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Marina Bay's giant, 42-storey, 165m observation wheel continues to pull a mix of tourists and locals who come for the breathtaking, 360-degree...
31 Raffles Ave (6333 3311)
Situated just a stone’s throw from the Sultan Mosque, in what used to be the Sultan’s palace grounds – not bad for $25 a night – Sleepy...
55 Bussorah St (9277 4988)For a budget hotel, the Strand is surprisingly stylish. The rooms, fashionably decorated in rich colours and simple woods, are a good size, though...
25 Bencoolen St (6338 1866)Calling all anglophiles: this red-roofed, mock Tudor-style property, built in the 1950s, is like a slice of Britannia transplanted to the tropics....
17 Balmoral Rd (6235 3311)Three levels of galleries cover Singapore’s urban-planning developments through the years via more than 50 interactive kiosks and permanent...
45 Maxwell Road (6321 8321)This impressive Gothic edifice was built by Indian convict labourers and consecrated in 1862. The original church (another of George Drumgoole...
11 St Andrew's Road (6337 6104)Constructed in 1925 by Hindu Chettiers from South India, who came to Singapore mainly as money-lenders, this temple was intended as a shrine...
73 Keong Saik Road (6221 4853)Oddly enough, the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore is smack in the middle of Chinatown . It was built (as a humble shed) in 1827 by Naraina...
244 South Bridge Road (6223 4064)Founded by a Thai monk in the 1920s, this temple is decorated in a style unlike traditional Buddhist temples elsewhere in Singapore . The...
366 Race Course Road (6294 0714)The original temple was built in 1885. It has been renovated several times, particularly in the 1960s, with the gopuram erected only as recently...
397 Serangoon Road (6928 5771)
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