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Singapore, also known as Singapura is a haven for those who love to travel, and is a global hot spot for tourism. Like all old cities, Singapore has a nonchalance and acceptance of the new, knowing full well that nothing can destroy the heart beat of this wonderful city. For under all the tourist places, and modern business empires, there has always been a great sense of style and a pride those living in Singapore, Malaysia’s most famous city have.
Steeped in history, there’s plenty of sightseeing and attractions, but to get a real sense of the beauty, take a trip up to one of the roof top bars, where you can see for miles over the blue sea, and it really hits home just how stunningly lovely the city is.
Things to do in Singapore
The best way to start sightseeing is to get yourself a Street Directory Map – this way, you can look up everywhere you like the sound of before you decide where to go in Singapore. As to deciding, there’s everything from ancient history to great shopping and shopping malls to explore, try the Sri Mariamman Temple or Lau Pa Sat, a restored Victorian covered shopping Mall. However, some of the best places to see in Singapore are on the small islands nearby, which still retain some of very old Singapura style; try Kusu Island.
However to see the modern, 21st century of skyscrapers and breathtaking views from roof top bars, get an MRT Map, which gives you all the city train lines, and makes getting about easy! Last of all take a trip on the cable car over to Sentosa Island, great views guaranteed, and it’s a great day out for families.
