Atrium Singapore

... 's cheap and easy but maybe not for you if you like your clean and tidy restaurants. If you're thinking of visiting Singapore, here are my must-do's: Sentosa Island The Zoo The Night Safari Chinatown Little India The Merlion Travel on the MRT ...

... but a bit short for the time invested. Got dropped off at Orchard Rd shops and got a good deal ok two PSPs, one for Eli and one for Paul. Singapore is cheap for electronics if you shop around and barter hard but the same as NZ for much everything ...

... hundreds of 'working' girls standing around in the 4-5 blocks in the area.        Fun fact for the day: according to the Singapore Zhineng QiGong  society one needs to do 108 pelvis thrusts a day to improve one's ...

... this and are in Vietnam, have a feed before going to the airport!!!!! As is evident by the heading, sickness abounds in Singapore!! Phil wasn't too flash on the flight, and after we landed, did the waiting for bags, taxis etc finally checked into the ...

After travelling 30 hours from Toronto to L.A. to Taipei to Singapore, we arrived at the airport where we found Singapore to be beautiful, clean and modern. Just as others had described it. We had no problem getting a taxi out of the airport to our ...

Lion City - Singapore We had opted to stop at Singapore to break the long, long flight to Egypt and because Singapore Air Stopover holidays give you a night in a luxury hotel for a bargain price (though not as much of a bargain as it used to be).  ...

... citizens, 70% of them are of Chinese ethnics, around 14% are Malaysians and ten percent are Indians. Like Hong Kong, Singapore started as a small fishing village and was originally a British Colony. Our second stop was near the Marina Harbour where had ...

... Singapore and go straight back to the UK if my shells weren't allowed in with me - I was not going to hand them over. Singapore is a shoppers paradise - everyone shops (apart from me and Linda) we were dazzled and a bit shell-shocked by it all.  We ...

... take me down to the waterfront to enjoy dinner in a great restaurant (Jane - thanks for the recommendation!) From Singapore ......home for 3 weeks to enjoy staying in the same bed for a while and not living out of a bag before ...

... than Jonti (See picture 3). We walked onto Raffles (grandfather Bird's old watering hole during WW2) where we decided that a Singapore sling would blow the budget so we looked on at the richer than us from out front. Heat exhaustion ...

... to spare. We unpack, Prem shoots a little video & I mull over the first item in the day's itinerary - A boat ride on the Singapore river from Clarke quay. Surprisingly, we are not the least bit groggy or tired, despite the lack of sleep the previous ...

... Raffles hotel which is AMAZING!!!! The hotel is so pretty! Really traditional with loads of white coloumns - looked very expensive! We had a Singapore sling in the bar which was very tasty and threw the nut shells on the floor.  We then went to ...

... latest fashion trends and entertaining local catch phrases along the way. A simple meal is made memorable when drifting along the Singapore River on a traditional bumboat. Step off the boat and get catapulted 60 metres into the air on a reverse bungy ...

... electric curtains opened for us, the view was magnificent, looking straight out the Marina Bay Sands Hotel and we could see half of the Singapore Flyer. So a few glasses of Moët & Chandon and some anniversary cake and we were off to bed about 1am. ...

... KL around 2PM.  We took taxi from Orchard Road where the bus dropped us to the airport. I remembered that taking taxi in Singapore is really expensive and I got reminded why, because they added a lot of fees on top of it. Even though the meter says ...

Today we just walked around Singapore. We went to Orchard Road first hoping to find the place near CentrePoint where all the nice tiny restaurants were. I was surprised to find everything changed already. The restaurants are not there anymore. It seems ...