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0 6km<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong><br />
Cruise Centre<br />
Sentosa<br />
Marina Bay<br />
Cruise Centre<br />
Jurong Island<br />
Holland Village <strong>Little</strong> India<br />
Dempsey Hill Kampong Glam<br />
Orchard Road<br />
Bras Basah & Bugis<br />
Chinatown<br />
Tiong Bahru Marina Bay<br />
Labrador Park<br />
Katong & Joo Chiat<br />
Jurong Bird Park<br />
Tuas Second Link<br />
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MacRitchie<br />
Reservoir<br />
Jurong<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong><br />
Tampines<br />
Changi<br />
Bukit Timah<br />
Nature Reserve<br />
Ang Mo Kio<br />
Lim Chu Kang<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong> Zoo<br />
& Night Safari<br />
Pulau Ubin<br />
Mandai<br />
Sungei Buloh<br />
Woodlands<br />
Johor Causeway<br />
Malaysia<br />
Sembawang<br />
Get lost!<br />
The big question will always remain, does size matter?<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong> has managed to prove that even the small can<br />
leave you impressed. Perhaps fuelled by a geographical kind<br />
of Napoleon complex, the little red dot’s attempt to<br />
overcompensate has succeeded in making the city stand out<br />
in the crowd. This overachiever has been looking to outplay<br />
not only its Asian neighbours but the rest of the world, by<br />
having a never-ending slew of ‘biggests’and ‘firsts’. But<br />
it’s time to look past the largest observation wheel and<br />
wander beyond the world’s first night safari, and dig deeper<br />
into what this city is really all about.<br />
It’s fair enough that the graffiti-free walls, manicured<br />
expressways and squeaky clean streets can fool visitors<br />
into thinking they’re not in South-East Asia anymore,<br />
but don’t let the clean and tidy exterior dissuade you<br />
from scratching beneath the surface. At the end of the<br />
day, it’s not the size of the city, it’s about all of the<br />
multicultural, ethnically diverse and rapidly developing<br />
layers that have been packed in for you to explore.<br />
So go, get lost – and find the real <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />
$ in the Time Out <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Little</strong> <strong>Black</strong> <strong>Book</strong> represent S$ (<strong>Singapore</strong> Dollars)<br />
Guide Editor Alexandra Karplus Creative Director Phil Bunting Group Editor Nick Dent<br />
Contributors Vanessa Mulquiney, Laura Venuto, Clare Brundle, Emily Bunting, Sandy Koh, Josh<br />
Crowley, Sandra Leong, Group Publisher Justin Etheridge Commercial Director Michael Rodrigues<br />
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Limited London UK. Time Out ® is the registered trademark of Time Out Group Limited, London UK. The right to use<br />
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errors or omissions contained in this publication, however caused. The opinions and views contained in this publication<br />
are not necessarily the views of the publishers.<br />
This book has been produced by Print & Digital Publishing Pty Ltd’s Custom Guide Division on behalf of the <strong>Singapore</strong><br />
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Info is correct at time of printing but may be subject to changes.<br />
For the latest info on <strong>Singapore</strong> visit Your<strong>Singapore</strong>.com<br />
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