Singapore

Nice shopping center/ mall and some places with good food.

Holland Village is a great neighborhood in Singapore where are lots o shops,f nice restaurants, Michelangelo's is one of my favorite's.. A nice review? http://www.crave.com.sg/content/view/27If you want to do your nails, there is the best nail spa in Singapore, Serendipity nail spa won several awards and really is a nice place with great atmosphere and professional staff. www.serendipity.com.sg

If you wanna go dancing, the better party's are at Zouk and next door Velvet. Better dress superb otherwise you will take a cab to a bar after the long Q..Q Bar is a nice near the business district and Double O bar in the Mohamed Sultan is great to drink and dance.

One thing not to miss in Singapore is the Singapore Zoo. It is probably the best in the world and you cannot miss it.

Singapore is home to most cleanlinest airports around. I like these airports cos I can surf the internet anytime I wanted to.

Didn't like the place much. Hardly no hostels there. Sentosa was nice. Get the cable car across. Men tend to stare at us girls there.

Singapore is a place fabulous for shopping on the famous Orchard Rd. It's clean, friendly and there is loads of hotels to choose from. If yo're looking for a budget hotel, try Hotel 81. Its cheap, clean and convenient to everything you need.

Check out the night safari

Go to Lau Pa Sat, the food is amazing!

If you're young and looking for a great place to party: Nightclub Zouk...three different floors where Dj's from all over the world let you dance to the newest club music...THE place to be!

Fantastic shopping! Go in May and have the ultimate shopping experience during the Summer sales.

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Don't wear make up! It melts off you...

Extremely clean,not even 1 piece of litter on the streets,no noise,view beautiful an expensive lifestyles.

Don't stop here unless you are on a shopping spree holiday. Very, very good shopping, which is really, really, bad if you are a backpacker with an already hugely overfull rucksack.

The food is definitely worth stopping here for! Eat fish head curry rice with your fingers off a banana leaf in "Little India" (Serangoon Rd) or try drunken prawns (marinated live in rice wine til sozzled, then thrown in a hot wok) or chilli crab or pepper crab, real Singapore dishes if you ask me. The mixture of different cultures has created a wonderful variety of delicious dishes so you'd be missing out if you didn't try them.

shopping!! 24 h shopping at great prices at mustafa centre, cheap electronics at simlim. hot and muggy, so wear shorts and singlets most of the time. great for food and try the hawker fare too! caution: make sure you know the fines.

Very beautiful place. Visit Minerva island!

As a women, unless you are petite and wear small shoes don't expect to find much that will fit. If you're a tall woman the only way you'll find something to fit is if you get it tailor made (you're better off in Bangkok and Hoi-An if that's what you're after...).

Vivo City is the latest shopping mall in Spore! There is a Feng Shui water feature at the entrance to the outdoor park! =)

Wear clothes that BREATHE! expect to sweat a lot. visit the Botanical Gardens.

have breakfast with the orangutains at the zoo check out the night safari, so much fun

you have to make sure to go to mohammed mustafa shopping centre.... BEST SHOPPING!!!!

eat at one of the million restaurantsgo to one of the million barsparty until they close the placesbring a lot of moneyAsia for Startes:Singapore

Try and move away from the city centre - there is much to see and do.

Don't take chewing gum.. its illegal!!And also don't litter.. its very clean and tidy.Everyone over there is really polite and helpful, I never met a rude person when i was there.

Singapore food is a must try!!!There are food from religions that u can try.

So much to do and so much to see for such a small place. Safe, clean and beautiful.

Go to Geylang to buy and eat some amazing durian. That's if you can stand the smell ofcourse. The taste of the fruit however is divine. Very important: do NOT bring durian into the MRT subway train. It's actually against the law to do that. Geylang also happens to be the sanctioned red light district of Singapore. So be prepared to encounter some Chinese and Vietnamese prostitutes standing on the street.

Have a fan with you at all times and DO NOT TAKE DRUGS OR ELSE BYE BYE..... and from now beware of Mas Selamat bin Kastari hes a terrorist who ran away from a detention centre. have fun

Geylang road is the red light area in Singapore;)You can not buy or sell chewing gum but prostitution is legal in Singapore!

Really cool place with pagoda's and thee houses!Not a place you would haved guessed being in this country with all the peace and beauty.

Sentosa Island, the party place for Singapore!Had a great beach party in December, Zouk Out where there where over 25000 party people and 1 big party! (just like at home:))

Do you wanna bring something special to your loved ones from Singapore? Go to the Raffles Hotel (Beach Road) and buy some mooncakes...the traditional sweets for Moon-cake Festival also known as the Lantern Festival (between mid-September and early October) made with lotus seeds and bean paste...it may sound weird but they're really delicious (but nothing for friends of the light food)

Singapore is as clean as you imagine it would be. I enjoyed it but beware if you are on a budget it is really expensive.

Some parts of Singapore that I love- Little India, for its colors, but stay away during the weekends because of the massive crowds. Between Little India and Dhoby Ghaut, Selegie Road has a great soy bean curd stall (Rochor Beancurd) and another dim sum place (Victor's Kitchen) in Sunshine Plaza. Great food! Shopper alert: For computer equipment/ electronics, visit Sim Lim Square along Rochor Canal Road. Great deals and competitive prices.

A quiet part of Singapore to visit: Changi Village for the famous nasi lemak, strolls by the beach and perhaps a bum boat ride to an offshore island (e.g. Pulau Ubin). One of the places you might want to visit is Chek Jawa (visit the Singapore Parks website for info)- a conservation area with a variety of marine life.

Check out the laser night show at Sentosa Island! Only one in the world! Awesome!!!

Every one rides a bike, no cars. Only access is by boat.

Singapore night zoo, is worth the trip, most hotel concierge's will book it up for you.

Two words...Hawker Markets.

Very Modern, I liked the style

Always changing and expanding, the tabogan/tea-tray thing is great fun if you can handle the waits...

Try and get to do some of the water sports available in the area!

Try a Singapore sling at the Raffles Hotel bar, it is worth the trip and the hotel is beautiful.

Don't forget to go to the top of the Merlion on Sentosa island too, the view is awesome!

Smith Street: Great outdoor eating area (chinese food)MRT: China Town

Take the cable car to really get a good view of the city, you won't regret it!

Holland Village is a great neighborhood in Singapore where are lots o shops,f nice restaurants, Michelangelo's is one of my favorite's.. A nice review? http://www.crave.com.sg/content/view/27If you want to do your nails, there is the best nail spa in Singapore, Serendipity nail spa won several awards and really is a nice place with great atmosphere and professional staff. www.serendipity.com.sg

The best part of my trip to Singapore was the Night Zoo. It is just amazing and so natural. I saw many animals that I'd never heard of. It is a must-see for anyone heading to Singapore.

Great modern (and fairly priced) shopping on Orchard Rd. Chili Crab is a must try!

The zoo is well-worth visiting, even if you generally do not like zoos. If you actually like seeing animals, this is a must-see. The Singapore Zoo was one of the pioneers in the natural habitat concept, and they have got it down. There are no cages, and for most animals, all that stands between them and you is a moat. Fences are cleverly hidden by greenery such that in most cases unless you are trying to look they just aren’t there. Some critters are behind glass, like reptiles, but even then live within a natural looking setting. This all creates the impression that you are seeing the animals up close. There are beautiful white tigers and some of the biggest crocodiles I have ever seen. Most of the animals seemed lively and animated. The shows and feeding sessions go on all day, and are entertaining. They can descend a bit into circus-like stunts, and this may be a bit off-putting when compared to how much effort otherwise goes into making the zoo not seem like an animal penitentiary. You can pay to be photographed with various creatures, or on ponies or elephants, so parents may need to sort out their stance on this before hand ‘cause it will look like fun to your kids. Food is everywhere and not too expensive. There are some shops, but they are heavy on souvenirs and light on necessities, so bring along any diapers and other baby maintenance gear you will need for the day. With a few exceptions, the zoo is generally flat and easy on strollers, with wide paved paths to take you between exhibits. A lot of it is in the sun, so sun screen and hats are needed. There is a zoo tram that you can pay for that will take you past all the major exhibits.

If you don't like heat, humidity, and a 100% urban landscape, don't stay here for long. I stayed in Singapore for 3 days when I was 5, and I the strongest memory is the heat. I've since been on the free transit tour a couple of times, and this is a pretty efficient way to see the main sites.

Wonderful island right in front of Singapore. It houses a resort and a huge theme park, with esotic animals, dolphins shows, kart tracks etc... it's worth to spend a whole day in here but bring fresh water with you, as queues to enter attractions could be long and under a burning sun. You can get there with the sky cab that leaves from the top of a skyscraper in the southern commercial part of Singapore. If you don't want to spend loads of $$$ for a lunch (restaurants on the island are few and expensive) you can always rely on a Subway Fast Food, close to the main entrance.

Try to speak Singlish (Singaporean English) :)

if you have to wait at the airport, don't forget to take a swimm on the rooftop. just great.

I don t like this city, or country. It s just a big city with shopping center

A 'Fine' city Very very clean, orderly and wonderful shopping. They even have a Manchester United store

the "guess" store in the airport of singapur is very cheap!

Much too humid for me... just stayed at the airport though, lol! Heard it's excellent for shopping!!

If you dont have long dont bother with the night safari, go during the day, I think you'd see more. Take a trip to Sentosa Island in the afternoon, nothing opens till 10 or 11! and make sure to have a lot of time at the airport, it is fabulous!

Want cheap accommodation, cheap beer, and lots of fun? Check out The Inn Crowd, in Little India. Best book ahead.

Bukit means Hill in Malay. Bukit Batok lays in the centre of Singapore and there are many HDB flats..Little more south is Bukit Timah (also the name of the hills), where is the premiere residential district.

it has a very nice, but a lot of people.

Staying at Gallery Hotel is a treat

Stay at Gallery Hotel and stroll along the river with its ware houses at night.

Three musts: Jurong Bird Park (where the night stuff others have written about is located); eat at the Rasa Singapura and visit the Botanical Gardens (for birders, especially). Taxi cabs are fun and the way I get around.

didnt get to see much of singapore , just the airport, which is quite large compared to brisbane,lots of people.

In Singapore take the oportunity to go for Dinner to one of these places where they serve Crabs. They are delicious and should be eaten by hand. They serve them with some white buns that you can use to soap up the sauce

The Jurong Bird Park is absolutely brilliant - brillant in colour, in noise and in variety.

ITS THE BEST COUNTRY I HAVE EVER SEEN. I RECOMMEND IT FOR EVERYONE. ITS BEAUTIFUL

10000 km away from home and missing some german essentials like Duplo, Malzbier or Persil? Check out the German Market Place. You find selected food, beer, wine, dairy and sweets Mon to Sat 10am till 7pm on 609 Bukit Timah Road.

Most gay travellers start in Backstage near Chinatown. Take the Pagoda Road exit and turn right. Look upwards for a rainbow flag on the left and the entrance is just around the corner. People tend to start there and go to Tantric (nicknamed Tantrum).

Welcome to the largest shopping mall in the world.

Always hand your credit card, business card, or simply anything, with two hands and a slight bow.

It is the cleanest country! so, make sure you don't litter, or else you will be fined. Besides that, the food is amazing and fairly priced. Trains make travelling from city to city very easy. As for permanently settling in Singapore, you're looking at high taxes.

Stay away from men dressed as monks trying to give you a 'free' card to bring you luck. If your accept it, they will then try to get you to make a donation to the homeless....this is bullshit.

Buy an EZ-Link card, easy way to get around (can be used on buses and trains etc)For a great way to experience traditional food, go to a hawker centre; open air food courts with mixed-cultural foods

Buy an EZ-Link card, easy + cheap way to get around (can be used on buses and trains etc)

Everyone says that you must go to Raffles for a Singapore Sling. I wouldn't bother again. Its pre-mixed and is not as good as most of the other surrounding bars. Plus $20 for a pre-mixed drink, no thanks. Your better off going to the Ministry Of Sound.

If shopping is one of your hobbies, you should visit Singapore. For expensive things, you can get it at Orchard road. for cheap things, go to Mustofa and little India. Don't forget to check the nitelife at clarke quay.

In Singapore, take a look around, act as if singapore was your playground, dont be confined in one area, go out and explore everywhere, just dont illegally enter malaysia by accident

Enjoy the nightlife, and the smell of fresh food along the streets, everything is more lively at night

If you're not a good bargainer, stay away from places like Sim-Lim square or other shops with no price-list shown. The locals may be able to get the best prices there, but chances are that you will get fooled. Make sure you check in advance on the Internet for the value of one specific item before making a purchase. Also make sure that when you buy, that you don't get a second hand item or there are some pieces missing. If you should get a bad deal in Singapore, you can complain to the authorities, who will thoroughly investigate your complaint. Never buy on the last day, so you are able to leave a complaint if something is wrong with the item.My best buy for electronics was in Carrefour on Orchard Road.

You can find all kinds of food in Singapore. If you stick with Asian, you will get great value at food-halls and food-courts. Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Chijmes are very nice areas for dining and drinking, but you will pay up to ten times more than in other restaurants or on the street.The crab in black pepper sauce is a must-try dish!

Si vous avez un peu de temps libre lors de votre escale, profitez du bus gratuit mis a disposition par l'aeroport pour visiter la ville. Par contre vous ne pourrez pas sortir du bus.

There are 52 malls in this little city so make sure you visit atleast 3-4 before buying something as you are certain on getting a better deal if you just have the patience to look..

beautiful hotel in a great location for a touch of luxury stay at the Swissotel Merchant Court

Go to the Tiffin room at the Raffles Hotel for an excellent Indian Buffet.

This place is hot and stuffy. The good thing about Singapore is that the streets are spotless. Don't throw anything on the ground, the fines are vicious!

On the level below Asia Bar in Swissôtel there is a really nice cocktail bar with live music and a relaxed atmosphere. Forgot the name of the place...

the best way to travel in singapore is the metro..its cheap, fast and the easiest way to get around..

the gallery hotel at the 76 robertson quai is really expensiv, but very nice (pool on the rooftop, bar, restaurant, 24 hour roomservice).if you are exhausted go to the fort canning park to lime.go to the asia museum.struggling along the singapore river is a must.if you have enough money, then go shopping in the orchard road.

Ghangi is the airport area and beside the park and beach runs the freeway which takes you anywhere in town in no time!The taxi's are very friendly priced and the tube takes you almost anywhere cheap..

When in transit at Singapore airport, take the monorail to the other terminal - which you can do in transit without going through customs, visit the hotel and pay a fee to use the pool - you get a towel and some toiletries so you can shower afterwards. This is the best way to refresh yourself if you've been travelling longhaul. On last visit it cost me about $14 singapore dollars. 

go shopping down orchard road,wear jandals,dont bother going to the night safari and shop at night time.

Singapore has one of the best public transport systems in the world and one of the cleanest. Taking the Bus or the MRT will get you almost anywhere you want to go and will be much cheaper than taking taxis everywhere. Make sure to get the easy to read transportation guides available everywhere and get started!

If you really want to experience the varied gastronomic culture of Singapore, there are a few places you MUST visit, and a few dishes you MUST try. You must visit Chinatown where you can find the wet market, and many strange and unusual foods. Turtle foot soup, anyone? A visit to Little India will leave you thinking you have stepped into a different country. Make sure to try the curries, preferrably at a Southern Indian establishment. Here is a list of foods that are easily enjoyed by nearly everyone and reflect the fusion cuisine of Singapore. Satay with peanut sauce - the street vendors in hawkers centers do it best. Roti Prata, with or without the curry to dip it in. Chilli crab - spicy, but not too hot, and very flavorful.Nasi Lemak - make sure to be careful of the chilli sauce in this Malay staple if you can't take the heat. Laksa - this coconut creamy noodle dish is like no otherChicken Rice - the quintessential dish of simplicity, chicken and rice.Char Kway Teow - flat rice noodles stir fried with garlic, soy sauce, and egg. Everyone can eat this...The list goes on and on.... for photos and locations of the best food stuffs, visitwww.makansutra.com

You'll find very spicy food which is delicious but be sure there are toilets nearby lol !!!

Singapore is the little island that could - it's probably the only country in the planet which decides that it can't survive without foreign visitors and get their acts together (hello, there's less people to organize over there - and they can do it quicker by brute force - stop smoking, spitting, and chewing gum or you're fined - so cold and yet so cool since it works). It transformed itself into a green beauty with shady large trees lining their streets and despite space constraints, still manage to provide us with plenty of public open spaces. Even a swimming pool on the 5th floor of a bldg offer a lofty view to die for. It offers almost everything any kind of tourists want, except nature trekkers and adventurers. Shoppers might not get the best deals since everything tends to be costlier here, but they will find it. So would the foodies type. Stylish culinary spots offer great ambiance, like Chijmes or Clarke Quay, and the latest, Tanglin. The culture vulture will never run out of options with every major bands, circus, and whatnot performers gracing its monumental theatres the Esplanades. With good preservation policy Singapore has some European grandeur left in its architecture, vestiges of its British colony days. The National Museum is a great place to start learning about the place! Kids would love the night safari and bookworms wouldn't want to leave the massive vast Kinokuniya store at Ngee An. Most hotels (all int'l chains are available here) are pricey, even the windowless, damp, 'cheap' ones. MRT/subway and bus systems cover most places (and there's not much to cover to begin with) so it's still explorable on the cheap. Otherwise, there are the "uncles" taxidrivers, and you can call these taxicabs companies to order one and avoid the queues. They are convenient, some accept credit cards payment and most will give you receipts.

take the cable cart down to sentosa island,the pink dolphins,water world,the merlion and siloso beach are a must see there! ps:dress as light as possible its crazy humid!

Chilli crab at East Coast seafood center.

Singapore Zoo is one of the best open concept to be found anywhere and the world's first night safari is right next door. It's a long day to do both but it's well worth the effort. Buy yourself a 3 park pass which will get you to the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and Jurong Bird Park. You can do one of the other or both, bot attractions are literally across the road from one another, and are sold on either seperate or combined tickets. We visited the Zoo in the late afternoon, went across to the Safari and had dinner before heading out on what really did seem like a safari! I am not a big fan of zoos, but this one is amazing, the animals are all in big areas, and it feels like they are in their own habitat. The Night Safari is very cool, you can take a little train so far, then walk, and you will see all of the animals wandering about! you have to be really quiet so not to frighten them, but it feels like Africa !

Try the starbucks there....their ginger bread is heavenly

Travel in singapore will not be completed w/o eating authentic singapore cuisine and hawker centres is one of the place to go.Unlike other hawker centres in other country, you would not be worrying about it's sanitation, and it's not a poor man's meal...it's really value for money..it depicts the picture of Singapore.you'll have the taste of mixture of East and West.

Singapore is the most tidiest place I have ever been to in my life. You could eat from the ground, it is sooo clean and looked after sooo well. So you have to be very well behaved too. You must not throw any chewing gum, cigarette or garbage on the street, because it will take out a huge amount of cash from your pocket as a penalty for littering.

so clean and organised in comparison to neighboring KL/Penang/Bangkok.

The way out of singapore lol!!! when going to malaysia. suburbia singapore style.

If you're scared of heights (especially like bridges etc) be prepared when going to Sentosa Island!

Cleanest and safest city I've seen (and lived) so far. You must see Sentosa, Night Safari, Clark Quay, Fountain of Wealth and ride the Singapore Flyer. The buses and MRT are very efficient and cost-effective. Buy the EZ-Link card to get cheaper fares.

Catch a taxi from the airport to your hotel - it's very very cheap and convenient! Catching a shuttle or a bus means you are likely to drop others off first, and waste lots of your time in the process. For the price I suggest catching a taxi on arrival.

Clean is the first word id use for this city.China town is a must cheap food and the worlds biggest beer i have ever seen.

Orchard Street has a lot to do but is quite pricey if you are shopping. Check out the China town. Make sure you make your way to the Ruffles hotel to have a real Singapore Sling, afterall, it's where the drink was invented! Sentosa island looks more exciting than it actually is, but it makes for some nice pictures. Make sure you snap one of the Mer-Lion, you won't see another one anywhere else.

In Little India there are some excellent deals on electronics - probably some of the best deals in the world. We bought a Wii game for about 80% of the cost in the U.S.

It's home, what else can I say?

Singapore is a huge Shopping Mall. Clean and easy to navigate, Singapore welcomes the visitor with the usual essence of an Asian Metropolis. Food is cheap, transportation is cheap. Don't miss the national parks with mangrove trees and wild life!

People in shops can be rude in this city. Malaysia is much better.

Eat in shopping malls - it's cheap, authentic and delicious

Jurong is a highly industrial area, there are various tourist attractions such as the Museum of Science which is a fun place to bring kids to play and learn. There's a free shuttle bus from Jurong Mall.

One of my favourite cities to go to! It's a multicultural hub with great shopping opportunities, a fabulous and exciting nightlife and various family tourist attractions all in a clean safe environment.

Fabulous nightlife located in an easy to access central area. Located at the ever popular Clarke Quay the place has many clubs, bars and restaurants. A wide variety for all sorts of people. The clubs close at 5am and the biggest and best in Singapore are Zouk and the Ministry of Sound (MOS).

Sentosa island is a nice place to visit.Travelling by MRT is easy and comfortable.

Area location is easy.

hainan chicken rice really good, the hawkers stalls nice places to go budget dining

near to the end of mrt station boon lay [green line] can be found a nice garden called "chinese garden". just align on mrt station chinese garden and voila ... nice greenery park is situated in front of you. about 700 m walking distance.beside the temples, lili ponds and chinese ornaments just like bridges and houses, there's a nice small japanese gardn full with old years bonsai.

the singapore zoo and night safari is amazing and highly reccommened. it is wel presented and well organised its not that expensive either. do it its well worh it.

Don't go there. It's boring.

Planning to go there and take the Singpore City Tour. Of course with : SINGAPORE AIRLINES :-)

Bring your swimsuit in your hand luggage when you have a stop over in Signapore. The airport has his own swimming pool on top of the terminal. Relaxing in a jacuzi with the giant iron birds in the background.

Singapore Zoo is an amazing zoo, the animals have so much space you can see how content they are. The catering is better than most staff are not only knowledgeable but friendly too. This zoo puts most others to shame. I do not recommend visiting Sentosa Island as although it is said to be a tourist attraction I found it expensive, overly crowded lacking in amenities.

St Regis Singapore, best luxury hotel in town.

When landing at the airport. Goto the Free tourist hotel kiosk before leaving the terminal. The nice staff at the airport will help you find a room commission free!

Sentosa island is the most beautiful artificial island in the world.. they created it to resamble the idea of paradise.. and it feels like paradise!!

 If you get the chance taste the Roti John snack.. its fun...Mustafa is a hype... dont waste your time.... go to the china town and bargain.. yes bargain... it works there...Use only official cabs... the other guys just tell you stories about how the official cabbies are expensive... all BULL.....Oh... Singapore as such is not much of a place for a holiday but if you are there you need to see the SONG of the SEA ( Take a rain coat.. cause it rains often there, or end up spending 3 to 30$..... price increases as rain pours...)

Harry's Bar is a good place to enjoy the night in Singapore. Lively and vibrant, that's the place for drinks jazz on the island and nobody gets bored with a live band playing... A must see for any visitor. Review this bar for a chance to win a 1000 travel voucher -->

Hast du mehr als 4 h Aufenthalt am Flughafen, buche eine Stadtrundfahrt durch Singapure. Diese wird am Flughafen angeboten ist eine mega Abwechslung, vor dem Weiterflug!

keep a jumper handy as the air can be furocious!

as temperatures are very humind, i'd sugget u tobring lotsof water and drink a lot!

check out free internet at the international airport!

deals for electronis are great but be aware that customs and duties can be high

The food is cheap, and good and everywhere...what an amazing clean, friendly lovely, bloody hot city...

Singapore what can i say!!!very clean city(to tell you the truth i have never seen i cleanest one before)people very polite,shopping great.if you want to go to some trips and you travel with singapore airlines when you arrive at the airport ask for singapores tour desk.you can buy some tickets from there(lots of tours are worth visiting)and they come and pick you up from your hotel.its worth the money you save.dont miss sentosa island with the zoo visit,the night safari is ok but nothing fantastic.

lived here for some months, nice quite place away from the city. From 11th you can see Malaysia!

if you are flying Singapore Airlines and have a lay over of at least 5 hours in Singapore, take advantage of the airline's free city tour. Cheap and easy way to see the city of Singapore in a day!

You can exchange Indian Rupees at Mustafa, any time of the day or night.

Airport Chang-gi was very good. There were sandwiches shop near the way to the gate. (I went to Singpaore before Suwannabhumi was finished so cannot compare these two airports) Indian Town is very good. Food shop is cheap (in Singapore money.. but for me.. not cheap, but okay okay... I and mother ate 1 dish of rice and a food. 2 people per dish haha~ :P ... expensive nina...) Department stores were okay okay. Thailand's are better, cheaper and nicer. Ambience, weather - boring. It's hotter than Thailand and especially... there was no wind. oh... unbelievable land. I needed air.... There were some people smoked cigarrette too. Dunno who.. singaporian or travellers... not cool... super smelly fooo... Hotel - when I were there, it was like cheap hotel.. not cool like Thailand. Water was like converted from the sea water (I though by myself) The water was weird weird for me. Sightseeing - okay okay fun. There was a night safari. It was good. The air in the night forest was good too, so I like this. And the deers were cute :) Underwater world was okay okay. I was not so excited because there is this in Thailand too, and bigger. There were prostitute area like Thailand, the guide told me. But I didn't go to see though, not interesting for me. Street - this is the best thing. when I walk across the street, all cars stopped. Super stop :D The cars were not busybusy idiot like Thai street. And the map helps very much. (In thailand I have never u sed map though)

A place which is very very clean and has very good public transport.

Little India has great food for vegetarians. Check out the South Indian joints for a delicious dosa.

Save some money by catching an airport-hotel shuttle when arriving in Singapore.  The taxis charge all sorts of different rates for different times of the day which I don't understand.  There seems to be a late night surcharge and city center surcharge.  Also watch out for the Mercedes taxis...they will cost you over three times the price of a standard taxi!!

July to August is the best time to visit Singapore. There's the Great Singapore Sale, the Singapore Food Festival, alots to see and do during this period. We celebrate our National Day on 9th August, go and watch the fireworks at the Marina Bay area. It's fantastic!

don't bring gum. there's a pretty big fine.

Ein absolutes muss in Singapore ist der Besuch des "Banana Leaf". Man bekommt den Reis auf Bananenblättern und kann beliebig Saucen dazu wählen. Wir hatten einen Reis der schmeckte nach Weihnachtsgewürzen. Das war absolut der Hammer!!!!

the town is very interesting!!!!- little india- the best hotels- shoppinglot of more

Singapore has so much to offer what a clean country. Singapore have Pink Dolphin at underwater world if you get to swim them with them its something you'll never forget you even get a painting from one of the dolphin called Jumbo. if swimming is not your thing then sit back and enjoy the show.There are many shop to shop in but it all depends on what you like and how much but pretty much its cheep.

horrible place not very clean wudnt reccomend it at all

Don't litter here. Its a very clean city and you will be giving your country a bad name.Bring drugs and you will be killed.

Singapore is the safest place on the earth i guess, no annoyance, you can leave you handbag in a club and find everything back, women won't be bothered, even if in mini-skirts. Activities: Shopping and eating!And a tip to eat: try any foodcourt, it's cheap and very good :-)

Check out the Zouk! Zouk - Singapore's Most Popular Club. The Wednesday night Mambo Jambo sessions at Zouk have made midweek clubbing a regular event in Singapore. http://www.zoukclub.com/main.php

If you are intransit at singapore there are plenty of things to do in the airport. On occassion you may find that you have over 3 hours in transit. In such a case, I reccommend that you do the intransit tour of singapore island. It is free and you will kill time that way. Make sure that you have your passport and boarding pass with you.

Singapore the cleanest city in the world! Bring an umbrella, as it rains suddenly, and a sweater as the A/C in the taxis are set to freeze you. Check out the great open air food courts, some of the best seafood, and fresh jiuces in the world!

depends on waht u want, but the Orchard parade hotel is pretty good, across the 4 floors of whores

Singapore is excellent for shopping. Lots of bargains

Eat at food courts and eat often

DON'T GO INTO KFC! It's truly HORRIBLE!!!!...although it's cheep...don't fall for it!

Bring some swimming gear, they have a good waterpark and beaches