There’s more to Singapore than meets the eye

Singapore is one of the most popular tourist destinations in south-east Asia.

Its cleanliness, modern design, ease of getting around, fantastic food, friendly people (most of whom can speak very good English), excellent shopping and iconic attractions make it a must see on any travel itinerary.

However, there is much more to Singapore than first meets the eye. The city has undergone a major transformation during the past two to three years and there is even more to see, do and enjoy than there has ever been before.

Here is a list of Singapore’s New Top Dozen things to see and do……..

1. Universal Studios, Sentosa

This world famous theme park offer fun and thrill rides for all the family.

2. Best View in town

Call in to Sky Park atop the new Marina Bay Sands complex for a cocktail 200 metres above the city.

3. Helix Bridge

Take a stroll across the 280 metre long bridge over Marina Bay.

4. Bumboat ride

Discover Singapore’s heritage with a ride up the river in a traditional bumboat.

5. Swarovski Cable Car

Take a ride in the seven-star Swarovski crystal-studded cable car from Mount Faber.

6. Try your luck

Visit the new intergrated resorts on Sentosa and Marina Bay and flirt with lady luck.

7. Fish pedicure

Believe it or not but people are lining up to let tiny fish nibble their way through a relaxing pedicure at Underwater World.

8. Hawkers market

Why dine 5 star when you can dine under a million stars at one of the dozens of popular local outdoor hawker stalls located throughout the city. Pick one and feast on some of Singapores best cuisine at super cheap prices.

9. Tarot Parrot

The 2010 Football World Cup had it’s psychic octopus and Singapore has its tarot card reading parrot. Drop by for the ‘reading of a lifetime’ just near the Tekka Market steps in Little India.

10. Red lantern tour

Discover Singapore’s sultry and steamy past on this walking tour you will never forget.

11. Pulau Ubin

Just a short ferry ride off the coast, Pulau Ubin is a treasure trove of history and heritage. This tiny island is one of the last bastions of traditional fishing kampongs (villages).

12. A need for speed

Plan your next visit to coincide with the world’s only Formula One night race through the streets of Singapore.

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