72 Hours in Singapore - What to See, Eat, and Drink., Singapore, Singapore
Three days may not seems like a lot to explorer a new country but when you’re talking about a tiny nation like Singapore, it’s plenty. To ensure you cover the best it has to offer, here are my 72 Hours in Singapore highlights. Read on for what to see, eat, and do in this ultra-modern and food obsessed country.
There’s much to see in this modern city, but with 72 hours in Singapore you can easily see it all. Let’s get started:
In only a few short years the Marina Bay Sands Hotel has cemented itself as the icon of the city. With endless entertainment options you could spend 72 hours in Singapore and not leave this complex. To ensure you get out highlights include a walk around the Garden by the Bay, taking in the view from Skypark, and enjoying the light shows from all angles.
Other Marina Bay Sand highlights include the attached mall and casino, a guided art walk around the property, and if you’re lucky enough to be staying there, a dip in the most awesome pool ever:
Located a short 15 to 20 minute walk away from the Marina Bay Sands is the Singapore Flyer - one of the world’s highest Ferris wheels. Tickets start at around $30 dollars per person and gets you scenic 30-minute ride around Singapore. Looking for more? Full pods can be rented for diner or champaign flights. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
There’s much to see in this modern city, but with 72 hours in Singapore you can easily see it all. Let’s get started:
In only a few short years the Marina Bay Sands Hotel has cemented itself as the icon of the city. With endless entertainment options you could spend 72 hours in Singapore and not leave this complex. To ensure you get out highlights include a walk around the Garden by the Bay, taking in the view from Skypark, and enjoying the light shows from all angles.
Other Marina Bay Sand highlights include the attached mall and casino, a guided art walk around the property, and if you’re lucky enough to be staying there, a dip in the most awesome pool ever:
Located a short 15 to 20 minute walk away from the Marina Bay Sands is the Singapore Flyer - one of the world’s highest Ferris wheels. Tickets start at around $30 dollars per person and gets you scenic 30-minute ride around Singapore. Looking for more? Full pods can be rented for diner or champaign flights. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: 72 Hours in Singapore - What to See, Eat, and Drink.
Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Shaun Robertson
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.thislifeintrips.com/72-hours-in-singapore/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Shaun Robertson
Read it on Author's Website: http://www.thislifeintrips.com/72-hours-in-singapore/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Marina Bay Sands
- Singapore Flyer
- Helix Bridge
- Chinatown complex
- Fountain of Wealth
- LeVel 33
- Long Bar
- Library Bar
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