The Plaza Singapore

Air asia Thailand : +66 2515 9999 Seats : 4D - 16A Sim buys @ American Express Exchange counter around the hall way through the train Take the train to Orchard Station it will put you through Ion Plaza on the same floor NS22 Orchard, L1

... 15 minutes later in the vicinity of Raffles Place, and to be exact, it's the Republic Plaza. One of the tallest building in Singapore, strategically located just nearby the Raffles Place MRT, and few steps away from Singapore's pride which ...

... was known before the Prince named it "Singapura" (meaning "lion" (singa) "city" (pura) in Sanskrit), and represents Singapore's humble beginnings as a fishing village (okay, I googled this). Along the way, we saw these street vendors preparing an ice ...

... walk to city hall. It's pretty far from the Merlion but we found few great spots to take pictures with famous Singapore landmarks (such as Esplanade - local people called it "durian building", Singapore Flyer, Singapore downtown skyline). In the evening, ...

... lucky plaza, where alot of filipina DH flocked during day-offs, probably cheap place for shopping too. I had a good shopping at lucky plaza, a little video taking of the orchard area, and.. damn time has run so fast, I have to go back to ...

... for the umpteenth time, we took a cab to the airport. On the way we learnt one more interesting fact about Singapore, those beautiful central reservations with potted plants and flowers could be moved in an emergency to provide another runway for the ...

... find my hotel easily. I've decided to treat myself for the next couple of nights and book myself a room at the 5-star Royal Plaza on Scotts hotel in Singapore. It only costs 50 quid a night - the same as the travel inn back home as I booked it on the ...

... as we bailed out of the office around 4.30 PM. So we still have plenty of times to spend under daylight. Not really though since Singapore seemed so cloudy this late afternoon. Ah by the way, we tried something new for lunch. Just nearby the office, right ...

... rather ruthlessly after he goes to bed. Bwah ha ha! We dumped the bags in the room and headed out on the town. The Singapore river which runs through the city is only 15 minutes walk away and so we sauntered down the main streets, with me navigating ...

... been told many things about Singapore, but the one thing that I had the most trouble believing was that the Singapore airport (Changi International) was unbelievably efficient. Having traveled through dozens and dozens of airports, the thought of one ...

... Singapore Airlines Tour agent – Tradewinds after purchasing our flights.  View from our room was breathtaking – casino, Singapore flyer, suntec, CDB, Marina Bay all right outside the bedroom! Took a quick shower and a rest, hopped out to ...

... Ms. Hamilton-Hart made herself available for such a small group, as her insights into the various aspects of life in Singapore will prove invaluable when I'm completing my assignment for the class. Once we returned to the ParkRoyal we had about 3 ...

... work. This was a hole-in-the-wall place with plastic tables and chairs out on the footpath, but a great introduction to Singapore food. I ordered roast duck and noodles and a big bottle of Tiger beer for only SD4.50 - exceptionally cheap and very tasty - ...

... have lunch in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. The train from the City Hall stop to Woodland took about 45 minutes and cost a little under $3 (Singapore) a piece. The bus stop was about a 3 minute walk from the train at the Woodlands stop. We hopped on bus ...

... in at the Singapore Stopover desk in the airport for our goodies and we were on the way to the hotel. My first impressions of Singapore were positive. It was a very clean modern city which I was eager to explore. The hotel was very nice and had a great ...

... Alright! It's shopping time now and I haven't been to Chinatown so I guess it's a good way to learn a new thing about Singapore. I was thinking about cheaper keychains or fridge magnets and who knows perhaps I'm gonna find it there? So as usual, we went ...

... and lots of fish - we bought some fish food and huge cat fish appeared from nowhere And we went to Raffles hotel last night for a Singapore sling - well that was the plan - ended up having a steak and more wine and beer too while we were there. ...

... So the big Airbus A380 touched down in Singapore yesterday with one Gloucester bird on board and some hefty luggage - that's me! Singapore Airport; very very clean and sparkly.  Floors so polished you could eat your dinner off them - and the ...

... sight seeing in the 4 days there and would definitely go back with more money to go shopping. Raffles was luxurious and the Singapore Sling was great especially with the whole throwing monkey nuts on the floor, practically the only place you can litter in ...