Before you set sail for over the seas or on a relaxing cruise trip, give yourself a well-deserved treat to the extensive range of products at the duty-free shops located conveniently at HarbourFront and Tanah Merah ferry terminals.

VivoCity is Singapore largest shopping mall with almost 1,600,000 square feet of floor area over 5 levels. With a whopping 340 shops and restaurants, this mall is suitable for people of all ages, from young to families and senior citizens. The mall even features a Sky Park on the third floor with an amphitheatre. Some of the anchor tenants include Hypermarket FairPrice Xtra, movie theatre Golden Village, department store Tangs, and a Public Library.

Suntec City is a family-oriented shopping mall in Singapore with almost 900,000 square feet of floor area over 4 levels in four zones: West Wing, North Wing, East Wing, and Fountain Terrance Wing. It has 360 shops and restaurants such as Uniqlo, H&M, Cotton On, Toys"R" U, Charles & Keith, Bali Thai, Bali Thai, Crystal Jade, Astons, DON DON DONKI and Hypermarket Giant. Suntec City is a lifestyle mall where you can find everything under one roof. It has the world largest fountain, Fountain of Wealth, where laser water performances at night are accessible to the public.

Bugis+ is a mall located in Bugis that spans 190 000 square feet and houses around 150 retail outlets over 9 levels. Its current tenants include Cinema Filmgarde, Cue Guru, Uniqlo, The Editor's Market, Bershka, PULL & BEAR, Sephora, TEMT, KOI Café and The Joyden Hall.

Bras Basah Complex is an old-styled Shopping mall that’s a heaven for book, musical, sport and art lovers.

The Paragon is positioned as a luxury shopping centre along the Orchard Road shopping belt. It has 200 shops spread over a floor area of 480,000 square feet that spans over 7 levels. The Paragon houses international luxury fashion brands such as Tod's, Prada, Miu Miu, Emporio Armani, Gucci, Burberry and Givenchy. It Houses department store Metro, Marks & Spencer and a Toys 'R' Us. Other fashion items available include accessories such as watch and jewellery retailers such as Hublot, Tommy Hilfiger Cortina Watch, Larry Jewelry and Guess. Shoppers will also be spoilt for the many different food choices such as Fish & Co., Din Tai Fung, Prive and The Soup Spoon after a long shopping day.

Ngee Ann City is one of the largest and most popular shopping malls along the Orchard Road shopping belt. It has 130 shops spread over a floor area of 1,188,000 square feet that spans over 7 retail levels. It houses branded boutiques such as Celine, Hermès, Burberry, Fendi and Chanel, and Takashimaya. This Japanese department store sells all items from cosmetics, fashion, kids, electronics, home items, and even food. Books Kinokuniya has the 2nd largest outlet in South-East Asia and a Cold Storage supermarket.

Shaw House and Centre is a shopping mall located along the Orchard Road shopping belt. The anchor tenant is the Isetan department store, their largest flagship store in Singapore; on levels 5 and 6 there is the Lido 8 Cineplex, one of the largest cinema halls in Singapore. The mall also houses luxury boutiques such as Celine, Loewe and Fendi.

T Galleria by DFS is a duty-free shopping centre on Scotts Road and mainly sells luxury goods, including products from Bottega Veneta, Prada, Gucci, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, Loewe and Bvlgari.

The Centrepoint is a shopping centre located along orchard road, one of the world most extensive shopping belts. The shopping centre has Decathlon, Harvey Norman, JustCo, JENN, Tensho by MOF, Cold Storage and Marks and Spencer as its anchor tenants. It spans 400 000 square feet and houses around 180 retail outlets.

Orchard Central is a shopping mall located along Orchard Road Singaore, a famous shopping belt amongst both locals and tourists. It has over 400 shops spread over a floor area of 390,000 square feet over 14 levels. It is the tallest vertical shopping mall in Singapore. Some shops include Uniqlo, Tokyu Hands and Japanese Supermarket Don Don Donki. There are 14 floors of retail space and different restaurants and cafes.

The Heeren retail space is anchored by Courts' largest outlet in Singapore, which spans 189,000 square feet as Courts' chain's flagship outlet.

Design Orchard is located along Orchard Road, and the building was opened in 2019 to encourage local designers by giving them a venue to sell their items. Located at level one, shoppers can show their support to local designers by purchasing their appeals. Level 2 and 3 is designed for local designers to brainstorm and make their design a reality. The top-level is a public park and amphitheatre, which is slanted to view the amphitheatre better.

Scotts Square is a luxury boutique mall with luxury shops such as Ethan K, OCD, KS Pop Up, Restaurants such as Eggslut, Maison Kayser and Supermarket FairPrice Finest.

Experience the global evolutionary development of contemporary art because it involves existence in the Singapore Art Museum.

Located in a historical building along the Singapore River, this museum tells the stories of Asian civilizations through its permanent exhibits.

Take a visit to the region’s most up-to-date and most prominent museum of present-day Singapore and Southeast Asian artwork housed inside Singapore’s awe-inspiring countrywide monuments.

This toy museum will pleasure each adult and child with its significant series of antique toys and memorabilia from across the world.

The Singapore City Gallery tells the tale of the city's bodily everchanging transformation over the years and its future aspirations.

The focal point of diversity with six natural habitats and home to a variety of wildlife, Chek Jawa is one of Singapore's most diverse ecosystems away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Get enchanted in this dream landscape of beautiful gardens that will make you forget the hustle and bustle of the city.

With its rich biodiversity and war battle relics, nature fanatics and History fanatics will locate lots to do at Labrador Nature Reserve.

Walk among the bushes at this ten-kilometre stretch of connecting trails native to various flowers and teeming wildlife.

If you are looking for local culture in the bustling city with a good touch of nature, Kusu Island is for you.

S.E.A. Aquarium, also known as Southeast Asia Aquarium, is home to more than 100,000 marine animals of over 1,000 species across 50 different habitats, holds the record of being the World’s Largest Oceanarium. It will be an unforgettable experience as each one is as fascinating as the next.

Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel offering a panoramic view of Singapore and its city skyline.

Killiney Kopitiam opened in 1919 as "Kheng Hoe Heng Coffeeshop", it started as a small humble coffeehouse for breakfast selling warm beverages and bread toast, and freshly brewed tea and coffee.

Singapore Famous Rojak is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. With the recipe pass-down from the first generation to second-generation owners, the stall serves local-style salad with a homemade sauce, making the dish unique.

Outram Park Fried Kway Teow is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. Outram Park Fried Kway Teow is fried with a dark sauce. You can add cockles to the noodles. There is always a long queue.

"Long Beach Restaurant is one of the oldest restaurants in Singapore, it started in 1946 and has been serving fresh quality seafood since then.

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is positioned as a luxury shopping mall in Singapore with almost 1,000,000 square feet of floor area over 3 levels. Featuring a whopping 300 luxury boutiques and restaurants such as Chanel, Cartier, Prada, Gucci, Hermès, Dior, Miu Miu, Montblanc and Hermès. Celebrity Chef restaurants such as Bread Street Kitchen (by Gordon Ramsay), Waku Ghin (by Tetsuya Wakuda and DB Bistro & Oyster Bar (by Daniel Boulud). The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is a place for locals and tourists who want to shop for luxury goods or enjoy a treat at one of its luxury restaurants.

Raffles City Singapore is positioned generally as a luxury shopping mall in Singapore with almost 420,000 square feet of floor area over 4 levels. With over 200 shops such as department store BHG, Supermarket Raffles City Market Place, retail shops such as MUJI, ALDO, Coach, G2000, Montblanc, Swarovski and Tommy Hilfiger, Restaurants such as Cedele, TWG Tea Salon and Poulet. Raffles City Singapore caters to all people of all ages, from young people to families and senior citizens.

Bugis Junction is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 220 000 square feet and houses around 200 retail outlets. It features a BHG department store, a United Artists cinema, a food court, a Virtual land amusement arcade and more than 200 speciality shops.

Bugis Street Market offers a variety of affordable apparel, accessories, and eats. A bustling street market that sells anything from quirky knickknacks and homeware to cheap and fashionable garments. With more than 600 stores spread across three levels, you’ll find something that suits you.

313@Somerset is a shopping mall located along the Orchard Road shopping belt. It has 140 shops spread over a floor area of 290,000 square feet that spans over 8 levels. 313@Somerset is the first green and eco-friendly shopping mall along Orchard Road. 313@Somerset is positioned with local and international brands for mid-level fashion such as ZARA, Forever 21, Mango and Cotton On.

Wisma Atria is an established shopping mall located along the Orchard Road shopping belt. It has 100 shops spread over a floor area of 230,000 square feet that spans over 5 levels. The mall offers speciality stores anchored by Isetan, a Japanese department store, fashion brands iora, Coach, Mango and local food havens such as Haidilao Hotpot and the Food Republic.

TANGS is a department store located along the Orchard Road shopping belt. The building was constructed with traditional Chinese architecture and Chinese culture. Its design is inspired by the Forbidden City palaces. Selling local and international brands such as cosmetics, fashion, kids, electronics, home items and even food. Shoppers will be amused by the massive variety of brands and the excellent customer service provided at Tangs department store.

Ion Orchard is the largest shopping centre in Orchard Road, spanning 660 000 square feet, and houses around 400 retail outlets. There are various flagship stores, including Rubi Shoes, Uniqlo, H&M, Mango, T.M. Lewin, Zara, Levi's, DKNY and Bershka. There are also luxury brands such as the double-storey flagship boutique, including Prada, Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Cartier, and Patek Philippe Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Vacheron Constantin. All the luxury flagship stores face directly towards Orchard Road.

Plaza Singapura is a shopping mall located along the Orchard Road shopping belt, a well-known shopping belt with many malls and shops. It has 320 shops spread over a floor area of 630,000 square feet that spans over 9 levels. Some shops include Uniqlo, MUJI, Daiso, Marks & Spencer, a movie theatre Golden Village cineplex, a supermarket Cold Storage, and restaurants such as Haidilao Hot Pot and Swensens, Harry's.

Mandarin Gallery is a luxury boutique mall which is located inside the hotel Meritus Mandarin Singapore with international luxury brands such as Emporio Armani, D&G, Vertu and restaurants such as Ippudo.

Orchard Gateway is a shopping mall located along Orchard Road, one of the world most famous shopping belts. It has 120 shops spread over a floor area of 180,000 square feet and 6 levels. Some shops include Crate & Barrel, Swatch, Nike, J.Lindeberg, Red Wing Shoe and a public library. Orchard Gateway is designed as a sustainable building where the food waste from restaurants are composed and the gas collected is converted into electricity.

Cathay Cineleisure Orchard is a mall positioned for youths with a mix of food and beverage outlets, fashion shops and a hair salon. There is a karaoke lounge at level 8 and an indoor trampoline park on Level 9. The movie operator Cathay Cineplex has 12 movie screens in the mall.

Lucky Plaza is a shopping mall located along Orchard Road, one of the world most famous shopping belts. Lucky Plaza is one of the oldest malls along orchard road and is a popular spot for both locals and tourists to shop for a vast range of budget products at low and affordable prices on discounts. Small business owners own many shops, and you can even bargain for something you like with the owner.

The colourful and energetic attractions will captive and amuse your perception and entice your tastebuds.

The National Design Centre is the hub for everything to do with design. It hosts exhibitions, events and design programs that make the hearts of design lovers beat faster with enthusiasm.

The Singapore Philatelic Museum showcases Singapore and the world through the extensive collection of postage stamps.

Catch magnificence exhibitions at this luxurious exhibition space, in which the wondrous worlds of artwork and technology collide.

Indulge your senses and sensibility at the Red Dot Design Museum, home to over 1,000 nearby products, tasks and creations.

Singapore’s oldest museum is an advanced and innovative exhibit of the country’s records and culture.

Whether you are a fan of history, music lover or nature, this historic hill is full of surprises and historical awes.

Nature’s splendour is unveiled with Gardens by the Bay dreamlike sights, paradise-like areas and lush greenery.

Getting up to the hilltop eating and enjoyment spot of Mount Faber via different way of means such as cable car is more than just fun but an adventure.

Come discover the different plant species at Singapore’s oldest nature garden, or just for some relaxing outdoor time with friends or family.

Adventure Cove Waterpark™ is a nature-themed water park with many exciting kinds of stuff, such as slides, rides, obstacle courses, a wave pool, and a water playground.

Universal Studios Singapore is the first Hollywood movie theme park in Southeast Asia. It features a wide tempting selection of rides, attractions and entertainment for both families and thrill-seekers.

Famous Sungei Road Trishaw Laksa is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. One of its signature dishes is the laksa, which has a thick and rich broth for the best savour.

Ya Kun is a popular spot for traditional breakfast by locals and tourists and is well known internationally.

Ya Kun is well known for it's traditional kaya with it's homemade recipe - jam made with coconuts and eggs, kaya is served added to toasted white bread with salted butter.

Rojak‧Popiah & Cockle on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. There is only 3 dish available at the store. The signature dish is the Rojak which uses fresh-cut fruits cut on the spot and prawn paste sauce for seasoning, allowing a charming dish for supper.

No. 18 Zion Road Fried Kway Teow is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. The food is Cooked-to-order, rich and concentrated flavours with a trace of spiciness ingredients like fishcakes and cockles are a suitable match.

Red House Seafood opened in 1976 and is a family run business. It is known for Red House Chili Stew and Sri Lankan Mud Crab dishes.