Din Tai Fung

Singapore is an incredible destination, especially for women traveling solo. Impossibly clean and safe, it is a favorite for deployment port calls. They also host one of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix races right in the street. This is an itinerary for how to spend 3 days in the beautiful Kingdom of Singapore. This guide includes: - 3 hotel recommendations - 7 restaurant recommendations - 4 activity recommendations

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the captivating city of Singapore with this meticulously crafted 5-day itinerary. Immerse yourself in a whirlwind of experiences that blend modernity with tradition, nature with urban marvels, and delectable cuisines with cultural gems. Having spent three enriching years studying in the vibrant city-state of Singapore, I've not only gained academic knowledge but also delved deep into its culture, history, and hidden treasures. From iconic landmarks to tucked-away gems, I've explored Singapore inside out. Whether you're seeking travel advice, the best places to visit, a nature lover, the best places and the most authentic places to eat, or a cultural enthusiast, this guide promises a seamless blend of Singapore's most iconic attractions and hidden gems. and will assure that you're in good hands. Let's uncover the beauty and wonders of Singapore together 💕

For the ultimate Singapore experience with a glamorous twist, use the historic and opulent Raffles Hotel as your base. Retire to the intimacy of The Writers Bar for pre-dinner drinks and put dinner reservations in the hands of your personal butler. With Natureland Reflexology and Massage a 1-minute walk away, spend your mornings shopping and exploring and your afternoons reviving your tired feet in the cool comfort of Natureland. If antique shopping is on your agenda, venturing to one of Singapore’s junk stores can be thrilling. One of the best is Tong Mern Sern on Craig Road; it houses three floors of antiques which will please even the most discerning collector. If you love handmade ceramics, Mud Rock Ceramics is where high end restaurateurs source their plates and where those in the know shop for one-of-a-kind hand moulded pieces with beautiful glazes. Ceramic Loft also has a unique range of handmade and bespoke bowls, plates, vessels, decor and art pieces and Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is known for their huge range of plates, tableware, baking dishes and outdoor pots in the Peranakan style. If shopping and exploring leaves you in need of a cool down, head to Rempapa chef Damian D'Silvas favourite bar, No.5 Emerald Hill which he says is the only bar that still retains the nostalgia of Eighties Singapore. In his words, "It may not have the most creative cocktails, but the moment you walk in, you feel comforted and relaxed, and the beer is cold." For the ultimate cool down, return to the hotel and take an invigorating dip in the rooftop pool. Lose yourself in a holiday read or indulge in a light meal with a cocktail or an icy beer as you watch the sky momentarily cloud over for the inevitable tropical rain shower. Dining out is a way of life in Singapore and it is truly a foodlover's paradise. You can indulge in a Michelin starred affair at Cloudstreet one day and enjoy the buzzing energy and authentic flavours of chilli crab, chicken rice and satay at the Lau Pa Sat or Maxwell hawker centre the next. Pair the cuisine, the climate and the ease of getting around with the culture and history of this tiny flavour bomb of a destination and you'll enjoy a holiday that satisfies all your senses.