13 places curated from 10 travel vlogs โ the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A district that packs the colours, scents and gods of the Indian subcontinent into a few city blocks.
A former district of trading houses and opium dens whose historic shophouses now hold restaurants, boutique hotels and gift shops.
A waterfront district of futuristic architecture that looks like something from a science-fiction blockbuster.
Singapore's historic Malay and Muslim quarter, with streets full of handicrafts from the Arab world.
A lively riverside quay known for upscale restaurants and nightlife.
A riverside quay recommended for upscale dining among bright lights.
The colonial heart of Singapore along the Singapore River. Many of the city's museums and government buildings are here.
A well-located area to stay, within walking distance of Kampong Glam and a single train ride from the airport, Orchard Road and Chinatown.
One of Singapore's oldest Malay settlements, listed among the city's ethnic neighbourhoods worth visiting.
A more refined riverside area focused on fine dining and cozy cafes.
A historic street reached from Tanjong Pagar station, home to Thian Hock Keng Temple.
A stylish Chinatown street lined with bars offering happy hour deals.
A heritage neighbourhood known for its colourful Peranakan shophouses with intricate tiles and floral motifs.