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There are new restaurants, cafés and bars opening up pretty much every day in Singapore and menus are constantly changing. This month, we have a gluten-free bistro in the charming district of Tiong Bahru, a spicy Sichuan restaurant that's bringing the heat and a natural wine bar that's all about that good funk.
There is a myriad of spots in Singapore to soak up the sun and get your tan on, but nothing beats sprawling on a sunbed or lounge chair by the beach with a cocktail in hand. But if you prefer breaking a sweat to the tune of an energetic beat or diving in for a quick surfing sesh, the city’s beach hot spots has your back. From serving up fine seafood nosh and ice cold tipples for a lazy afternoon to throwing seaside parties with guest DJs until the golden-hour, here are the best beach clubs in Singapore. RECOMMENDED: The best beaches in Singapore and the ultimate guide to Singapore's offshore islands
Siestas may be uncommon in our fast-paced city but hey, we could all use a break every now and then. Whether you’re beaten from a big night out or in the middle of a post-lunch food coma, these safe havens are great for squeezing in that much-needed midday nap. We’re pretty sure they’re more effective than multiple shots of espresso. READ Kill two birds with one stone by taking a nap at the best spas in Singapore or check into one of Singapore's hourly hotels instead.
If your evenings consist of enjoying live sets at these music venues, you're in for a treat. This year's concert lineup is looking mega with plenty of mainstream, underground, and downright nostalgic acts to catch. Here are the hottest upcoming concerts we're booking tickets for. RECOMMENDED: Upcoming performing arts events in Singapore and best live jazz venues in Singapore
Yes, Singapore is a modern city that never fails to draw everyone in due to its futuristic facade that looks straight out of a sci-fi film (Marina Bay Sands, anyone?). But do you know the secrets that lie in its past? Here are some historical facts that weren’t mentioned in the school textbooks. RECOMMENDED: Historical buildings and the stories behind them and the best tours of Singapore
Fitness and fashion go hand-in-hand these days – so make sure you're kitted out properly for your workout with stylish and functional sportswear. Before you find out zen at these yoga studios, get your gloves on at these MMA gyms or even embark on a hiking trail, pay a visit to these local activewear shops first to do some athleisure shopping
There’s a good reason why spending time in an art museum takes more than merely an hour. As art junkies, we need a fair amount of time to appreciate and soak up the views of one artwork before moving onto the next. But are art exhibitions and galleries ever enough? The answer is no. From one art type to another, we’ve rounded the best free-and-easy art trails to peep the city’s street art, ranging from murals to sculptures. RECOMMENDED: Must-see art exhibitions in Singapore and the best museums in Singapore
Strap on your BCD, put on your flippers and dive into the deep blue waters at these beautiful stunning scuba diving destinations within the Southeast Asia region. Get mesmerised by colourful reefs, thriving marine ecosystems or explore carefully preserved wrecks – all these and more just a short trip away from Singapore
We may not have pride marches á la New York and London here in Singapore, but we’ve got heaps of electric queer ragers and gay clubs to fill your party schedule from day to night. This July, Singapore’s LGBTQ community takes the spotlight to celebrate the freedom to love with the annual Pink Dot, daytime jamborees, drag shows, film screenings and a zinefest. Plenty of love to go around, all are welcome to stunt. RECOMMENDED: The best gay bars and clubs in Singapore and upcoming DJ sets and club parties in Singapore
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Singapore is as much a culinary paradise with an enviable food heritage and a rich diversity of cuisines from around the world. Not sure where to start dining when you’re visiting? Here’s how to eat your way through an entire day in Singapore, from dawn to dusk.READ The best French, Italian, Japanese and Spanish restaurants in Singapore.
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It’s a given that Little India is colourful, vibrant and a hive of activity – but it’s also changing and gentrifying. There’s never a dull moment on this stretch, here are some of our favourite spots. RECOMMENDED: Where to eat in Little India
Making the most of its verdant beauty and space, the Bukit Timah stretch has always had a buzz about it. And now with the new Downtown line, this 25-kilometre long stretch has finally become accessible to all. These are just a few of its gems. RECOMMENDED: Guide to MacRitchie and Guide to Coronation
What was once Singapore’s sleaze central has smartened up big time thanks to classy new developments like Andaz. While the area is evolving into a mini CBD, it hasn’t gone all business-like just yet. With its mix old-and-new, here are some of our new (and old) favourite haunts. Still can't get enough of what this colourful neighbourhood has to offer? Check out the best cafes in Bugis or go on a bar crawl guide in Bugis when it gets dark out.
Ann Siang Road is home to restored shophouses that house clan associations, restaurants, bars and niche boutiques.
Singapore's infamous redlight district is the place to go your craving for the king of fruits and good food at any hour of the night.
Located within Bukit Timah, the area is home to the Singapore Botanic Gardens, and plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops.
Head to this ulu neighbourhood and check out the revamped Seletar Aerospace Park – chilling to live music or do some plane-spotting.
Hike up Windsor Nature Park and fuel up on prata, burgers, coffee and more at this stretch on Upper Thomson Road.
Named after Hugh Holland (a popular Dutch architect and actor) this laidback neighbourhood is popular with both locals and expats.
