When at Changi Airport travelling or transiting, you can shop at one of the world’s most extensive ranges of duty-free shops in Singapore. The SHILLA Duty-Free for the Asia Pacific has the most comprehensive range of cosmetics and perfumes, specially designed and planned to meet your beauty needs.

Changi City Point is a famous mall with Singaporeans and tourists, and it spans 210 000 square feet and houses around 140 retail outlets. The mall is renowned for containing factory outlets of various brands such as Adidas, Nike, Lacoste and Pedro. There is also a landscaped themed rooftop garden and a wet and dry playground on the topmost floor on level 3. Anchor tenants do include Cold Storage, Kopitiam and Challenger. Challenger's flagship store.

Tampines 1 is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 265 000 square feet and houses around 170 retail outlets. It features tenants such as Sephora, Pepper Lunch, Muji, Daiso, Challenger, 4Fingers Crispy Chicken, Sushi Express and Awfully Chocolate.

Century Square is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 220 000 square feet and houses around 220 retail outlets. It features tenants such as cinema operator Filmgarde, Mahota Market, childcare centre operator The Orange Academy and restaurants Hai Di Lao Hotpot, Green Signature Vegetarian, The Meathouse by Eighteen Chefs and Boon Tong Kee, Soup Restaurant, Virtualand and Food Junction.

A museum dedicated to educating on the determination and preservations faced by civilians and prisoners of war in Changi Prison Camp during World War 2.

Home to numerous habitats and teeming ecosystems, the island of Pulau Ubin is the ideal vacation spot for nature lovers.

Chilli Padi (Joo Chiat) is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. It serves authentic Peranakan dishes in the heart and centre of the Peranakan culture at Joo Chiat. Some of the dishes served include, kueh pai ti, ikan assam pedas and ayam rendang. The laksa is their speciality, with a thick broth added with coconut milk and is served with ingredients such as fish slices, deep-fried tofu and cockles for great taste.

Lao Fu Zi Fried Kway Teow is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. It offers black or white fried kway teow, which is extremely rare in Singapore. The fried kway teow is cooked on the spot with varied ingredients and nicely balanced flavours. This ensures that your noodle will be piping hot and fresh.

Roland Restaurant started out as a small restaurant along The Kallang River in 1956 with traditional cooking methods using charcoal fire. As the restaurant became more popular, it moved to the current spot at Marine Parade. The massive 1100-seater restaurant serves 3 different types of cuisines, namely Seafood, Cantonese and Dim Sum.

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.

Tampines Mall is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 310 000 square feet and houses around 160 retail outlets. It features tenants such as Isetan department store, a Golden Village cineplex, a Kopitiam food court, an NTUC Fairprice supermarket, a Popular bookstore, Toys 'R' Us and more than 100 speciality shops.

Bedok Mall is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 220 000 square feet and houses around 190 retail outlets. It features tenants such as FairPrice Finest, Best Denki and Uniqlo.

Waterway point is a famous mall with Singaporeans, and it spans 350 000 square feet and houses around 200 retail outlets. It features tenants such Uniqlo, Daiso Japan, Din Tai Fung, H&M and a 24-hour NTUC FairPrice Finest supermarket. It also offers a wide range of food and dining outlets, including alfresco options. The mall also has a cineplex operated by Shaw Theatres that features 10 screens, including an IMAX theatre. Located beside the Punggol Waterway, Waterway Point provides various dining, fashion, entertainment and amenities for the residents in the vicinity.

Singapore’s longest beach at 15-kilometres long stretch, East Coast Park, is filled with attractions and activities for people from young to old, not to find themselves bored.

Located deep in the east, away from the city hustle and bustle, Wild Wild Wet is a huge water theme park with rides and activities for people of all ages.

Hill Street Fried Kway Teow is on the MICHELIN Guide’s Point of View. Hill Street Fried Kway Teow has an intense flavour. Expect to queue when you visit.

JUMBO Seafood is a popular and well-known restaurant by locals and internationally by tourists and celebrates which specialise in crabs. Their most well-known dish is the chilli crab dish. Currently, they have 6 restaurant outlets in different parts of Singapore and 12 restaurants outlets across Asia in countries such as China, Korea, Vietnam and Thailand.