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Urban park, Sports complex
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British Singapore
Woke up later than I wanted, around 9am. Went down for breakfast. Hash browns and egg mayo anyone? Actually nicer than I expected.
Decided I needed to orient myself, since the taxi journey took me round one-way systems. So I walked down to Orchard Road, the shopping mecca here. I imagine it's fantastic if you're buying, because it's just …
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Safari, So Good
... fees. Modern skyscrapers rubbed well-designed shoulders with colonial buildings and everything seemed walkable even in humid conditions. Singapore is a shoppers paradise, a culture-vulture's paradise and a food-lovers paradise all in one. In short, an ...
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Singapore slings!
... commenced with spirit the next morning starting with the Changi Chapel and Museum built by the POW's during the Japanese occupation of Singapore in WWII. Very moving - the most moving bit being the patchwork quilt designed and made by the wives of the ...
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What's That On Your Leg?
... back. Wednesday: Took the bus to Pasir Jambak (Cleft of Sand), a nice beach about two hours from Bukittinggi, near Padang. Stayed at Uncle Jack's. Unfortunately, Uncle Jack doesn't seem to believe in mosquito nets, but other than that it's a ...
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Rugby 7s
Steve wanted to go check out the 62nd International Rugby Tournament that was held at Padang over the weekend. I put the order through sistic and picked up the tickets at the Esplanade. The tickets were cheap at just under S$53 for the both ...
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Day 76: Off to the Zoo
--A wonder around Central Singapore-- After a shortened day yesterday, I spent the morning going for a stroll around central Singapore. After five minutes from leaving the hostel, I arrived on the Padang, where things were very civilised. Out on the ...
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Now we're travelling!!!
... to some air conditioning! Sunday 4th December 2005 We got up this morning at 9.30 am after another lie in and went sightseeing Singapore!!! We purchased the CityBuzz ticket for $5 each (about 1 pound sixty) for the whole day allowing us to hop and ...
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Majulah Singapore: HaPpY 45th BiRtHdAY!
... . The location changes every year but returns to Padang, the birthplace of Singapore's independence, every five years. Celebrating Singapore's 45th birthday, Padang provided 360 degree views of the city and from our seats in the yellow section, we could ...
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More Walking round Singapore Old District
... broke! I've never worn sunglasses so much before! I continued my walk south past the church of st Joseph, the semi circular Singapore museum and the area down to raffles hotel. This area is full of churches! Chijmes - which appears to be a grand ...
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Sightseeing & Flying in the Districts & Singa Zoo!
... ; a 13th Century Church in Hampshire England! We strolled passed City Hall; the Supreme Court; Singapore Cricket Club (where Dave got a bit excited); round Padang Gardens; and into Esplanade Park to see the twin Esplanade Buildings. The ‘Esplanade ...
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Singapore
... are a cluster of beautiful old colonial buildings including the City Hall, the Supreme Court building, the Singapore Cricket Club (the Jewel of Padang), the Victoria Theatre and the Arts House (the original Parliament House). The place where Stamford ...
Padang Map
- City Hall
- Cenotaph
- Istana Kampong Glam
- Fuk Tak Chi Museum
- East Coast Park
- Singapore Cricket Club
- Esplanade Park
- Supreme Court
- St. Andrew's Cathedral
- Esplanade Concert Hall
- Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
- Victoria Theatre And Concert Hall
- The Arts House
- Anderson Bridge
- Empress Place Building
- Raffles Amrita Spa
- Bumboat River Tour
- Raffles Landing Site
- Statue of Raffles
- Asian Civilisations Museum