The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
More detailsDesigned by IM Pei, the legendary modernist architect, Swissôtel The Stamford is a behemoth, comprising 72 storeys and over 1,261 rooms, along...
2 Stamford Road (6338 8585)The largest unofficial centre of worship for local Muslims, but visitors are welcome to enter (except during prayer services, so avoid Fridays)....
3 Muscat Street (6293 4405)Follow the history and development of various sports in Singapore from colonial times to the years of independence. In the Traditional &...
15 Stadium Rd (6500 5114)
A stone’s throw away from Newton MRT station, the Société Générale Gallery is housed on the second level of the multi-coloured Perspex cube...
1 Sarkies Road (6737 8422)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)
Growing up in mainland China, Mr Bian Hui Bin was exposed to Chinese opera from a young age. He has harboured a deep love for the artform ever...
52 Kandahar St (6292 3393)Established in 1852, the Gardens are a tranquil respite from the city buzz. Highlights include the National Orchid Garden with the world’s...
1 Cluny Rd (6471 7361)Home to beach volleyball, shops, restaurants and of course, Cafe Del Mar - Siloso Beach is where it's at on Sentosa. Also a great location for...
With the new non-smoking regulations, this indoor shisha lounge bar has sadly become just a lounge bar. The shishas that used to take centre-stage...
3A River Valley Road, #02-04 Clarke Quay (63334664)Housed in the majestic Bowyer Block, the Singapore General Hospital (SGH) museum documents almost 200 years of medicine and medical education....
11 Third Hospital Avenue, Bowyer Block Clock Tower (6326 5294)
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