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Singapour CITY GUIDE Singapour 2019 2020 2019 - 2020 Singapour CITY GUIDE Singapour www.petitfute.com Parce que vous êtes unique ... ... vous rêviez d’un guide sur mesure © SEAN PAVONE - ISTOCKPHOTO.COM © SEAN PAVONE a vous de jouer ! mon guide sur mesure www.mypetitfute.com EDITION Bienvenue à Singapour ! Directeurs de collection et auteurs : Dominique AUZIAS et Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE Singapour est un minuscule pays, sans ressources naturelles, Auteurs : Maxime DRAY, Jeanne LEFEVRE, e Marion ZIPFEL, Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE, mais qui en un peu plus de 50 ans s’est hissé au 3 rang mondial Dominique AUZIAS et alter par son PIB par habitant. Cette réussite, le pays la doit aux Directeur Editorial : Stéphan SZEREMETA décisions radicales prises par le visionnaire Lee Kuan Yew, parfois Rédaction Monde : Caroline MICHELOT, contestées vues d’Occident, mais terriblement efficaces pour Morgane VESLIN, Pierre-Yves SOUCHET, son micro-Etat. En 2018, Singapour est considéré comme l’un Jimmy POSTOLLEC, Elvane SAHIN des pays les plus prospères au monde, l’un des plus sûrs, mais Rédaction France : Elisabeth COL, aussi comme le pays préféré des expatriés selon le classement Silvia FOLIGNO, Tony DE SOUSA, Agnès VIZY « Expat Explorer » 2018, effectué par le groupe bancaire HSBC auprès de 27 587 personnes de 159 Etats. La France, à titre FABRICATION d’indication, arrive 23e de ce palmarès… Responsable Studio : Sophie LECHERTIER Petit pays donc, mais ô combien remarquable ! Bien que l’on assistée de Romain AUDREN peine à le trouver sur une carte, avec une superficie deux fois Maquette et Montage : Julie BORDES, Sandrine inférieure à celle de la ville de Londres, il compte de nos jours MECKING, Delphine PAGANO, Laurie PILLOIS tel un « grand » dans les relations internationales importantes. Iconographie : Anne DIOT Pour preuve, depuis le 1er janvier 2018, Singapour préside Cartographie : Jordan EL OUARDI l’Association des nations de l’Asie du Sud-Est, composée de dix pays membres et de six pays avec lesquels l’ASEAN a WEB ET NUMERIQUE conclu des accords de libre-échange, à savoir la Chine, l’Inde, Directeur Web : Louis GENEAU de LAMARLIERE l’Australie, la Nouvelle-Zélande, la Corée du Sud et le Japon. Chef de projet et développeurs : Singapour a accueilli le sommet le plus attendu et peut-être le Cédric MAILLOUX, Nicolas DE GUENIN, Nicolas VAPPEREAU, Adeline CAUX plus improbable de la décennie, celui entre le président américain, Donald Trump, et le leader nord-coréen, Kim Jong-un… Un Intégrateur Web : Mickael LATTES autre sommet important avait eu lieu 3 ans auparavant, entre Webdesigner : Caroline LAFFAITEUR le président chinois Xi Jinping et son homologue taïwanais Ma Community Manager : Cyprien de CANSON Ying-jeou. En 2019, la cité-Etat fêtera le bicentenaire d’une date et Andrei UNGUREANU fondamentale de sa récente histoire : la signature d’un traité DIRECTION COMMERCIALE conclu le 19 janvier 1819 entre le sultan de Johor et Thomas Directrice des Régies : Caroline CHOLLET Stamford Bingley Raffles, donnant le droit à ce dernier de fonder Responsable Régies locales : Michel GRANSEIGNE un poste de commerce pour la Compagnie britannique des Indes orientales. Le comptoir à son début ne comptait qu’un millier Relation Clientèle : Vimla MEETTOO et Sandra RUFFIEUX d’âmes. Dix ans plus tard, l’île de Temasek, tout au sud de la Chefs de Publicité Régie nationale : Malaisie et qui deviendra Singapour par la suite, multipliera sa Caroline AUBRY, François BRIANCON, population par cent. De nos jours, la cité-Etat recense près de Perrine DE CARNE MARCEIN, Caroline PREAU 6 millions d’habitants. En 2019, elle devrait recevoir plus de Responsable Clientèle : Déborah LOICHOT 18 millions de touristes, soit trois fois sa population ! Le fait d’être considérée comme « la ville » la plus chère au monde, et REGIE INTERNATIONALE cela pour la cinquième année consécutive, ne semble pas freiner Chefs de Publicité : Jean-Marc FARAGUET, les ardeurs de cette armada de voyageurs venus découvrir ce Guillaume LABOUREUR, assistés de Erika SANTOS « petit » Etat. Il est vrai que dans les calculs retenus pour ce Régie SINGAPOUR : Laurent HILY classement sont pris en compte le coût du logement, mais aussi celui de l’achat d’une automobile. Si vous n’envisagez ni DIFFUSION ET PROMOTION l’un ni l’autre durant vos vacances, rassurez-vous, un séjour à Directrice des Ventes : Bénédicte MOULET Singapour ne vous coûtera pas plus cher qu’un voyage dans une assistée d’Aissatou DIOP et Nahida KHIER grande capitale européenne, l’exotisme en plus. La cité-Etat, Responsable des ventes : Jean-Pierre GHEZ considérée par beaucoup comme la capitale du shopping mondial, assisté de Nelly BRION a évidemment plus à offrir. Un climat agréable tout au long de Relations Presse-Partenariats : l’année, une culture riche due à ses nombreuses communautés, Jean-Mary MARCHAL chinoise, indienne, malaise ou même occidentale, une sécurité ADMINISTRATION maximale, une propreté immaculée, des attractions diverses et Président : Jean-Paul LABOURDETTE variées, le parc Universal en premier lieu, mais aussi des musées Directrice Administrative et Financière : et des expositions à foison, des concerts géants, des festivals Valérie DECOTTIGNIES immanquables, en tête le Singapore Food Festival en juillet, un Directrice des Ressources Humaines : choix considérable de restaurants parmi les meilleurs au monde, Dina BOURDEAU assistée de Sandra MORAIS une vie nocturne éclectique, des événements sportifs de premier et Eva BAELEN ordre, comme le grand prix de Formule 1 qui se dispute de nuit… Responsable informatique : Briac LE GOURRIEREC Bref, pour toutes ces raisons, et pour beaucoup d’autres que Comptabilité : Jeannine DEMIRDJIAN, vous découvrirez dans votre Petit Futé, vos vacances à Singapour Christelle MANEBARD, Adrien PRIGENT se révéleront des plus étonnantes ! Recouvrement : Fabien BONNAN Maxime Dray assisté de Sandra BRIJLALL et Belinda MILLE Standard : Jehanne AOUMEUR Remerciements : à ma famille et à mes amis de France et d’Asie. PETIT FUTÉ SINGAPOUR 2019-2020 IMPRIMÉ EN FRANCE LES NOUVELLES EDITIONS DE L’UNIVERSITE 18, rue des Volontaires - 75015 Paris. & 01 53 69 70 00 - Fax 01 42 73 15 24 Internet : www.petitfute.com SAS au capital de 1 000 000 E RC PARIS B 309 769 966 Couverture : Marina Bay de Singapour © Nattee Chalermtiragool - Shutterstock.com Impression : IMPRIMERIE CHIRAT - 42540 Saint-Just-la-Pendue Achevé d’imprimer : août 2018 Dépôt légal : 20/09/2018 ISBN : 9791033199519 Pour nous contacter par email, indiquez le nom de famille en minuscule suivi de @petitfute.com Pour le courrier des lecteurs : [email protected] Sommaire Jeux, loisirs et sports ..............................78 n INVITATION AU VOYAGE n Enfants du pays ........................................79 Les plus de Singapour ................................9 Lexique .................................................... 82 Fiche technique .........................................11 Idées de séjour ........................................ 13 Comment partir ? ....................................18 n SINGAPOUR CITY n Singapour City ........................................ 86 Quartiers ..............................................87 n n DÉCOUVERTE Se déplacer .........................................94 Singapour en 20 mots-clés ..................... 32 Pratique .............................................100 Survol de la ville ...................................... 36 Se loger .............................................103 Géographie ..........................................36 Se restaurer .......................................121 Climat ..................................................36 Sortir .................................................141 Environnement – Écologie ....................37 À voir – À faire ...................................150 Parcs nationaux ...................................38 Balades .............................................182 Faune et flore .......................................39 Shopping ...........................................183 Histoire ................................................... 40 Sports – Détente – Loisirs ..................188 Politique et économie .............................. 46 Politique ...............................................46 Économie .............................................47 n ESCAPADES AUTOUR PopulationS et langues ............................ 50 DE SINGAPOUR CITY n Populations ..........................................50 Langues ...............................................53 Escapades autour de Singapour City ......194 Mode de vie ............................................. 54 Pulau Tekong ..................................194 Pulau Ubin ......................................194 Vie sociale ...........................................54 Île Sentosa ......................................196 Mœurs et faits de société .....................56 Île St-John ......................................204 Religion ...............................................59 Arts et culture ........................................ 60 Île Lazarus ......................................205 Île Kusu ...........................................205 Architecture .........................................60 Sisters’ Island .................................205 Artisanat ..............................................62 Pulau Hantu – Ghost Island .............206 Cinéma ................................................63 Danse ..................................................64 Pulau Batam ...................................206 Littérature
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