Singapore's Popular Places

Muaz.: The OLDEST mosque in Singapore. Established in the 1820s.

Muaz.: The only H&M outlet in Singapore! Make sure your wallet is not empty!

Muaz.: A historical area for the Chinese.

Muaz.: The best place to grab some techie stuffs like computers, gadgets, memory sticks, TV & ect for a really cheap price. Legit.

Muaz.: The world's first double helix bridge which is right here, in Singapore.

Muaz.: A beautiful water spouting statue. Has a great view of Marina Bay.

🔰Serfly🔰: The best murtabak can be found at victory restaurant opossite Sultan Mosque !

Elvin Yeo: A great place to relax.

Antonello Bonolis: Relax and enjoy it. Respect the animals by not screaming or put lights on them

Fadly Sapar: For muslim/muslimah who wish to perform prayers,just approach the friendly staff at the main entrance. They will direct you to the first aid. Please have your wudhu' first before approaching the staff

Muaz.: 1815, Sir Stamford Raffles came here, at the river bank.

Muaz.: Field that dates back to the 1940s. The Japanese General surrendered at the Old Supreme Court beside the Padang. Repeated times of the celebration of Independence Day took place here.

Royal Plaza on Scotts Singapore: Life is full of fun. Enjoy and play safe people =)

gerard t: The front facade of The Cathay (originally The Cathay Building) was gazetted as a national monument on 10 February 2003.

DHR.com: This is one of SG's best recreational places and allows visitors to learn more about the country’s history. Highlights include Spice Garden, Gothic Gates, Raffles' House, and Keramat Iskandar Shah.

Claudia Ronshausen: Good place to immerse yourself in the world of Chinese mythology and legends. Entry is free, and it might look a bit rundown but it adds to the mythical atmosphere. Don't miss the '10 Levels of Hell'.

Rafi Rosli: Always take the flight/ride there at night. The lightings around the city will astound you.

Jason: good place for an afternoon/early evening wind down. Stroll here and have a cold beer in one of the many open air cafes.

Elvin Yeo: Biggest fountain in this world for now :)

Mint H.: The sand and beach is clean. I love it.

Muhammad Sufyan Razali: Shop till you drop!! Bargains!!! Good stuffs!!!

Fahmi Ismail: Cool design, integrating & expressing the steel structure as aesthetic element. The continuous floor to wall wood finish wrap it elegantly!

Marcus Damien: The best!!! Try the butterfly and my freaking favorite tau huay!!!! Add more sweet syrup!

Lynn Tee: Born to be wild starts today and it's worth to watch again!!

Dean Ali: The Science Centre was born in from the then National Museum of Singapore into a separate institution so that the latter could specialise in its artistic and historical collections.

Kenji Cheong: Try the paintball game .... Great

Muaz.: A historical site for the Malays.

Denizz Pereira: cheap entertainment for kids! uncle mending the feeding fish area kinda rude though..

Sabrina Choo: When visiting the park, most people will enjoy is the lory loft. Easily spotted with the bottle trees just outside. Get to feed them with just 3 SGD and they will all come to you ;)

Sativa Verte: Not much to see, small gift shop is the highlight. Big crocs though

Lawrence Chang: Lim bo seng's grave Is located here

Stefan Nicholas: I salute this dude! He's the man!

Smina X: Beautiful, especially the orchid garden. Makes me laugh to see that there are designated spots to take pictures. Singapore government is always in charge!

DHR.com: Located in the Singapore Botanic Gardens, this place has more than1,000 species, and an estimate of 2,000 hybrids of orchids. Make sure to visit all zones of winter, spring, summer, and autumn.

Jamie Lin: Very nice park. Feels like you are outside Singapore.

Muaz.: The charismatic & brave traits of Leftanan Adnan, A true warrior during the Battle of Singapore.

Muaz.: The interchange has narrow halls.

Muaz.: Opening in April 2. cheers.