Singapore has a reputation as a food lover’s paradise. With culinary influences from Chinese, Malay, Indonesian and Indian there will be many dishes to tantalise your taste buds – from their world-famous Chilli Crab or Hainanese Chicken Rice to Laksa or Kaya Toast. Known for its Michelin-starred restaurants and amazing rooftop bars, Singapore has plenty of choice when it comes to wining and dining. In contrast, some of the tastiest local fare can be found at night markets and street hawker centres. Singapore is a must-visit for anyone who loves great food!

Explore Singapore’s myriad of neighbourhoods, showcasing its multicultural heritage each with its own distinct character and points of interest. Chinatown is a bustling mix of old and new while Little India buzzes with a vibrant Indian community. Discover Peranakan culture in Joo Chiat and visit Kampong Gelam for its mosque and colourful Haji Lane. Bras Basah is the centre of arts and culture, home to monuments and museums while the art deco oasis of Tiong Bahru is a hotbed for the young and hip with its trendy cafés and boutiques.

Be impressed by architectural wonders both new and old, from soaring skyscrapers and remarkable bridges to intricate temples. You can’t miss the engineering feat of Marina Bay Sands® towering at 57 storeys and the giant Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay. See the lotus bloom shaped ArtScience Museum, The Helix Bridge and colonial Raffles Singapore, one of the remaining great 19th century hotels in the world