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With its futuristic skyscrapers, world-class restaurant and bar scene and cutting-edge tourist attractions, Singapore has staked its claim as one of the most forward-looking cities in Asia and a premier destination for tourists from all over the world. But far from being a soulless concrete jungle, the city-state is also chock-full of sights, sounds and – perhaps most importantly – tastes that harken back to its storied past and reflect its present status as a unique multicultural metropolis. With its stellar public transportation network, compact size and relative walkability, you’ll be able to dine on cheap and delicious food whipped up by a third-generation hawker, explore numerous cultural sites via a heritage trail, pick up souvenirs crafted by a local artisan and wander through a high-tech indoor garden exhibition – all before lunch. Just remember to slap on the sunscreen and pack an umbrella, portable fan or extra shirt to combat the year-round heat and humidity.

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Hotel Indigo

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PARKROYAL on Pickering

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Singapore Botanical Gardens

Nature lovers will have a field day at the first and only tropical garden to be designated a Unesco World Heritage Site. Be sure to stop by the National Orchid Garden, which displays over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids of Singapore’s national flower; as well as the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, which is the first garden in Asia dedicated to children and includes a farm, an orchard and a play area.

1 Cluny Rd, Singapore 259569

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NUS Baba House

Discover more about Straits Chinese culture and architecture at NUS Baba House, a three-floor shophouse along Neil Road that was constructed around 1895. Formerly the ancestral home of a Peranakan family, the home was restored in 2007 in order to preserve it as a heritage house and lasting emblem of Peranakan aesthetics in a domestic setting. Visitors can sign up for guided tours of the premises.

157 Neil Rd, Singapore 088883

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Native

Situated on the second floor of a heritage shophouse, Native is where you’ll find inventive tipples made with regional spirits, local ingredients and a whole lot of creative flair. A must-try is the Peranakan, which involves jackfruit rum, laksa leaves, goat’s milk, candlenut and gula melaka (palm sugar). Those who want something simpler can opt for their house-made gins, which come in flavors such as matcha and kampot pepper.

52A Amoy St, Singapore 069878

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Odette

For refined Michelin-starred French fare in a whimsical setting, there’s no better place than Odette, located at the National Gallery Singapore. Helmed by star chef Julien Royer, the reigning top restaurant in Asia – based on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants 2020 list – is where you’ll find exquisite, yet playful, dishes inspired by the chef’s culinary heritage (the restaurant is named after his grandmother). Reservations are essential.

#01-04 National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178957

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