1 SINGAPORE RIVER - Visit the 3 Quays! Clarke Quay - here you can shop, eat and be entertained. Five blocks of restored warehouses, Clarke Quay offers a quirky alternative to mainstream attractions. Boat Quay - the trailblazer of the Singapore entertainment scene featuring nightlife, pubs, galleries and chic cafés. Robertson Quay - tranquil ambience for dining and entertainment by the river.

2 TROLLEY TOURS - The Singapore Trolleys, reminiscent of the red trams of the 1920’s, travel from the Orchard Road shopping belt to the colonial district and Clarke Quay with a narration of the surrounding sights. Trolley’s offer a “Hop on Hop off” service.

3 WALKING TOURS - Many areas in Singapore have their own unique attractive features and special care is being taken to enhance these areas. Take time to explore them. Complimentary walking tour maps are available at Singapore airport and most hotels. These maps guide readers on an exploratory stroll around places like the Singapore River and the ethnic quarters of Chinatown and Little India.

4 SINGAPORE ZOO - Orang utans, chimpanzees, lions, komodo dragons, polar bears - these are just a few of the many animals that make up the zoo’s collection. This open-concept zoo with 2,000 animals of 240 species, allows visitors to see animals in their natural habitat. A must is the zoo’s night safari or breakfast with the animals - it’s a meal on the wild side!

5 SENTOSA ISLAND - Sentosa Island is perfect for those who love the beach and theme park attractions. Experience Sentosa’s beaches for watersports or simply relax at the beach front bars. There are so many attractions including nature walks, underwater world, cable car rides, a sky tower and a 4D Magix cinema.In the evenings don’t miss “Songs of the Sea”, a pyrotechnic extravaganza. The show includes a live cast, computer animated characters appearing on a large water screen, and many more special effects.

6 DISCOVERY CENTRE - Spanning a total floor area of 4,500 square metres, the new Singapore Discovery Centre consists of 5 main galleries around 8 different themes. Guests will be able to immerse themselves in Singapore’s past, present and future, travelling through time to key moments and experiencing them as they happen.

7 SINGAPORE SCIENCE CENTRE - For all the budding young scientists, the world-acclaimed Singapore Science Centre will keep your mind racing with over 850 interactive exhibits depicting the wonder and beauty of science.

8 SINGAPORE FLYER - Experience breathtaking views of Singapore from a large observation wheel which is 150 metres high. Located at the Marina Centre you can view the city centre and beyond to about 45 kilometres including Indonesia and Malaysia.

9 FOOD TOURS - Are you a foodie and looking for something different to do during your visit to Singapore? A food tour to discover the rich heritage and food culture of Singapore might just be the thing for you! Join the Uniquely Singapore Shop & Eat Tour and enjoy the most delightful local cuisine as you venture through the city’s ethnic districts and neighbourhoods.

10 MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR NIGHT - Shopping! Don’t like spending your precious time snoozing? Mustafa doesn’t either. Marching to a different tune than other shopping malls, this 24 hour six-storey shopping centre stocks everything from Indian Chutney and diamonds to plasma televisions and cars. So insomniacs, shop-a-holics and jet-lagged tourists know where to head if they’re looking for a late night bargain.