Sentosa Island
Sentosa Island is an entire island devoted to recreation. It is accessible from downtown Singapore via cable car near the World Trade Center or by driving across a bridge.
www.sentosa.com.sg

Chinatown
The Chinese are Singapore’s largest ethnic group (77 percent) and Chinatown its largest ethnic district. The streets are like mazes and are lined with shops, some that date back to the late 1800s. Within Chinatown, worshipers flock to ornate and bustling temples, such as Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, Sri Mariamman.
www.visitsingapore.com

Singapore Bontanical Gardens
The brainchild of Singapore founder Sir Stamford Raffles, a keen naturalist, the gardens are a regional center for botanical and horticultural research and training.
www.sbg.org.sg 
 
Asian Civilization Museum
ACM is the region’s first museum to present a broad perspective of pan-Asian cultures and civilizations.
www.nhb.gov.sg/acm/acm.shtml

Esplanade Theaters On The Bay
Singapore’s premier performing arts center shares 15 waterfront acres, with several hotels, two convention centers, 1,000 shops, 300 restaurants and 150 bars.
www.esplanade.com

Kampong Glam/Arab Street
Arab Street, with its many food stalls, is anchored by the Sultan Gate and is considered the center of the Arabic and Muslim community.
www.visitsingapore.com 

Little India 
Stretching along both sides of Serangoon Road from Rochor Canal to Lavender Street, Little India is a marketplace of Indian spices, sitar music and traditional dress.
www.visitsingapore.com

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 Map of Singapore

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