ARAB STREET				Tropical gardens to stroll in...
One of Singapore's oldest settlements, this was once the site where Bugis & Arab traders traded their spices, coffee, gold dust and pearls. Today, Arab Street is a shopper's area for batiks, rugs, ethnic jewellery & basketware. At the centre of this area is the golden domed Sultan Mosque.				Botanic Gardens – just minutes away from Orchard Road, it is well known for its collection of orchids. Chinese Garden and the Japanese Garden of Tranquility in Jurong has a handsome tea-house that will provide many hours of entertainment.
BUGIS STREET				In the same area is the Jurong Bird Park, which will prove to be an enjoyable experience for the bird or nature enthusiast.
See for yourself – Asia's most talked about nightspot. It has been recreated with its old style shophouses characterized by terracotta tiled roofs and green rectangular columns. Adding to the charm of this once infamous street is a theatrette, cabaret dance hall, a night market and an English style Pub.				Take an exhilarating cable car ride to Sentosa Island
BOAT QUAY				Cruise in an authentic Chinese junk or if you're feeling rich, drive to the Raffles City area in a Rolls Royce.
For wining and dining, this area offers fine restaurants with views across the famous Singapore River, to the old colonial style buildings of parliament House and Empress Place Museum.
CLARKE QUAY				And not to miss of course, feast on a variety of fantastic food –
This riverside area has been successfully developed and now boasts of specialty restaurants, shops, entertainment outlets, a theme ride, food courts, fruit & vegetable markets, gardens and shaded walkways.				from the exquisite high teas catered for by most major restaurants and hotels; or give your palate an adventure, try the local food at the hawker stalls whether in Chinatown, Little India, along the Singapore River or on the East Coast side which is well noted for its BBQ hawker stalls near the beach.
CHINATOWN				And while you're there, why not work up an appetite by hiring a bicycle and bike riding along the beach.
Capture the sights, sounds and smells of this traditional area that emanates the Chinese influence in Singapore living; a flavour that lingers in the restaurants, the market and the food stalls. It is difficult to imagine not to think of food when one thinks of Chinatown – hot chestnuts, peanut sweets, barbecued dried pork, herbal tea… Crafts and an endless array of bargain stalls. Experience the bustle and throng of this traditional area.
LITTLE INDIA
Wander into the spice scented streets and discover shops that throve with jewellery, brassware, statues, Kashmiri silk, saris and many more delightful finds of Indian craftsmanship. This area is packed with interesting things to see and discover, including some delicious curries!