Unusual Things to Do in Singapore

Unusual Things to Do in Singapore, Singapore, Singapore

Visiting Singapore and looking for unusual, alternative or non-touristy things to do? Join the club, because when we were in this City-State, we sought unique things to do, unusual places to visit and different places to eat. Singapore is one of the world’s most popular cities to visit. With a low crime rate, it was voted the safest City in the World in 2018, so naturally it’s a place where tourists want to spend time. Whilst there are many things to do in Singapore, sightseeing like a local will give you a better appreciation. From Street Art to the Singapore Grand Prix this guide is for everyone whether you are on a budget, or happy to let the money fly. We discovered a different side to this sprawling metropolis, so let Feet Do Travel show you Singapore with a twist; 21 unusual things to do in Singapore.

As a Street Art lover, I did not expect to find such a wealth of talent in the streets of Singapore. Wandering around the streets, you will learn so much about its rich history and culture but the best part is its totally free! To discover what street art can be found, check out our post Singapore Street Art and for more budget options, 20 free things to do in Singapore. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Unusual Things to Do in Singapore
Guide Location: Singapore » Singapore
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Angie Briggs
Read it on Author's Website: https://www.feetdotravel.com/the-blog/unusual-things-to-do-in-singapore
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
  • bronze statues along Clarke Quay
  • National Museum of Singapore
  • Xcape RPG
  • Tan Quee Lan Street
  • The Fragment Room
  • Palm Avenue Float Club
  • Cryo Fit
  • Bounce indoor trampoline park
  • Raffles Hotel
  • Liao Fan Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle
  • Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodles
  • Central Perk Café
  • Kayak Asia
  • Land ZOVB
  • Orpheus Dive
  • Marina South Pier

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