Stroll amongst royalties and travel back in time at the Malay Heritage Centre. Built 160 years ago by Sultan Ali, the son of Sultan Hussein Shah, Istana Kampong Glam was once the royal seat of the Malay sultans in Singapore. Beautifully restored to its former glory, this cultural destination showcases historical artefacts and colourful exhibits from Singapore's national collection as well as contributions from the community. 

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As Singapore’s largest street shopping location, Bugis Street has a vibrant and colourful past – and has undergone refurbishments to prepare it for an even brighter future. 

Home to over 800 shops, Bugis Street is a buzzing hive of activity – especially in the evenings when it takes on a bustling-night market atmosphere.

With its iconic glass-covered, air-conditioned shopping street, Bugis Junction combines the charm of traditional shophouses with the prestige of modern retail spaces. It’s a shopper’s heaven, no matter what the weather.

Explore the rich cultural heritage of the Middle East in the city of Singapore. Haji Lane and Arab Street.

They don’t call it a city for nothing. Suntec Singapore has it all. From delicious dining options and some of the city’s best shopping to a range of entertainment, office buildings and even a convention and exhibition centre, a world of attractions awaits.

One of the world’s largest sporting infrastructures, Singapore Sports Hub hosts some of Singapore’s biggest events, including the WTA Championships and Premier League. 

Built on the site of the former Singapore National Stadium, this sports hub isn’t just a place for professionals to show off their skills. There’s plenty of opportunities for visitors to discover their own sporting brilliance. After a workout, head straight to the shopping mall for retail therapy and delicious food.