Day 1: ----------------------------------
Bugis
Get off at Bugis MRT Station along Green Line.
You can check out
1. Bugis Parco Junction (it's just a mall, though I like the shops, looks like a "street" area converted into a mall.
2. Pasar Malam. It means night market though it is open early in the morning till only around 9.30 PM.
3. SimLim Building - ask around, it's after the Pasar Malam. This is where you can get electronics stuff, but BE CAREFUL!!!
Orchard
Get off at Orchard Station along RED Line.
Of course, what else should we do in Singapore but to SHOP! There are so many malls and shops along orchard street. Check out the three major shops: ION Mall, Takashimaya (Ngee Ann City) and Paragon.
I suggest GRAbbing Lunch in Din Tai Fung in the basement of Paragon. Yummy Taiwanese Dumplings. I love the Xiao Long Pao there.
Lau Pah Sat, Walk along boat quay and Clark Quay
Get off at RAFFLES PLACE INTERCHANGE and follow the signs going to Lau Pah Sat. (IT's the largest hawker center in Singapore.
Grab some Satay, Sting Ray, and Teh Ping (Iced Tea) for a taste of local Singapore Cuisine.
After that, Walk along Boat Quay and Clark Quay and you can grab some drinks or stay late :)
Day 2: ----------------------------------
City Hall Area
Get off at City Hall MRT along the Green Line.
You might wanna grab Brunch or Lunch in the Flutes:
http://www.flutesatthefort.com.sg/
There's a couple of the things around that area as well. You can check the Singapore Philatelic Museum, MITA Building, and National Archives of Singapore.
Continue your walk to the area near City hall MRT.
You can check out the following:
1. Raffles Hotel - You might wanna grab SINGAPORE SLING in the long bar
2. National Library
3. Armenian Church
4. Chijmes (though it's better to do this at night)
5. Check OUT City Hall
Take the City Link and go SUNTEC. Make sure you see the largest Man-made fountain in the world!!! and Make your wish there. www.suntec.com.sg
Esplanade and One Fullerton Area
From Suntec we can walk to ESPLANADE and see What Singapore has that rivals Sydney Opera House. They have Esplanade by the Bay :). You can have Local Food in Makan-Sutra in Esplanade. Afterwards, you can walk to the One-Fullerton area and see the original Merlion and then walk to Fullerton Hotel
Day 3: ----------------------------------
National Museum
Get off at Dhoby Ghaut Station along purple OR Red Line.
Visit http://www.nationalmuseum.sg for more information.
Afterwards, grab Lunch in Fish & Co in the Glass House near Park Mall (right opposite Plaza Singapura. Or you can find a lot of restaurants and shops in Plaza Singapur.
Zoo and Night Safari
Alight at Ang Mo Kio station (NS16) along the RED Line and take bus service 138.
Make sure you grab these special
Park Hoppers Special (admission only)
3-in-1: Singapore Zoo, Night Safari & Jurong Bird Park
Adult S$45.00 (saves $13)
Child (3 to 12 years old) S$22.50
2-in-1: Singapore Zoo, Night Safari & Jurong Bird Park (any 2 parks)
Adult S$32.00 (saves $4)
Child (3 to 12 years old) S$16.00
You'll probably spend the entire afternoon in the zoo and the evening in Night Safari. Check out http://www.zoo.com.sg/.
Day 4: ----------------------------------
Little India (optional)
Get off at Little India MRT Station along the purple line and just walk around. There's nothing really particular that you need to see but just walk around and see the shops.
According to "Uniquely Singapore Site", Today, Little India is the focal point of Singapore's Indian community. Its spice-scented streets beckon you to a cornucopia of ethnic jewellery, jasmine garlands and silk saris. From the large Tekka Centre and Little India Arcade to the small provision shops, Little India is packed with interesting things to discover. During Deepavali (usually between Oct/Nov), the Indian Festival of Lights, Little India is transformed into a fairyland of gaily decorated, brightly lit streets bustling with shoppers. Witness also the faith of devotees during the colourful and ritualistic Thaipusam in Jan/Feb each year
China Town
Get off at Chinatown MRT Station along the purple line.
What you need to see are the shops along the Trengganu Street. You can buy souvenirs here as I think it's the cheapest in Singapore. Try to bargain (not so much) if you are going to buy a lot.
Make sure you check out the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Sri Mariamman Temple along South Bridge Road and Grab something if you wanna eat along Smith Street.
Vivo City (optional)
Get off at Harbourfront MRT Station along the purple line. This is basically a new mall and you can just go around and see some shops and grab lunch or snacks here :)
Sentosa
Get off at Harbourfront MRT Station along the purple line.
There are three options to go to sentosa.
1. Take the Monorail from Vivo City (3rd Floor)
2. Take the Bus from Harbourfront Interchange
3. Take the Cable Car
I would recommend #3 Cable Car. But do ask if you can go to Faber Park first, which is to the other end of the cable car (Normally you pay the same thing), so that you can have a good view of the entire Sentosa and Singapore. Get good pictures and take the cable car back to Sentosa.
Check the site www.sentosa.com.sg to check out for PROMOTIONS as they usually have packages.
Among these, I would recommend you try out: songs of the sea, Underwater world, and Merlion.
You can grab dinner here or just take the bus or monorail back to Vivo and grab dinner there. There's a restaurant which is similar to Nando's (for Peri Peri Chicken YUMMMY!)
