Singapore is a modern, clean, action packed city-state… with some unusual laws. This is one of the most popular holiday destinations on the planet, because it is jam packed with things to do. Singapore has something for every type of traveller. If you are planning to go then check out this Quick Travel Guide to Singapore.
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What to Do in Singapore
There are loads of must see attractions in Singapore. Gardens by the Bay and the Cloud Forest are right next to each other, and a short walk to the Marina Bay Sands complex. You definitely cannot leave Singapore without seeing these.
You simply must see the Singapore Zoo, it is rated the third best zoo in the world on Trip Advisor. And the Singapore Botanical Gardens are UNESCO World Heritage listed, so you know they are amazing.
Here are a some popular tours in Singapore which may interest you:
Where to Stay in Singapore
Singapore is renowned for having a high cost of living, both for residents and tourists. For example a one bedroom apartment averages around 2,500 S$ per month. You may need to be very careful when booking accommodation in Singapore due to the high cost involved.
In the first place Singapore has one of the best metro train systems in the world, the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) System. If your accomodation is near an MRT station, you are literally connected to the whole of Singapore. the MRT is so awesome that it rates as the Number 1 thing to do in Singapore on Trip Advisor.
Here are the 7 most popular zones for accommodation in Singapore.
Orchard Road – For shoppers; loaded with malls.
Marina Bay – For luxury seekers; expensive area near cities most prestigious attractions.
Clarke Quay – For party animals; loaded with bars and restaurants.
Sentosa Island – For beach resort lovers and families who love theme parks.
Chinatown – For backpackers and culture trip seekers.
Little India – For backpackers and bargain hunters; plenty of cheap shopping.
Civic District – For art and museum seekers; plenty of fine dining options.
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