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Singapore-Map-Itiner WHERE TO IN SINGAPORE CHANGI Right when you land at the airport, be greeted by Singapore’s familiar sights and local finds! Start your travels with your tummies filled with some delicious lobster at Burger & Lobster, or have an afternoon tea-time snack with a view at Arteastiq. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Arteastiq Free Movie Screenings Burger & Lobster Catch the latest blockbusters on the big Jumbo Seafood screen for free, 24 hours daily! Check out the latest screening schedules here. Old Chang Kee MRT: Approx. 60 min BUS: Approx. 60 min TAXI: Approx. 25 min ORCHARD Undoubtedly Singapore’s shopping heaven, make sure to explore local brands at Design Orchard! Have some bubble tea from HeyTea while you’re at it. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Design Orchard Ice-Cream Uncles HeyTea ION These mobile ice-cream sellers have always been Marc Jacobs Paragon an integral part of Singapore since the days of yore. Spot their big colourful umbrellas and motorcycle carts parked along the streets of Orchard Road. Seize this opportunity to taste this iconic local treat while you still can! MRT: Approx. 25 min BUS: Approx. 30 min TAXI: Approx. 15 min BAYFRONT Find many of Singapore’s iconic landmarks in this area such as the Singapore Flyer, but don’t forget to check out local eats at Food Republic too! VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS BreadTalk MBS Catch the Garden Rhapsody Shows Food Republic MBS Soak into beauty of music & lights dancing Eu Yang Sang MBS amongst the Supertrees of Gardens by theBay in Garden Rhapsody light and sound shows! Tom Ford MBS Daily shows at 7.45pm & 8.45pm at Supertrees Grove, Gardens by the Bay MRT: Approx. 25-35 min BUS: Approx. 20-45 min TAXI: Approx. 10-15 min HARBOURFRONT & SENTOSA For adventure-seekers, get your adrenaline rush from a huge array of activities here! Treat yourself to some local bites at Old Chang Kee at Vivocity after all that fun. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Eu Yan Sang Vivocity Transport to Sentosa GNC Vivocity There are many ways to access to this little Old Chang Kee Vivocity island! You can take our shuttle buses, monorails and even cable cars! Or you can take stroll by Seafood Republic foot through Sentosa Boardwalk to reach this Superdry Vivocity premier island resort. Check out here for more details on getting to Sentosa! MRT: Approx. 15-25 min BUS: Approx. 20-35 min CHINATOWN Get your cultural fix and learn more about Singapore’s heritage! At the same time, indulge in Chinese food at Spring Court Restaurant. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Fairprice Chinatown Point Local Treats & Drinks Peach Garden Chinatown Point Head down to Maxwell Hawker Centre for a Spring Court Restaurant taste of our local hawker food and drinks. Song Fa Chinatown Try some of our local drinks like Kopi-C, Kopi-O, Milo Dinosaur or even a drink called Michael Jackson! MRT: Approx. 20 min BUS: Approx. 15 min TAXI: Approx. 5 min BUGIS Visit Kampong Glam to explore a vibrant neighbourhood full of history and traditions. Hop on over to Raffles City to cool down from the heat and pick up some famous local snacks from MyEureka too! VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Eu Yan Sang Raffles City Trishaw Uncle La Senza Bugis Let these trishaw uncles take you on a tour, using MyEureka Snack Bar Raffles City their manual strength to bring you the sights around Singapore. Straits Art Co Visit Trishaw Uncle at Albert Mall Trishaw Park everyday, rain or shine. Pay for your ComfortDelgro taxi rides with VIA WHERE TO IN SINGAPORE CHANGI Right when you land at the airport, be greeted by Singapore’s familiar sights and local finds! Start your travels with your tummies filled with some delicious lobster at Burger & Lobster, or have an afternoon tea-time snack with a view at Arteastiq. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Arteastiq Free Movie Screenings Burger & Lobster Catch the latest blockbusters on the big Jumbo Seafood screen for free, 24 hours daily! Check out the latest screening schedules here. Old Chang Kee MRT: Approx. 60 min BUS: Approx. 60 min TAXI: Approx. 25 min ORCHARD Undoubtedly Singapore’s shopping heaven, make sure to explore local brands at Design Orchard! Have some bubble tea from HeyTea while you’re at it. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Design Orchard Ice-Cream Uncles HeyTea ION These mobile ice-cream sellers have always been Marc Jacobs Paragon an integral part of Singapore since the days of yore. Spot their big colourful umbrellas and motorcycle carts parked along the streets of Orchard Road. Seize this opportunity to taste this iconic local treat while you still can! MRT: Approx. 25 min BUS: Approx. 30 min TAXI: Approx. 15 min BAYFRONT Find many of Singapore’s iconic landmarks in this area such as the Singapore Flyer, but don’t forget to check out local eats at Food Republic too! VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS BreadTalk MBS Catch the Garden Rhapsody Shows Food Republic MBS Soak into beauty of music & lights dancing Eu Yang Sang MBS amongst the Supertrees of Gardens by theBay in Garden Rhapsody light and sound shows! Tom Ford MBS Daily shows at 7.45pm & 8.45pm at Supertrees Grove, Gardens by the Bay MRT: Approx. 25-35 min BUS: Approx. 20-45 min TAXI: Approx. 10-15 min HARBOURFRONT & SENTOSA For adventure-seekers, get your adrenaline rush from a huge array of activities here! Treat yourself to some local bites at Old Chang Kee at Vivocity after all that fun. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Eu Yan Sang Vivocity Transport to Sentosa GNC Vivocity There are many ways to access to this little Old Chang Kee Vivocity island! You can take our shuttle buses, monorails and even cable cars! Or you can take stroll by Seafood Republic foot through Sentosa Boardwalk to reach this Superdry Vivocity premier island resort. Check out here for more details on getting to Sentosa! MRT: Approx. 15-25 min BUS: Approx. 20-35 min TAXI: Approx. 10-15 min CHINATOWN Get your cultural fix and learn more about Singapore’s heritage! At the same time, indulge in Chinese food at Spring Court Restaurant. VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Fairprice Chinatown Point Local Treats & Drinks Peach Garden Chinatown Point Head down to Maxwell Hawker Centre for a Spring Court Restaurant taste of our local hawker food and drinks. Song Fa Chinatown Try some of our local drinks like Kopi-C, Kopi-O, Milo Dinosaur or even a drink called Michael Jackson! MRT: Approx. 20 min BUS: Approx. 15 min TAXI: Approx. 5 min BUGIS Visit Kampong Glam to explore a vibrant neighbourhood full of history and traditions. Hop on over to Raffles City to cool down from the heat and pick up some famous local snacks from MyEureka too! VIA MERCHANTS LOCAL TIPS Eu Yan Sang Raffles City Trishaw Uncle La Senza Bugis Let these trishaw uncles take you on a tour, using MyEureka Snack Bar Raffles City their manual strength to bring you the sights around Singapore. Straits Art Co Visit Trishaw Uncle at Albert Mall Trishaw Park everyday, rain or shine. Pay for your ComfortDelgro taxi rides with VIA.
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