Level 1 Information Counter • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Sat),12pm – 8pm (Sun & Public Holidays) • Somerset (NS23)

Wisma Atria435 Orchard Road, Level 1 Concierge • 10am – 8pm (Mon – Sat),12pm – 8pm (Sun & Public Holidays) • Orchard (NS22)

For more authorised agents, log on to www.sistic.com

TICKETCHARGEHotline: (65) 6296 2929Online Booking: www.ticketcharge.com.sg

Authorised Ticketcharge outlet in Singapore:

Centrepoint176 Orchard Road, Level 1 Information Counter • 10 am to 8 pm daily • Somerset (NS23)

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SINGAPORE ARTS FESTIVALJune

This month-long celebration of dance, music and theatre held atvarious arts venues across the island sends arts lovers into a frenzy.Expect must-see performances ranging from the traditional tothe avant-garde and the classics to the contemporary.

GREAT SINGAPORE SALEMay – July

The best time of the year to enjoy great bargains on everythingfrom fashion apparel to watches to household items, this eagerly-anticipated annual event sees shoppers thronging the malls forisland-wide discounts of up to 70%.

WORLD GOURMET SUMMITApril

Award-winning international masterchefs and winemakers arrivefrom all four corners of the world to present new creations, enjoycollaborations or to hold culinary workshops for gourmands. Theevent also gathers global media and the who’s who of the F&Bindustry in appreciation of great food and fine wine.

SINGAPORE FASHION FESTIVALMarch – April

Glitz and glamour are all part of this 10-day event, which seesthe convergence of fashion designers, runway names and thestyle-savvy on our shores. The festival is also an exciting showcaseof upcoming local and regional talent, new fashion collectionsand guest appearances by international models or celebrities.

CHINESE NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONSJanuary – February

The Lunar New Year is the single most important festival in theChinese calendar and Chinatown becomes the epicentre for festiverevelry as crowds throng its shops for festive goodies and auspiciousaccessories such as ‘lucky’ plants for the household. Also a partof the celebration is the eagerly anticipated Chingay Parade ofDreamS, and the Singapore River Hongbao carnival at Marina Bay.

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A spectacular variety of local cuisine and other tantalising treats are onshow at this festival, which pays homage to one of Singapore’s favouritepastimes – eating. Discover Singapore’s rich and diverse heritage whileeating your way to gastronomic heaven.

CELEBRATE SINGAPOREAugust

Every year, thousands of Singaporeans come together to sing, danceand cheer as they celebrate the country’s birthday in style at the colourfulNational Day Parade. Expect carnivals and concerts and dazzling fireworksdisplays throughout the month.

MID-AUTUMN FESTIVALSeptember – October

The Mid-Autumn Festival is celebrated in Chinatown with festive street light-ups and bazaar stalls selling mooncakes, pomelos, tea and an assortmentof festive goodies.

DEEPAVALI LIGHT-UPSeptember – October

Marking the Hindu Festival of Lights, Little India explodes with coloursand lights as well as stalls offering a variety of garments, costumes,jewellery and accessories. Indulge in Indian customs such as traditionalhenna painting to get into the festive spirit.

HARI RAYA LIGHT-UPSeptember – October

This marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan for the Malaycommunity. A dazzling display of lights and sights is expected, as livelypasar malams (night bazaars) at Geylang Serai and Kampong Glam offerhandicrafts, textiles, fashion and home furnishing.

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CHRISTMAS IN THE TROPICSNovember – January

Orchard Road is turned into a pretty wonderland as shops and malls aredecorated in tinsel and ribbon, and revellers pack the streets to admirethe light-up from Orchard Road to Marina Bay. Concerts, events andparties add to the festive mood.

As a city that offers a unique blend of the best of the contemporary world and arich heritage of diverse cultures, Singapore’s modern skyscrapers and buildings arejuxtaposed against charming reminders of her colonial past. At every turn, there’salways a new facet of Singapore waiting to be discovered.

42Call our 24-hour Touristline for more sightseeing suggestions:

1800 736 2000 (Toll-free in Singapore)

Sightsee& Explore

Singapore is a relatively young country, but one with a rich cultural heritage and history. You’llfind museums dedicated to its history and culture, visual arts, fashion, artefacts, music andphilately that are unique to Singapore. Ad hoc exhibitions are also held to showcase the culturalaspects of various countries. Visit www.museums.com.sg for information on more museums.

ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUMThis museum, dedicated to the heritage of Asian cultures of Singapore’sforefathers, is spread over three levels of thematic galleries containing insightsinto the cultural heritage of China, Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia.State-of-the-art displays and interactive technologies with educational elementsare carefully integrated for a fascinating insight into colourful and exotic Asia.

1 Empress Place • (65) 6332 7798 • www.nhb.gov.sg/ACM • 1pm – 7pm (Mon),9am – 7pm (Tues – Sun), 9am – 9pm (Fri) • City Hall (EW13/NS25) / Raffles Place(EW14/NS26)

SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM Home to the national art collection of Singapore, the SingaporeArt Museum resides in a restored historic school building in theheart of the civic district. It has 13 galleries and over 4,000 artworks, making it the largest collection of Southeast Asian modernand contemporary art in the region. Public programmes for artslovers and children are regularly organised.

71 Bras Basah Road • (65) 6332 3222 • www.nhb.gov.sg/SAM • 10am – 7pm (Mon – Sun), 10am – 9pm (Fri)• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPOREWith a history dating back to1887, Singapore’s oldest museum comes with theyoungest and most innovative soul, presenting history in cutting-edge ways. A spacefor visual and performing arts exhibitions, artefacts, festivals and cultural events,the National Museum of Singapore is home to a selection of treasured rarities datingback to the 14th Century, as well as F&B and retail outlets, a Gallery Theatre for filmscreenings, a Resource Centre and a Public Sculpture Garden.

93 Stamford Road • (65) 6332 3659 • www.nationalmuseum.sg • 10am – 6pm daily• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

CHANGI CHAPEL & MUSEUMDedicated to those who lived and died in Singapore (in particular the Changi area)during World War II, the Changi Museum’s key highlight is the replica of The ChangiMurals, a series of inspiring wall paintings recreated from the originals painted bybombardier Stanley Warren. The Changi Chapel, housed within the open-air courtyardof the Museum, where Sunday services are still conducted to this day, is a symbolicreplica of the many chapels built during the Japanese Occupation.

1000 Upper Changi Road North • (65) 6214 2451 • www.changimuseum.com• 9.30pm – 5pm daily

SINGAPORE PHILATELIC MUSEUMMulti-ethnic Singapore is captured through the history of stamps and postcards at this museum, which housesan extensive collection of local and international stamps and first day covers dating back to 1819. Rare historicalstamp covers and Edwardian Essays from 1901 are just two of the museum’s many philatelic treasures.

23-B Coleman Street • (65) 6337 3888 • www.spm.org.sg • 1pm – 7pm (Mon), 9am – 7pm (Tue – Sun)• City Hall (EW13/NS25)

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CHINATOWNThis colourful ethnic neighbourhood is filled with national heritage conservationsites and interconnected narrow streets lined with shops. Explore the areaand you’ll see local craftsmen making wooden clogs or laying out herbs todry under the blazing sun. Get a glimpse of the past at the Chinatown HeritageCentre, a three-storey shop house in which the spartan living conditions ofthe early Chinese immigrants are reproduced. Chinatown is also home tothe 160-year old Thian Hock Kheng Temple, one of Singapore’s oldest andlargest, and the bustling Street Market at Pagoda Street, a treasure trove ofsouvenirs, calligraphy, handmade fans and more, as well as the Sri MariammanTemple, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple and a national monument.

Chinatown (NE4) / Outram Park (EW16/NE3)

LITTLE INDIALittle India is synonymous with the scent of flower garlands and spices, andthe dazzling sight of gold jewellery, colourful silk saris (traditional Indianwomen’s garment) and polished brassware being sold at shops. This enclaveis packed with interesting sights which are best discovered by foot; pop intothe magnificent Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, explore tiny provision shopsat the Little India Arcade, enjoy curry and pappadums (fried thin flatbread)

served on a banana leaf at eateries like the popular Banana Leaf Apollo and Komalas, and marvel atthe array of wares while shopping at Mustafa Centre, a 24-hour, six-storey complex with bargains thatare hard to beat. You’ll also find the Abdul Gaffoor Mosque, one of Singapore’s national monuments.

Little India (NE7) / Farrer Park (NE8)

KAMPONG GLAMHere, you’ll find the Malay Heritage Centre, once the Istana (palace) of Singapore’s Malay royalty,which showcases Malay history, customs and traditional dance and music performances. The mostfamous landmark is the Sultan Mosque, Singapore’s biggest mosque, recognisable by its majesticgolden dome. For a spot of shopping, head to Bussorah Mall and Arab Street for handicrafts, gorgeousbatik and silk fabrics, essential oils and exquisite perfume bottles. Or wander through the manycharming side streets including Haji Lane and discover some surprising finds like the White Roomthat boasts designer accessories and a small collection of designer labels such as Yohji Yamamotoand John Galliano. Don’t forget to visit the area’s many eateries and restaurants, and enjoy deliciousnasi padang (white rice served with a selection of curried meat, seafood and vegetables) and tehtarik (tea with evaporated milk that’s poured back and forth between a container and a glass).

Bugis (EW12)

KATONG / JOO CHIATThis quaint district on the Eastern part of Singapore used to be a coconutplantation, and is filled with contrasting traditional and modern elementsthat you’re not likely to find elsewhere. You’ll find colourful rows oftraditional Peranakan shophouses with Art Deco architecture, whichhouse restaurants and eateries that serve local delights and internationalcuisine, as well as shops selling traditional trades suchas intricately beaded clothing and footwear. Explorethe streets and you’ll find also famous institutions likeKatong Antique House, a shop-cum-museum filledwith antique Peranakan jewellery, apparel, crockeryand furniture and the Eurasian Heritage Centre whichoffers a colourful insight into its people’s culture.

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SINGAPORE CITY GALLERYThe Singapore City Gallery is an introduction for visitors who are interested to seehow the city-state transformed from a sleepy fishing village into a vibrant metropolisand Asia’s most liveable city. Get a bird’s eye view of Singapore’s city centre, includingits famous shopping street in Orchard Road and historical districts like Chinatown,Kampong Glam and the Singapore River – through a one-of-its-kind 100-sqmarchitectural model that draws 130,000 visitors to the Gallery each year. Peer intothe future of Singapore’s new downtown at Marina Bay, that offers a new financialhub, gardens, and an Integrated Resort, as the latest exciting plans unfold before you.

45 Maxwell Road, The URA Centre • (65) 6321 8321 • 9am – 5pm daily, except Sunand Public Holidays. Free admission • Tanjong Pagar (EW15)

NEWATER VISITOR CENTREFind out more about NEWater, a Singapore success story! Together with a vibrantvirtual guide, tour guides bring visitors through a multi-sensory journey of NEWaterdiscovery. Learn how Singapore leverages on advanced membrane technologiesto produce NEWater. By incorporating a working NEWater factory right in theheart of the centre, visitors witness, first hand the production of NEWater. On top of that, the visitors alsoget the opportunity to feel, touch and even taste NEWater. The centre also uses multimedia shows andinteractive games to enhance the learning experience.

A free shuttle bus from Tanah Merah MRT station operates at intervals of an hour and 45 minutes, from 8.45am.

20 Koh Sek Lim Road • (65) 6546 7874• 9am – 5.30pm (Tue – Sun), closed on Mon. Free admission • GuidedTours: 9am, 10.45am, 12.30pm, 2.15pm and 4pm (Tue – Sun) • Tanah Merah (EW4)

SINGAPORE RIVER / CIVIC DISTRICTThe downtown Civic District is characterised by a cluster of world-class attractionswithin walking distance of each other, and complemented with linkages to createa single destination in itself. One of the city’s most cosmopolitan areas, it containsSingapore’s oldest colonial landmarks including St Andrew’s Cathedral, VictoriaTheatre and Concert Hall, the historic Padang, as well as the restored Fullerton Hotel(formerly the Singapore General Post Office) and the famous Merlion – Singapore’stourism icon. Also found in this area are newer landmarks like the Esplanade -Theatres on the Bay, a state-of-the-art venue for musicals, theatre productions, visualart exhibitions and orchestral performances, and 24-hour entertainment precinctssuch as Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Empress Place.

City Hall (EW13/NS25) / Raffles Place (EW14/NS26) / Clarke Quay (NE5)

THE HEARTLANDSIn land-scarce Singapore, a large majority of the population is housed in high-riseapartment blocks built away from the city in clusters called housing estates. Thesesuburbs, each containing lifestyle and entertainment amenities in its town centre,are known locally as heartlands. To see how locals live, head down to one ofSingapore’s oldest housing estates, Toa Payoh. Built more than 30 years ago, this vibrant township is home to temples, churches, Singapore’s only air-conditioned

bus interchange, an impressive gathering of F&B, banking, shopping and lifestyle options and the Housingand Development Board (HDB), the government agency that has provided 80% of the population withhousing and continues to do so.

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Walking guide brochures of Chinatown, Kampong Glam, Katong / Joo Chiat, Singapore River andLittle India are available at all major hotels and Singapore Visitors Centres.

There’s nothing like a little rest and relaxation for those looking to slow down life’shectic pace. To help ease the weary into Zen mode, the city has numerous lifestyletreats to invigorate the body and soul.

46Call our 24-hour Touristline for unwinding suggestions:

1800 736 2000 (Toll-free in Singapore)

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ANDANA @ ORCHARDLike its moniker suggests, Andana is a paradise located in the heartof the shopping district. At this revolutionary spa featuring the latestin holistic healthcare concepts, you get to enjoy a full range of beautyand wellness treatments, as well as spa facilities like steam baths,saunas, as well as hot and cold pools. Alternatively, you can sampledishes from their renowned F&B menu. Walk-ins are welcome.

290 Orchard Road, #06-19/26 Paragon • (65) 6836 9988 • www.andanaspa.com• 10am – 12am daily • Orchard (NS22) / Somerset (NS23)

SPA BOTANICAEnjoy pampering treatments in abeautiful colonial building, set amid lush tropical foliage on Sentosa.Singapore’s first garden spa offers avariety of options to soothe and rejuvenate. Experience the bathingrituals of ancient cultures with a Galaxy steam bath and massage (thefirst of its kind in Asia), or the range of new treatments including theexotic Five Elements Cleanse and Purify ritual – a detoxifying bodytreatment of Tibetan and Chinese medicine origins using ginseng andlotus blossom.

2 Bukit Manis Road, The Sentosa Resort and Spa • (65) 6371 1318• www.spabotanica.com • 10am – 10pm daily

RAFFLES AMRITA SPALocated in Raff les the Plaza, this spa is named after the mythicalelixir of eternal youth. The exclusive luxury establishment occupies4,600 square metres on three floors, and offers its clientele of bothleisure and business travellers a total wellness concept that combinesfitness, relaxation, treatments and nutrition in a relaxed environment.

2 Stamford Road, Level 6 Raffles the Plaza • (65) 6336 4477• www.amritaspa.com • 5.30am – 11pm daily (Facilities), 10am – 10pmdaily (Treatments) • City Hall (EW13/NS25)

THE ASIAN SPAExperience a unique blend of spa treatmentsbased on Eastern and Western philosophies atthis luxury spa, designed with the internationaltraveller in mind. Indulge in signature treatmentslike Aroma Body Massages or innovative facialsusing bilberry and pure collagen. Then take a dipin the rooftop pool, and enjoy a panoramic viewof the city at the same time.

1 Fullerton Road, Fullerton Hotel • (65) 6877 8183• www.aspara.com.sg/asianspa.htm • 10am – 11pmdaily • Raffles Place (EW14/NS26)

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KENKO HEALTHY FAMILY FOOT REFLEXOLOGYIndulge in this ancient technique of stimulating pressure points to relieveaches and improve blood circulation and overall well-being. A householdname in Singapore, Kenko also runs Wellness Spa outlets which offers,on top of foot reflexology, shoulder and full body massages, and othertreatments in comfortable spa settings.

Kenko Healthy Family Foot Reflexology • 6 Raffles Boulevard, #02-254/255/256and #01-230/231 Marina Square • (65) 6333 0303 / (65) 6336 7117• www.kenko.com.sg • 10am – 10pm daily

25 Scotts Road, #03-01 DFS Galleria Scottswalk • (65) 6565 0303 • 10am – 10pm daily

19 Tanglin Road, #01-17 and #B1-08 Tanglin Shopping Centre • (65) 6737 0117 / (65) 6734 9909 • 10am– 10pm daily

Kenko Wellness Spa • 8 Raffles Avenue, #02-21 Esplanade Mall • (65) 6363 0303 • 10am – 10pm daily

ORCHID COUNTRY CLUBSet against the scenic waterways of Seletar Reservoir, the club featuresthree 9-hole courses boasting immaculately manicured fairways andgreens. Also on site is a 160-bay driving range, one of the biggest inSoutheast Asia, featuring a state-of-the-art ball retrieval system. Nightgolfing is also available; first f light is at 4.30pm and last f light6.30pm. The course is members only, but guests may callin with their requests to play. Approval is based on availability.

1 Orchid Club Road • (65) 6750 2111 / (65) 6755 9811• www.orchidclub.com • 6am – 11pm daily (Golf course), 7.30am– 12 midnight daily (Driving range). Driving range is closed on1st & 3rd Mondays of each month (7am – 12 noon) for maintenance

SENTOSA GOLF CLUBTee off on the fairways of two beautiful golf courses bordered by rainforests and the South ChinaSea. This exclusive club features two 18-hole courses and is regarded as one of Asia’s best golfdestinations. Its members include overseas politicians and Singapore’s high society. It is home tothe Barclays Singapore Open - Asia’s richest national Open and is also a popular venue for premierevents such as the annual Forbes ‘Best Under a Billion’ Awards Ceremony and Dinner.

27 Bukit Manis Road • (65) 6275 0022 • www.sentosagolf.com • 7am – 7pm daily • Harbour Front (NE1/CC29)

SENTOSAFor some outdoor rest and relaxation, head to the island resort ofSentosa and take your pick from its three beaches. Soak up the sun,sea and some solitude at tranquil Tanjong Beach or partake in beachactivities like canoeing, cycling or rollerblading at Siloso Beach. Youcan also chill out at Palawan Beach which boasts several beach barsand eateries. Sentosa is easily accessible by public transport and is withinminutes from the heart of town.

www.sentosa.com.sg • Harbour Front (NE1/CC29)

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Haven’t gotten enough? There’s more iconic developments coming soon to addmore pizzazz to Singapore’s vibrant business and leisure scene. Watch out for them.

OpeningSoon!

SINGAPORE FLYERSoon to open in the first quarter of 2008, the Singapore Flyer will take passengersto breathtaking views of Marina Bay and beyond. This rotating Giant ObservationWheel (GOW) measures 150 metres in diameter and has 28 capsules, eachferrying 35 passengers. It is the thrill of a lifetime not to be missed.

www.singaporeflyer.com.sg

THE INTEGRATED RESORTS, SINGAPOREThe Integrated Resorts (IRs) will be distinctive, world-class, iconicdevelopments encompassing a comprehensive range of complementaryamenities such as hotels, convention facilities, entertainment shows,themed attractions, luxury retail and fine dining integrated with casinogaming.

THE MARINA BAY SANDS

The Marina Bay Sands is a high intensity mixed-use integrated resortlocated along the vibrant Marina Bay waterfront. It will add more than100,000 sq m of MICE space and 2,500 hotel rooms to Singapore’stourism infrastructure and enhance Singapore’s entertainment scenewith the introduction of two 2,000-seat theatres that will host a diverserange of musicals and shows. Other features include the Marina BayShoppes, which will usher in new retail brands not currently in Singapore,the iconic Art Science Museum and a one-hectare Sky Park offeringpanoramic 360-degree views of the bay.

For more information/enquiries on Marina Bay Sands, please emailpartners@marinabaysands.com

THE RESORTS WORLD AT SENTOSA

The Resorts World at Sentosa is intended to be a large-scale, iconic family-oriented integratedresort that will anchor the Sentosa-Harbourfront precinct as a lifestyle and family entertainmenthub. It will offer four major family attractions including the very first Universal Studios theme parkin Southeast Asia, the Quest Marine Life Park, Equarius Water Park and the Maritime XperientialMuseum on the idyllic resort island of Sentosa. As a complement to the myriad attractions, ResortsWorld will host other lifestyle experiences such as an ESPA wellness spa, six hotels offering some1,800 rooms, and a plethora of dining and shopping options. Outdoor performances and a residentshow "Le Vie" are amongst the exciting line-up of entertainment options at Resorts World.

For more information/enquiries on Resorts World at Sentosa, please email enquiries@resortsworld.com.sg

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FREE INTERNETWith over 300 free internet kiosks around the airport, keeping in touch is a breeze. You can also accessthe Internet on your laptops and PDAs, via Ethernet LAN cables and infrared ports. Free audio and videoconferencing, via MSN or Yahoo! Messenger, is also available at iConnect in Terminal 2.

NEWS AND FINANCIAL INFORMATIONStay connected to what’s happening around the world with current affairs and financial news from localand international channels such as CNN, BBC and Channel NewsAsia. Available at the Nexus Lounge(Terminal 1) and Skyplex Entertainment Centre (Terminal 2).

MONEY CHANGERSMoney changers at Changi Airport do not charge any commission for all foreign note transactions. Locatedin the public areas and Transit Malls, they are open 24 hours.

BUSINESS CENTRESFacilities and services include operational workstations, photocopying, faxing, typing and mailing ofdocuments. Available at Transit Hotels (Terminal 1 and 2) and Plaza Premium Lounge (Terminal 2).

MEETING SERVICESThe ideal way to meet and escort your business associates, VIP guests and friends on your behalf. For moreinformation and bookings, please call Tel: (65) 6546 8168 (Terminal 1) and (65) 6542 2848 (Terminal 2).

AIRPORT SERVICES / FACILITIES

Singapore has a world-class transportation system that makes travelling from any point to another easyand efficient. With a variety of comfortable transport modes available, visitors can be assured of a pleasantjourney at all times.

AIRPORT SHUTTLEFrom the Airport

MaxiCab is a scheduled airport shuttle service with f lexible routing to almost all hotels within the city(excluding hotels on Sentosa and Changi Village Hotel). Any destination within the Central Business Districtis also catered to including MRT stations. The six-seater Mercedes MaxiCabs also have wheelchair-accessible features and generous luggage room. The service operates between 6am and 2am daily, atfrequencies of 30 minutes during off-peak hours (6am – 6pm, 12.30am – 2am) and 15 minutes duringpeak hours (6.15pm – midnight). Bookings and payment can be made at the airport shuttle counterslocated at Arrival Halls of Terminals 1 and 2 as well as Budget Terminal.

GETTING AROUND

JETQUAYSingapore offers the discerning business executive luxurious five-star airport services at the recently-launched CIP (Commercially Important Persons) terminal, JetQuay, at Changi Airport (next to Terminal 2).Choose from a host of options like transfer services to and from the airplane in a limousine or buggy anduse of the transit meeting room, business centre and spa. For more information call (65) 6262 2220 orvisit www.jetquay.com.sg.

LUXURY AIRPORT SERVICES

To the Airport

The MaxiCab service is available at 58 designated pick-up points, mostly hotels, to SingaporeChangi Airport. Trips from these hotels operate daily between 8am to 10pm at one-hour intervals.Proceed directly to these hotels at the scheduled pick-up times. Bookings can be made withrespective hotel concierges. Fares cost SGD 7 for adults and SGD 5 for children. For moreinformation, call CityCab at Tel: (65) 6553 3880.

TAXISAvailable 24 hours a day, each taxi carries a maximum of four passengers. The initial flag downmeter is SGD 2.50 and covers the first kilometre, after which the fare rises at SGD 0.10 perapproximately 225m covered till you reach your destination. Different taxi companies imposedifferent booking surcharges, so check with the operator when you are making your taxi bookingor with the driver before boarding. Expect to pay surcharges for Electronic Road Pricing and peakhours, and on public holidays. A surcharge may also be imposed by taxis that pick up passengersfrom places like Changi International Airport and the Singapore EXPO Centre.

To book a taxi, call:

CityCab Tel: (65) 6552 2222 SMRT Tel: (65) 6555 8888

Comfort Tel: (65) 6552 1111 Smart Tel: (65) 6485 7777

Silver Cab Tel: (65) 6363 6888 Trans Cab Tel: (65) 6555 3333

MRT AND NELClean and modern, with stations island-wide, these passenger trains represent fast and inexpensivetravel. The trains operate from 6am to midnight daily, and fares range from SGD 0.90 to SGD 1.90.Fares can be paid via a stored value card called the ez-link fare card (retailing at most MRT stations)which you can purchase for SGD 15 (consisting of a SGD 3 refundable travel deposit, SGD 5non-refundable card cost and a minimum travel value of SGD 7). The ez-link fare card is alsovalid for use on public buses. The MRT ride from City Hall station to Changi Airport station takesapproximately 27 minutes. For more information, call the TransitLink Hotline: 1800 225 5663 orvisit www.smrt.com.sg.

BUSESPublic bus services operate between 6am and midnight daily. Fares can be paid via a stored valuecard called the ez-link fare card (retailing at most MRT stations) and vary between SGD 0.90 to SGD1.80 depending on the distance travelled. The exact fare is required if you’re paying by cash, soask the bus driver about the appropriate fare to your destination if you are unsure.

SINGAPORE TROLLEYHop on the 1920s-inspired Singapore Trolley bus, which plies along the colonial, cultural and artsdistricts of Clarke Quay, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Orchard Road, Raffles Hotel, Chinatown,Labrador Park Tunnels and Haw Par Villa. Fares are SGD 9 for adults and SGD 7 for children.For more information, call the Singapore Explorer Pte Ltd Hotline: (65) 6339 6833 or visitwww.singaporeexplorer.com.sg.

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A Goods and Services Tax (GST) is levied in Singapore. Visitors can claim the GST paid on purchases beforeleaving the country by filling out a GST refund form. The form must be validated by Customs at SingaporeChangi Airport before departure by air travel, and is not applicable for land and cruise departures. The GSTrefund amount is the GST less an administration fee. GST refunds can be done via two Central RefundAgencies: Global Refund (24-hour Hotline: (65) 6225 6238; www.globalrefund.com) or Premier Tax Free(24-hour Hotline: 1800 829 3733; www.premiertaxfree.com). Retailers that are not affiliates of theseagencies administer their own GST refund schemes, so check with them if you can claim the tax refundbefore confirming your purchase.

GST REFUND SCHEME

If you need any help with your shopping and other queries, call our 24-hour Touristline / ShoppingHotline at 1800 736 2000 (toll-free in Singapore) or (65) 6736 2000 (for international calls).

TOURISTLINE / SHOPPING HOTLINE

MONEY MATTERS

Licenced moneychangers are found at Singapore Changi Airport, most shopping centres in Orchard Roadand other downtown areas, and usually offer exchange rates that are comparable, if not better, than ratesoffered by banks and hotels. Be sure to look out for the ‘Licenced Money Changer’ sign at any operator’scounter. An online currency converter service is available at www.asia1.com/currency.html.

SIA HOP-ONA special tourist bus service that offers passengers unlimited air-conditioned rides around the city and toSentosa Island, the SIA Hop-on plies the shopping, dining, cultural, and entertainment areas and stops atmajor shopping malls, hotels and landmarks. It also covers ethnic districts like Chinatown, Little India andArab Street. Passengers may hop on and off the bus whenever they want. Buses on the city loop operatedaily between 9am and 7.30pm at 30-minute intervals, and from Clarke Quay to Sentosa between 10amand 6pm. Fares are SGD 12 for adults and SGD 6 for children, and tickets can be purchased onboard.Visitors on the SIA Singapore Stopover Holiday travel for free and passengers travelling on SingaporeAirlines or SilkAir pay SGD 3 for an unlimited full-day pass. For more information, call the Singapore AirlinesHotline: (65) 6734 9923 or visit www.singaporeair.com.

LIMOUSINE SERVICE / SELF DRIVEChauffeured limousines and self-driven cars are available at reasonable rates for those who preferthese options.

Avis Rent-A-Car Tel: (65) 6737 1668 www.avis.com.sg

C&P Rent-A-Car Tel: (65) 6736 6666 www.candp.com

Hertz Rent-A-Car Tel: 1800 734 4646 www.hertz.com.sg

Honda ICVS Singapore Tel: (65) 6338 5100 www.hondadiracc.com.sg

Premier Rent-A-Car Tel: (65) 6732 3375 www.premier-rentacar.com

Those who wish to use their mobiles to make local calls can purchase SIM cards from selectedshops island-wide. Please note that mobile phones in Singapore operate on a GSM 900 network.Visitors whose mobiles operate on US and Japan tri-band network can call SingTel Mobile at 1626to enquire about renting mobile phones. For other general enquiries, call:

SingTel CitySim Hotline : 1800 482 2800

M1 Card Hotline : 1800 843 8288

StarHub Prepaid Hotline : 9850 0000

Quality Jewellers of Singapore (QJS) is a mark of trust for the jewellery industry which sets thebenchmark for the industry in terms of service, quality and reliability. When buying jewellery, lookout for QJS decals, visit www.qjs.org.sg for a list of certified jewellers or call the QJS Hotline at(65) 6458 6377. Members under the Sim Lim Square STARetailers programme are liable to pay acustomer the full refund if any product is purchased above its recommended retail price. Go tothe Sim Lim Square’s information counter for a STARetailer list of participants or call the 24-hourTouristline at 1800 736 2000 for more information.

QUALITY SCHEMES

Visitors who encounter unfair retail practices can either contact the Singapore Tourism Board locatedat 1 Orchard Spring Lane, Tourism Court, or call 1800 736 2000 toll-free. Information on errantretailers is also available on www.visitsingapore.com.

If visitors wish to receive some form of redress within 24 hours (depending on the complexityof the claim), claims can be lodged directly with the Small Claims Tribunals (SCT) on Level 1 ofthe Subordinate Courts, located at 1 Havelock Square. For more information, call Small ClaimsTribunals (SCT) Hotline: (65) 6435 5937 or visit www.smallclaims.gov.sg.

Alternatively, complaints may be lodged against a retailer online at the E@DR Centre, which offersfree dispute resolution services. For more information on the services, please visit www.e-adr.gov.sg.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

ERRANT RETAILERS

An additional 10% service charge, 1% CESS (government tax) and prevailing GST (Goods and ServicesTax) are charged at most F&B outlets and hotels where prices are quoted as ‘nett’ or ‘+++’.

TIPPINGTipping is prohibited at the airport and discouraged in hotels and restaurants, as a 10% servicecharge is already applied.

OTHER TAXES

A passenger service charge of SGD 21 should be incorporated in the air ticket (including ticketsissued outside of Singapore). In some cases, the airline may absorb the service charge. If neitherhas been done, you may be required to pay the SGD 21 during check-in. Passengers who are intransit for less than 24 hours need not pay the service charge upon departure from Singapore.

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• ABN AMRO Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (65) 6349 3993

• American Express Bank Ltd (65) 6538 4833

• Bangkok Bank (65) 6410 0400

• Bank of America (65) 6239 3888

• Bank of China (65) 6535 2411

• Bank of India (65) 6222 0011

• Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi (65) 6538 3388

• Barclays Bank PLC (65) 6395 3000

• BNP Paribas (65) 6210 1288

• Citibank (65) 6225 5221

• Credit Suisse (65) 6212 6000

• Deutsche Bank AG (65) 6423 8001

• HSBC Bank (65) 6530 5000

• HSH Nordbank AG (65) 6550 9000

• Indian Bank (65) 6534 3511

• Indian Overseas Bank (65) 6225 1100

• JPMorgan Chase Bank (65) 6882 2888

• Maybank 1800 629 22656

• Merrill Lynch International Bank (65) 6331 3888

• Moscow Narodny Bank (65) 6220 9422

• P.T. Bank Negara (65) 6225 7755Indonesia (Persero) Tbk

• RHB Bank (65) 6225 3111

• Standard Chartered Bank (65) 6225 8888

• UCO Bank (65) 6532 5944/(65) 6293 1133

Singapore is a non-seasonal, tropical country with high humidity levels and temperatures rangingapproximately between 22 – 34 degrees Celsius (72 – 93 degrees Fahrenheit). The months of Decemberto May see heavier rainfall, while June to November are generally drier. Wear light, comfortable cottonclothing to beat the heat.

WEATHER & ATTIRE

For information regarding visa and entry requirements, please visit www.ica.gov.sg

VISA & ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

EMERGENCY NUMBERSPolice 999 Ambulance & Fire Brigade 995

HOSPITAL 24-HOUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCEMount Elizabeth (65) 6731 2218 Mount Alvernia (65) 6347 6210

Gleneagles (65) 6470 5700 Raff les Hospital (65) 6311 1555

FLIGHT INFORMATIONInformation on flight arrivals and departures at Changi Airport can be accessed at www.changiairport.com.sgor http://f lightinfo.asia1.com.sg. Alternatively, call the 24-hour Flight Information Hotline 1800 542 4422.

CREDIT CARDSAmerican Express 1800 732 2244 Mastercard 1800 110 0113

Diners Club 1800 292 7055 Visa 1800 448 1250

JCB 1800 734 0096

USEFUL NUMBERS

BANKSIn a global financial centre like Singapore, banking is convenient and efficient through the variety ofconsumer services, and leading financial institutions available here.

SingaporeDBS (The Development Bank of Singapore Ltd) 1800 111 1111

OCBC (Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd) (65) 6318 7222

UOB (United Overseas Bank Ltd) (65) 6533 9898

Others

For listings and contact details on government agencies, authorities, ministries, business associationsand trade centres, and chambers of commerce, please visit www.visitorsguide.com.sg/business.htm

Embassy of the Republic of Angola9 Temasek Boulevard, #44-03Suntec Tower TwoTel: (65) 6341 9360 Fax: (65) 6341 9367

Australian High Commission25 Napier RoadTel: (65) 6836 4100 Fax: (65) 6737 5400

Austria Embassy600 North Bridge Road, #24-04/05Park View SquareTel: (65) 6396 6350 Fax: (65) 6396 6340

High Commission fpr the People’s Republic ofBangladesh101 Thomson Road, #05-04 United SquareTel: (65) 6255 0075 Fax: (65) 6255 1824

Consulate of Barbados83 Clemenceau Avenue, #13-01 UE SquareTel: (65) 6734 3035 Fax: (65) 6734 3045

Consulate of Belarus50 Raffles Place, #44-04 Singapore Land TowerTel: (65) 63239345 Fax: (65) 63232789

Belgium Embassy8 Shenton Way, #14-01 Temasek TowerTel: (65) 6220 7677 Fax: (65) 6222 6976

Consulate of Belize101 Cecil Street, #22-01 Tong Eng BuildingTel: (65) 6224 4312, 6224 3308Fax: (65) 6224 6230

Consulate of the Kingdom of Bhutan100J Pasir Panjang Road, #05-00 SUTL HouseTel: (65) 6278 8555 Fax: (65) 6273 3555

Embassy of the Federative Republic of Brazil101 Thomson Road, #10-05 United SquareTel: (65) 6256 6001/2 Fax: (65) 6256 6619

High Commission of Brunei Darussalam325 Tanglin RoadTel: (65) 6733 9055 Fax: (65) 6737 5275

Royal Embassy of Cambodia400 Orchard Road, #10-03/04 Orchard TowersTel: (65) 6341 9785 Fax: (65) 6341 9201

Consulate of the Republic of Cameroon63 Robinson Road, #02-00 Afro Asia BuildingTel: (65) 6222 5555 Fax: (65) 6224 1343

Canadian High Commission80 Anson Road, #14-00 & #15-01/02 IBM TowersTel: (65) 6325 3200 Fax: (65) 6325 3291

Embassy of Chile105 Cecil Street, #25-00 The OctagonTel: (65) 6223 8577/8 Fax: (65) 6225 0677

Embassy of the People’s Republic of China150 Tanglin RoadTel: (65) 6418 0328 Fax: (65) 6734 4737

Consulate of the Republic of Columbia63 Robinson Road, #02-00 Afro Asia BuildingTel: (65) 6222 5555 Fax: (65) 6224 1343

Consulate of Union of the Comoros101 Cecil Street, #09-05 Tong Eng BuildingTel: (65) 6220 1815 Fax: (65) 6224 6590

Consulate of the Republic of Cote d’lvoire1 Maritime Square, #09-43 World Trade CentreTel: (65) 6278 8666 Fax: (65) 6278 4077

Consulate-General of the Republic of Cyprus102F Pasir Panjang Road, #08-03Tel: (65) 6271 9659 Fax: (65) 6271 5211

Embassy of Czech Republic7 Temasek Boulevard, #18-02Suntec City Tower OneTel: (65) 6332 2378 Fax: (65) 6332 2372

Royal Danish Embassy101 Thomson Road, #13-01 United SquareTel: (65) 6355 5010 Fax: (65) 6253 3764

Consulate-General of the Republic of Djibouti30 Gul CrescentTel: (65) 6862 3574 Fax: (65) 6861 9162

Consulate of the Dominican Republic50 Raffles Place, #31-03 Singapore Land TowerTel: (65) 6227 2777 Fax: (65) 6227 2776

Consulate of the Republic of Ecuador9 Rhu Cross, #12-10 Livonia, Costa RhuTel: (65) 6346 8205 Fax: (65) 6346 6155

Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt75 Grange RoadTel: (65) 6737 1811/1587 Fax: (65) 6732 3422

Consulate-General of the Federal DemocraticRepublic of Ethiopia23 Chin Bee AvenueTel: (65) 6262 1233 Fax: (65) 6261 2800

Consulate of the Republic of the Fiji Islands250 North Bridge Road, #16-01 Raffles City TowerTel: (65) 6335 7408 Fax: (65) 6336 4939

Embassy of Finland101 Thomson Road, #21-03 United SquareTel: (65) 6254 4042 Fax: (65) 6253 4101

French Embassy101/103 Cluny Park RoadTel: (65) 6880 7800 Fax: (65) 6880 7801/33

Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany50 Raffles Place, #12-00 Singapore Land TowerTel: (65) 6533 6002 Fax: (65) 6533 1132

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Consulate-General of Ghanac/o Lum Chang Holdings Ltd1 Selegie Road, #05-01 Paradiz CentreTel: (65) 6273 8888 Fax: (65) 6311 0900

Consulate-General of Greece896 Dunearn Road, #04-08 Sime Darby CentreTel: (65) 6875 1205 Fax: (65) 6875 1206

Embassy of the Republic of Hungary250 North Bridge Road, #29-01 Raff les City TowerTel: (65) 6883 0882 Fax: (65) 6883 0177

Consulate-General of the Republic of Iceland4 Battery Road, #26-01 Bank of China BuildingTel: (65) 6535 3600 Fax: (65) 6538 8598

High Commission of India31 Grange Road, India HouseTel: (65) 6737 6777/6809 Fax: (65) 6732 6909

Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia7 Chatsworth RoadTel: (65) 6737 7422 Fax: (65) 6737 5037

Embassy of Ireland541 Orchard Road, #08-00 Liat TowersTel: (65) 6238 7616 Fax: (65) 6238 7615

Embassy of Israel58 Dalvey RoadTel: (65) 6834 9220 Fax: (65) 6733 7008 / 6737 2502

Embassy of Italy101 Thomson Road, #27-02/03 United SquareTel: (65) 6250 6022 Fax: (65) 6253 3301

Consulate of JamaicaResource Pacific Holdings Pte Ltd78 Shenton Way, #28-01Tel: (65) 6227 7855 Fax: (65) 6323 2939

Embassy of Japan16 Nassim RoadTel: (65) 6235 8855 Fax: (65) 6733 1039

Diplomatic Mission of the Republic of Kazhakstan10 Collyer Quay, #13-10/11 Ocean BuildingTel: (65) 6536 6100 Fax: (65) 6438 8990

Embassy of the DemocraticPeople’s Republic of Korea7500 Beach Road, #09-320 The PlazaTel: (65) 6440 3498 Fax: (65) 6348 2026

Embassy of the Republic of Korea47 Scotts Road, #08-00 Goldbell TowerTel: (65) 6256 1188 Fax: (65) 6254 3191

Embassy of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic101 Thomson Road, #05-03A United SquareTel: (65) 6250 6044 Fax: (65) 6250 6014

Consulate of the Republic of Lebanon3 Temasek Avenue, #31-01 Centennial TowerTel: (65) 6333 1614 Fax: (65) 6333 1467

Consulate of the Republic of Lithuania151 Chin Swee Rd, #04-08 Manhattan HouseTel: (65) 6221 1755 Fax: (65) 6221 1005

Consulate-General of the Grand Duchyof Luxembourg1 Pickering Street, #16-01 Great Eastern CentreTel: (65) 6428 2218 Fax: (65) 6327 3027

Consulate of the Republic of Madagascar26 Eng Hoon StreetTel: (65) 6223 1316 Fax: (65) 6223 6327

High Commission of Malaysia301 Jervois RoadTel: (65) 6235 0111 Fax: (65) 6733 6135

Consulate of the Republic of Mali36 Robinson Road, 18th Floor City HouseTel: (65) 6220 7779 Fax: (65) 6220 1602

Consulate of the Republic of Malta10 Anson Road, #15-02 International PlazaTel: (65) 6324 2060 Fax: (65) 6227 6707

Consulate of the Republic of Mauritius400 Orchard Road, #09-03 Orchard TowersTel: (65) 6734 2412 Fax: (65) 6834 0881

Embassy of Mexico Singapore152 Beach Road, #06-07/08 Gateway East TowerTel: (65) 6298 2678 Fax: (65) 6293 3484

Consulate of the Principality of Monaco720 Mountbatten RoadTel: (65) 98187475 Fax: (65) 68874678

Consulate of the Kingdom of Morocco300 Beach Road, #02-01 The ConcourseTel: (65) 6392 988 Fax: (65) 6392 9901

Embassy of the Union of Myanmar15 St. Martin’s DriveTel: (65) 6735 0209 Fax: (65) 6735 6236

Consulate-General of Nepal1 North Bridge Road#18-05 High Street CentreTel: (65) 6336 1677 Fax: (65) 6337 1737

Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands541 Orchard Road #13-01 Liat TowersTel: (65) 6737 1155 Fax: (65) 6737 1940

New Zealand High Commission391A Orchard Road, #15-06/10Ngee Ann City Tower ATel: (65) 6235 9966 Fax: (65) 6733 9924

High Commission of the Federal Republic of Nigeria72 Anson Road,#08-02 Anson HouseTel: (65) 6732 1743 Fax: (65) 6732 1742

Royal Norwegian Embassy16 Raff les Quay, #44-01 Hong Leong BuildingTel: (65) 6220 7122 Fax: (65) 6220 2191

Pakistan High Commission1 Scotts Road, #24-02/04 Shaw CentreTel: (65) 6737 6988/6621 Fax: (65) 6737 4096

Embassy of Republic of Panama16 Raff les Quay, #41-06 Hong Leong BuildingTel: (65) 6221 8677 Fax: (65) 6224 0892

Consulate-General of the Independent Stateof Papua New Guinea10 Anson Road, #15-01/02 International PlazaTel: (65) 6221 2609 Fax: (65) 6221 2204

Embassy of the Republic of Peru390 Orchard Road, #12-03Palais Renaissance BuildingTel: (65) 6738 8595 Fax: (65) 6738 8601

Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines20 Nassim RoadTel: (65) 6737 3977 Fax: (65) 6733 9544

Embassy of the Republic of Poland435 Orchard Road, #17-02/03 Wisma AtriaTel: (65) 62359478 Fax: (65) 62359479

Consulate of Portugal55 Waterloo Street, #09-03ATel: (65) 6334 1231 Fax: (65) 6533 4943

Embassy of Romania48 Jalan Harom SetangkaiTel: (65) 6468 3424 Fax: (65) 6468 3425

Embassy of the Russian Federation51 Nassim RoadTel: (65) 6235 1834 Fax: (65) 6733 4780

Consulate of Samoa1 Raff les Place, #21-01 OUB CentreTel: (65) 6533 2611 Fax: (65) 6532 5092

Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia40 Nassim RoadTel: (65) 6734 5878 Fax: (65) 6738 5291

Consulate-General of the Republic of Seychelles22 Cavenagh Road, #01-17Tel: (65) 6732 2202 Fax: (65) 6738 1710

Consulate General of the Slovak Republic200 Cantonment Road, #09-01 SouthpointTel: (65) 6236 6103 Fax: (65) 6224 5954

Consulate of the Republic of Slovenia50 Raffles Place, #32-00 Singapore Land TowerTel: (65) 6239 7522 Fax: (65) 6532 5201

High Commission of the Republic of South Africa331 North Bridge Road, #15-01/06 Odeon TowersTel: (65) 6339 3319 Fax: (65) 6339 6658

Embassy of the Kingdom of Spain7 Temasek Boulevard, #39-00Suntec City Tower OneTel: (65) 6725 9220 Fax: (65) 6333 3025

High Commission of the Democratic SocialistRepublic of Sri Lanka51 Newton Road, #13-07/12 Goldhill PlazaTel: (65) 6254 4595/6/7 Fax: (65) 6250 7201

Embassy of Sweden111 Somerset Road, #05-01Singapore Power BuildingTel: (65) 6415 9720 Fax: (65) 6415 9747

Embassy of Switzerland1 Swiss Club LinkTel: (65) 6468 5788 Fax: (65) 6466 8245

Royal Thai Embassy370 Orchard Road Tel: (65) 6737 2644 Fax: (65) 6732 0778

Consulate of the United Republic of Tonga#047-020 Passenger Terminal 2Changi International AirportTel: (65) 6542 0357 Fax: (65) 6448 4335

Consulate of the Republic of Tunisia15 Scotts Road, #07-00 Thong Teck BuildingTel: (65) 6737 7544 Fax: (65) 6835 0933

Embassy of the Republic of Turkey2 Shenton Way, #10-03, SGX Centre OneTel: (65) ) 6533 3390 Fax: (65) 6533 3360

Consulate of the United Republic of Tuvalu623 Aljunied Road, #04-04Aljunied Industrial ComplexTel: (65) 6842 2426 Fax: (65) 6842 2428

Consulate of the United Republic of Uganda3 Ubi Avenue 3 #07-00 Crocodile HouseTel: (65) 6749 2782 Fax: (65) 6749 8737

Embassy of Ukraine50 Raffles Place, #16-05 Singapore Land TowerTel: (65) 6535 6550 Fax: (65) 6535 2116

Embassy of the United Arab Emirates600 North Bridge Road, #09-01/05Parkview SquareTel: (65) 6238 8206 Fax: (65) 6238 0081

British High Commission100 Tanglin RoadTel: (65) 6424 4200 Fax: (65) 6424 4218

Embassy of the United States of America27 Napier RoadTel: (65) 6476 9100 Fax: (65) 6476 9340

Consulate of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay80 Robinson Road, #08-01/02Tel: (65) 6225 5111 Fax: (65) 6224 3594

Consulate of the Republic of Vanuatu27 Foch Road, #03-07 Hoa Nam BuildingTel: (65) 6235 6858 Fax: (65) 6235 5851

Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic ofVenezuela10 Claymore Road, Negara Meritus SingaporeRoom 1713Tel: (65) 6831 6714 Fax: (65) 6831 6714

Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam10 Leedon ParkTel: (65) 6462 5938 Fax: (65) 6462 5936

Consulate of the Republic of Yemen36 Purvis Street, #02-05 Talib CentreTel: (65) 6339 2776 Fax: (65) 6339 6716

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STB OVERSEAS OFFICES

HEAD OFFICE

SINGAPORE

Singapore Tourism BoardTourism Court, 1 Orchard Spring LaneSingapore 247729Tel: (65) 736 6622/1800 736 2000 (toll-free in Singapore only)Fax: (65) 6736 9423www.visitsingapore.com

ASEAN

INDONESIA

Singapore Tourism Board 27th Floor – Suite 01 / 02 Menara Bank DanamonJln Prof. Dr Satrio Kav E IV / 6 Mega Kuningan, Jakarta 12950 Tel: (62-21) 5799 2276 / (62-21) 5799 2279Fax: (62-21) 5799 2271Email: stb_indonesia@stb.gov.sg

Singapore Tourism Board Level 1, Grand Angkasa International HotelJl Sutomo No 1 Medan 20235 Sumatera Utara Tel: (62-61) 456 6649 Fax: (62-61) 456 6650Email: stb_indonesia@stb.gov.sg

PHILLIPPINES

Singapore Tourism Board 17th Floor 6788 Ayala Avenue1226 Makati City, ManilaTel: (63-2) 813 0946 / (63-2) 813 4968Fax: (63-2) 813 6585Email: stbphils@pacific.net.ph

MALAYSIA

Singapore Tourism BoardGround Floor, Menara Keck Seng203 Jalan Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur 55100 Tel: (60-3) 2142 7133 Fax: (60-3) 2148 7133Email: info@stb.org.my

Singapore Visitors CentreLevel 2, MK 2-05 Johor Bahru City Square108 Jalan Wong Ah Fook, Johor Bahru 80000Tel: (60-7) 222 3355 Fax: (60-7) 222 2939Email: information@stb.org.my

THAILAND

Singapore Visitors CentreUnit F209 – 210 2nd Floor United Center Building323 Silom Road, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500Tel: (66-2) 630 4774 / 76 Fax: (66-2) 630 4773Email: stbbkk@truemail.co.th

VIETNAM

Singapore Visitors Centre 3rd Floor Saigontourist Department Store 35 bis - 45 Le Thanh Ton Street District 1 Ho Chi Minh City Tel: (84-8) 827 7646 Fax: (84-8) 827 7648Email: visitsingapore@hcm.vnn.vn

GREATER CHINA

Singapore Tourism BoardUnit 1202 – 1205 West Tower of LG BuildingJian Wai Avenue, Beijing 100022Tel: (86-10) 5879 3388Fax: (86-10) 5879 3666 – Greater China Office (86-10) 5879 3616 – Northern China OfficeEmail: stb_gc@stb.gov.sg

Singapore Tourism BoardRoom 1005 Shanghai Kerry Centre1515 Nanjing Road West, Shanghai 200040Tel: (86-21) 5298 5688 Fax: (86-21) 5298 5388Email: stb_gc@stb.gov.sg

HONG KONG

Singapore Tourism BoardRoom 2003 Central Plaza 18 Harbour Road,Wanchai, Hong KongTel: (85-2) 2598 9290 Fax: (85-2) 2598 1040Email: stbhk1@hknet.com

TAIWAN

Singapore Tourism BoardUnit H, 6th Floor, Hung Tai Center168 Tun Hwa North Road, Taipei 105Tel: (886-2) 2718 5280 Fax: (886-2) 2719 1049Email: stbtpeinfo@seed.net.tw

NORTH ASIA

JAPAN

Singapore Tourism Board8th Floor Chiyoda Building 1-6-4, Yuraku-cho,Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-0006 Tel: (81-3) 3593 3388 Fax: (81-3) 3591 1480Email: info@stb.or.jp

Singapore Tourism Board 4th Floor Osaka City Air Terminal (OCAT)1-4-1, Minato-machi, Naniwa-ku, Osaka 556-0017Tel: (81-6) 6635 3088 Fax: (81-6) 6635 3089Email: info@stb.or.jp

KOREA

Singapore Tourism Board9th Floor Young Poong Building33 Sorin-Dong Chongro-ku, Seoul Tel: (82-2) 399 5570 Fax: (82-2) 399 5574Email: info@visitsingapore.or.kr

SOUTH EAST ASIA,MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA

INDIA

Singapore Visitors CentreIspahani Centre 123/124 Nungambakkam HighRoad, Chennai 600 034Tel: (91-44) 4213 9995 Fax: (91-44) 4201 2200Email: chennai@stb.gov.sg

Singapore Tourism BoardBlock F, Ground Floor International Trade TowerNehru Place, New Delhi 110019 Tel: (91-11) 4168 3070 / 71 / 72Fax: (91-11) 4168 3073Email: delhi@stb.gov.sg

Singapore Tourism Board1st Floor Manek Lodge85 Hughes Road, Above HDFC BankMumbai 400007Tel: (91-22) 2380 2202Fax: (91-22) 2380 2207Email: mumbai@stb.gov.sg

DUBAI

Singapore Tourism BoardCrowne Plaza Commercial Tower 19th Floor, Unit 1901 / 02 Sheik Zayed Road P.O. Box 62425, Dubai Tel: (971-4) 329 0898 Fax: (971-4) 331 2177Email: dubai@stb.gov.sg

AMERICAS

NORTH AMERICA

Singapore Tourism Board4929 Wilshire Boulevard Suite 510 Los Angeles, CA 90010 Tel: (1-323) 677 0808 Fax: (1-323) 677 0801Email: losangeles@stb.gov.sg

Singapore Tourism Board 1156 Avenue of the Americas Suite 702 New York, NY 10036 Tel: (1-212) 302 4861 Fax: (1-212) 302 4801Email: newyork@stb.gov.sg

EUROPE

UNITED KINGDOM

Singapore Tourism Board1st Floor Carrington House 126 - 130 Regent Street London W1B 5JX Tel: (44-20) 7437 0033 Fax: (44-20) 7734 2191Toll-Free No: 08080 656 565 (within UK only)Email: info@stb.org.uk

GERMANY

Singapore Tourism BoardHochstrasse 35 – 37 60313 Frankfurt am Main Tel: (49-69) 920 7700 Fax: (49-69) 297 8922Email: info@stb-germany.de

OCEANIA

AUSTRALIA

Singapore Tourism BoardLevel 11 AWA Building 47 York Street Sydney NSW 2000 Tel: (61-2) 9290 2888 / (61-2) 9290 2882Fax: (61-2) 9290 2555Email: stb-syd@stb-syd.org.au

NEW ZEALAND

Singapore Tourism Boardc/o Vivaldi World Limited 10K 1340-C Glenbrook Road RD1, Waiuku, AucklandTel: (64-9) 834 8641Fax: (64-9) 834 8691Email: stb.auckland@xtra.co.nz

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*Tourist enquiries via the video conferencing facility. Visitors can speak to a Customer Service Officer via the video conferencing link, as the SVC is not manned by staff.

TouristlineOperating hours: 24 hoursTouristline: 1800-736-2000 (toll-free in Singapore) Tel: (65) 6736-2000 (from overseas)

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Need advice to get you started sightseeing, eating or shopping your wayaround Singapore? Why not pop by any one of the following SingaporeVisitors Centres to make your stay here a memorable one.

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HarbourFront

Opening Hours: 24 hours*

Nearest MRT Station: HarbourFront (NE1)

@ Cruise Centre

Terminals 1 and 2, Singapore Changi Airport

Opening Hours: 6.00am to 2.00am daily

Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport (CG2)

@ Changi Arrival Halls

Terminals 1 and 2, Singapore Changi Airport

Opening Hours: 6.00am to 2.00am daily

Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport (CG2)

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177 River Valley Road, Level 1,

Liang Court Shopping Centre

Opening Hours:

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Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay (NE5)

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AbdulGaffoorMosque

TheInnCrowd

Backpackers’Hostel

PerakLodge

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73 Dunlop Street, The InnCrowdBackpackers’ Hostel

Opening Hours:10.00am to 10.00pm daily

Nearest MRT Station: Little India (NE7)

@ Little India

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Fountain ofWealth

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SuntecCity Mall

The Galleria @ Suntec City Mall

Opening Hours:

10.00am to 6.00pm daily

Nearest MRT Station:

City Hall (EW13/NS25)

@ Suntec

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LEGEND

Airport passengers who have at least6 hours to spare in transit, can hop ontothe Free City Shuttle to town, scheduledat regular intervals, to discover Singapore'sethnic heritage at Little India, or opt for

retail therapy at Suntec City or Bugis Street.

(Subject to visa requirements)

FreeCity Shuttle to Town

Airport passengers who have at least5 hours to spare in transit, can choose

from two free two-hour city tours:Colonial Tour or Cultural Tour.

(Subject to visa requirements)

FreeSingapore Tour

A personal licensed taxi tour guidewill show visitors the wonders and

sights in the city. Please enquire aboutcharges at the SVCs.

TaxiTourist Guide

TBooking for ToursHotel ReservationsTourist Enquiries

Paid Internet AccessSale of Attraction Tickets

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AsianCivilisationsMuseum,

Empress Place

BoatQuay

City LinkMall

FunanDigitaLife

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Singapore ArtMuseum

Suntec SingaporeInternationalConvention &Exhibition Centre

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MAP OF SINGAPORE

TUAS LINK(To Malaysia)

SINGAPORE - JOHORCAUSEWAY

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SingaporeChangi Airport

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Jurong EastInterchange

Bukit Batok

Bukit Gombak

ChoaChu Kang

YewTee

Kranji

Marsiling

WoodlandsAdmiralty

Sembawang

Yishun

Khatib

Yio Chu Kang

Ang Mo Kio

Bishan

Braddell

Toa Payoh

Novena

Newton

Orchard

Somerset

Dhoby GhautInterchange

Chinatown

Outram ParkInterchange

TiongBahru

Redhill

Queenstown

Commonwealth

SingaporeBotanicGardens

BuonaVista

DoverClementi

City HallInterchange

Marina South

Kallang Aljunied Paya LebarEunos

Kembangan

Bedok

TanahMerah

Simei

Tampines

Pasir Ris

Expo

ChangiAirport

Little India

Farrer Park

Serangoon

Kovan

HougangBuangkok

NE15 Sengkang

Punggol

Boon Keng

PotongPasir

Tampines Expressway (TPE)

HarbourFront

Pulau Ubin

Changi Chapel& Museum

NewaterVisitor Centre

SingaporeRiver

OrchidCountry Club

RAFFLES CITYCONVENTION CENTRE

EW14NS26

Raffles PlaceInterchange

EW15

TanjongPagar

BugisLavender

National Museumof Singapore

EW11

EW12

SingaporeCity Gallery

SUNTEC SINGAPORE INTERNATIONALCONVENTION & EXHIBITION CENTRE

SingaporeZoo

JurongBirdPark

NightSafari

HarbourFrontCruise Centre

SINGAPORE EXPO

Clarke Quay

Call our 24-hour Touristline/Shopping Hotline at 1800 736 2000 (toll-freein Singapore) or (65) 6736 2000 (for international calls) for all your shopping,dining and nightlife queries.