See Singapore differently

A vibrant city full of unique experiences. Singapore is anything but ordinary.

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Join Andi and Miquita as they take us on a passionate mother-daughter trip to discover all of the unique experiences that Singapore has to offer. From hawker stalls to haute cuisine, vintage vinyl to towering Supertrees. In this city, a short stay goes a long way.

Beyond Singapore’s skyline lies a city full of hidden gems. Lush greenery woven into the fabric of the city, neighbourhoods bursting with flavour, and a vibrant, rich multicultural heritage. Watch as mother-daughter duo, Andi and Miquita, follow their life-long passions of food and music to reveal a vibrant, exciting and endlessly surprising city that will stay with you long after you’ve left.

Get a taste of Singapore

Hawker stalls to haute cuisine and everything in between

Singapore is a city that celebrates its food. From bustling hawker centres to world-class dining in Michelin-starred restaurants, its food scene is a vibrant fusion of heritage, passion and culinary innovation. Whether you’re sipping tea in a Peranakan Mansion or tucking into a steaming plate of Hainanese chicken rice in a hawker stall, every bite tells a story.

Soak up Singapore's culture

From iconic record stores to colourful shophouses

Singapore is a city of contrasts and its cultural identity has been shaped by a unique ability to embrace both the old and the new. Contemporary bars, clubs and music venues sit alongside colourful Peranakan shophouses, ancient temples and mosques. Here, tradition is woven into the everyday, creating a city where the culture evolves without erasing the past.

Step into a world of green

Where edible gardens meet towering trees

Singapore is a vibrant urban oasis where nature is seamlessly woven into urban life, with nearly half the city covered in greenery. Guided by its “City in a Garden” vision and the ambitious Green Plan 2030, Singapore champions sustainable living through biophilic design, urban farming, efficient public transport, and green innovation. Singapore is proof that cities can thrive in harmony with nature.

Explore Singapore

Andi and Miquita's highlights

Restaurant

Tai Hwa Eating House

A low-key spot with a big reputation
Home to the world-renowned Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, a Michelin-starred hawker gem. Locals and tourists alike queue for a taste of its signature bak chor mee, where springy

Restaurant

Candlenut

Inventive Peranakan cuisine
The first Peranakan restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin star, alongside its sister restaurant Pangium. Candlenut adds a creative twist to traditional Peranakan cuisine with

Food Centre

Golden Mile Food Centre

Street food paradise
An iconic hawker centre, locally known as the Beach Road Army Market. You’ll be spoilt for choice, so do as the locals do and pick the popular spots, including Al Bismi Cafe and Old Amoy Chendol.
An iconic hawker centre, locally known as the Beach Road Army Market. You’ll be spoilt for choice, so do as the locals do and pick the popular spots, including Al Bismi Cafe and Old Amoy Chendol.

Restaurant

Da Po Hainanese

Golden Mile favourite
This hawker stand in the Golden Mile Food Centre serves curry chicken noodles and Hainanese chicken rice. The family-run enterprise is featured in the Michelin Guide and is known for its tender, steamed Hainanese chicken.
This hawker stand in the Golden Mile Food Centre serves curry chicken noodles and Hainanese chicken rice. The family-run enterprise is featured in the Michelin Guide and is known for its tender, steamed Hainanese chicken.

Restaurant

Old Amoy Chendol

Sweet treats Singapore style
Sample an authentic bowl of chendol made from a three-generation-old recipe. This old-school, iced dessert features pandan-flavoured jelly and fresh coconut milk.
Sample an authentic bowl of chendol made from a three-generation-old recipe. This old-school, iced dessert features pandan-flavoured jelly and fresh coconut milk.

Restaurant

Al Bismi Teh Tarik

Golden Mile favourite
This hawker stall is well known for its teh tarik, or ‘pulled tea.’ Sit and sip the sweet, toffee-tasting beverage as you watch the crowds go by.
This hawker stall is well known for its teh tarik, or ‘pulled tea.’ Sit and sip the sweet, toffee-tasting beverage as you watch the crowds go by.

Famous Street

Joo Chiat

Cameras at the ready
This pretty neighbourhood in Singapore’s Katong District is known for its pastel-coloured heritage shophouses and boutique cafes. Wander the streets to discover urban art, traditional flavours and a cornucopia of colours.
This pretty neighbourhood in Singapore’s Katong District is known for its pastel-coloured heritage shophouses and boutique cafes. Wander the streets to discover urban art, traditional flavours and a cornucopia of colours.

Tourist attraction

Peranakan Mansion

A beautifully restored shophouse in Joo Chiat
The colourful Peranakan Mansion by Straits Enclave offers a unique glimpse into Peranakan culture through heritage displays, ornate interiors, and traditional kueh and tea tastings

Tourist attraction

Sky Garden at CapitaSpring

Urban food forest
A fabulous garden 51 floors up in Singapore’s Central Business District. Sky Garden isn’t just a green space, it’s an urban farm and sustainability trailblazer. This ‘food forest’ 280 metres up supplies fresh, seasonal produce to the city’s restaurants, including nearby Kaarla an

Restaurant

Oumi

Bold Japanese cuisine
City farm-to-table dining, Japanese Kappo style. Oumi serves up fresh, seasonal produce from the world’s highest sustainable urban farm next door. Expect stunning city views, excep

Music Shop

Swee Lee

The flagship store in Clarke Quay is designed to host live events and encourage visitors to slow down and enjoy the music. You'll find vinyl listening stations, masterclasses, workshops, and a café bar. Plus, the music s

Bar & Club

RASA Space

Rasa is an exciting new club and community space in Singapore's Central Business District. The vast space is a home for musicians and music lovers, offering masterclasses, workshops, art exhibitions, and live performance

Bar

NOVA Bar

Nova, Singapore's highest rooftop bar at level 63 of 1 Raffles Place, has taken the concept to a new level. The terrace has unobstructed, 360-degree views of the city and is a jaw-dropping destination for a sundowner. An

Tourist attraction

Gardens by the Bay

Designed to showcase sustainable horticulture and garden artistry, this vast green space is home to a phenomenal 1.5 million plants from across the globe. As well as indoor conservatories, there are several different are

Tourist attraction

Supertree Grove & Observatory

Climb the tallest Supertree for unparalleled views of Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay area, and fabulous photo opportunities. Rising up to 50 metres above ground, Supertrees provide shade in the day and come alive

Tourist attraction

Flower Dome

Stunning seasonal flower displays in the world’s biggest glasshouse. Get up-close with unusual plants native to a range of unique habitats – from the Mediterranean region, to South African savannahs and arid deserts.
Stunning seasonal flower displays in the world’s biggest glasshouse. Get up-close with unusual plants native to a range of unique habitats – from the Mediterranean region, to South African savannahs and arid deserts.

Tourist attraction

Cloud Forest

Marvel at one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls and get up close with some of the world’s most exotic plants, uncovering a rich diversity of over 72,000 plant species during your visit.
Marvel at one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls and get up close with some of the world’s most exotic plants, uncovering a rich diversity of over 72,000 plant species during your visit.

Restaurant

Tai Hwa Eating House

A low-key spot with a big reputation
Home to the world-renowned Hill Street Tai Hwa Pork Noodle, a Michelin-starred hawker gem. Locals and tourists alike queue for a taste of its signature bak chor mee, where springy

Restaurant

Candlenut

Inventive Peranakan cuisine
The first Peranakan restaurant in the world to earn a Michelin star, alongside its sister restaurant Pangium. Candlenut adds a creative twist to traditional Peranakan cuisine with

Food Centre

Golden Mile Food Centre

Street food paradise
An iconic hawker centre, locally known as the Beach Road Army Market. You’ll be spoilt for choice, so do as the locals do and pick the popular spots, including Al Bismi Cafe and Old Amoy Chendol.
An iconic hawker centre, locally known as the Beach Road Army Market. You’ll be spoilt for choice, so do as the locals do and pick the popular spots, including Al Bismi Cafe and Old Amoy Chendol.

Restaurant

Da Po Hainanese

Golden Mile favourite
This hawker stand in the Golden Mile Food Centre serves curry chicken noodles and Hainanese chicken rice. The family-run enterprise is featured in the Michelin Guide and is known for its tender, steamed Hainanese chicken.
This hawker stand in the Golden Mile Food Centre serves curry chicken noodles and Hainanese chicken rice. The family-run enterprise is featured in the Michelin Guide and is known for its tender, steamed Hainanese chicken.

Restaurant

Old Amoy Chendol

Sweet treats Singapore style
Sample an authentic bowl of chendol made from a three-generation-old recipe. This old-school, iced dessert features pandan-flavoured jelly and fresh coconut milk.
Sample an authentic bowl of chendol made from a three-generation-old recipe. This old-school, iced dessert features pandan-flavoured jelly and fresh coconut milk.

Restaurant

Al Bismi Teh Tarik

Golden Mile favourite
This hawker stall is well known for its teh tarik, or ‘pulled tea.’ Sit and sip the sweet, toffee-tasting beverage as you watch the crowds go by.
This hawker stall is well known for its teh tarik, or ‘pulled tea.’ Sit and sip the sweet, toffee-tasting beverage as you watch the crowds go by.

Famous Street

Joo Chiat

Cameras at the ready
This pretty neighbourhood in Singapore’s Katong District is known for its pastel-coloured heritage shophouses and boutique cafes. Wander the streets to discover urban art, traditional flavours and a cornucopia of colours.
This pretty neighbourhood in Singapore’s Katong District is known for its pastel-coloured heritage shophouses and boutique cafes. Wander the streets to discover urban art, traditional flavours and a cornucopia of colours.

Tourist attraction

Peranakan Mansion

A beautifully restored shophouse in Joo Chiat
The colourful Peranakan Mansion by Straits Enclave offers a unique glimpse into Peranakan culture through heritage displays, ornate interiors, and traditional kueh and tea tastings

Tourist attraction

Sky Garden at CapitaSpring

Urban food forest
A fabulous garden 51 floors up in Singapore’s Central Business District. Sky Garden isn’t just a green space, it’s an urban farm and sustainability trailblazer. This ‘food forest’ 280 metres up supplies fresh, seasonal produce to the city’s restaurants, including nearby Kaarla an

Restaurant

Oumi

Bold Japanese cuisine
City farm-to-table dining, Japanese Kappo style. Oumi serves up fresh, seasonal produce from the world’s highest sustainable urban farm next door. Expect stunning city views, excep

Music Shop

Swee Lee

The flagship store in Clarke Quay is designed to host live events and encourage visitors to slow down and enjoy the music. You'll find vinyl listening stations, masterclasses, workshops, and a café bar. Plus, the music s

Bar & Club

RASA Space

Rasa is an exciting new club and community space in Singapore's Central Business District. The vast space is a home for musicians and music lovers, offering masterclasses, workshops, art exhibitions, and live performance

Bar

NOVA Bar

Nova, Singapore's highest rooftop bar at level 63 of 1 Raffles Place, has taken the concept to a new level. The terrace has unobstructed, 360-degree views of the city and is a jaw-dropping destination for a sundowner. An

Tourist attraction

Gardens by the Bay

Designed to showcase sustainable horticulture and garden artistry, this vast green space is home to a phenomenal 1.5 million plants from across the globe. As well as indoor conservatories, there are several different are

Tourist attraction

Supertree Grove & Observatory

Climb the tallest Supertree for unparalleled views of Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay area, and fabulous photo opportunities. Rising up to 50 metres above ground, Supertrees provide shade in the day and come alive

Tourist attraction

Flower Dome

Stunning seasonal flower displays in the world’s biggest glasshouse. Get up-close with unusual plants native to a range of unique habitats – from the Mediterranean region, to South African savannahs and arid deserts.
Stunning seasonal flower displays in the world’s biggest glasshouse. Get up-close with unusual plants native to a range of unique habitats – from the Mediterranean region, to South African savannahs and arid deserts.

Tourist attraction

Cloud Forest

Marvel at one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls and get up close with some of the world’s most exotic plants, uncovering a rich diversity of over 72,000 plant species during your visit.
Marvel at one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls and get up close with some of the world’s most exotic plants, uncovering a rich diversity of over 72,000 plant species during your visit.
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