The Rough Guide to Singapore

by Mark Lewis

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This guide to Singapore has reviews for all the top restaurants, bars and hotels. It introduces the city's highlights, with suggestions for the best days out on the island and takes a look at Singapo

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Amazon rank: #1,772,775
Price: $16.31
bound: 192 pages
Publisher: Rough Guides; 7 edition (May 20, 2013)
Language: English

ISBN-10: 1409362825
ISBN-13: 978-1409362821
Weight: 5.6 ounces

The Rough Guide to Singapore Mark Lewis

The main section splits Singapore into eight sections including the surrounding areas and details the attractions of each part from Chinatowns colourful Wak Hai Cheng Temple to one of the historic esplanade park in the Civic DistrictKSuggested itineraries which are loose ideas where parts can be skipped range from the famous Botanical Gardens to the architecture of the colonial districtThis site uses cookies, by continuing to browse you are agreeing to our cookies policy.CloseSo instead of thinking of the cosmopolitan city-state as only a stopover location, we've rounded up the best guidebooks to really get under the skin of Singapore and make the most of your timeClose Thank you for supporting independent.co.uk Continue to our site Discover Singapores highlights with stunning photography and accounts of everything from the magnificent new National Gallery and historic Botanic Gardens to the dazzling temples of Chinatown and the hilltop walks of the Southern Ridges

Getting therechevronright Arrivalchevronright Transportchevronright Accommodationchevronright Eatingchevronright Drinking and nightlifechevronright Entertainmentchevronright Shoppingchevronright Festivalschevronright Kids Singaporechevronright The mediachevronright Travel essentialschevronright Share Tell your friends about SingaporeExtrasIndyBestTravelTravel Books 8 best Singapore guide books Explore the vibrant cityscapewith the help of one of these editions Emma Henderson Tuesday 2 May 2017 15:52 BST Click to followThe Independent Online Look for a guide with useful and interesting itineraries, a lay out that's easy to follow and detailed maps Think Singapore and skyscrapers, theme parks, its infamous litter fines and jaywalking rules come to mindTry AbeBooks Description The new-look, full colour "Rough Guide to Singapore" is the ultimate travel guide to this multicultural island stateRegistered Office: 80 Strand, London WC2R 0RL arrowupward Back to top EuroPound sterlingUnited States dollarChange Currency Firefox Tracking Protection If you are Private Browsing in Firefox, "Tracking Protection" may cause the adblock notice to showExplore every corner of downtown Singapore and off the beaten track, with easy to use maps to help ensure you dont miss the unmissableIn the process, Singapore acquired a reputation, largely deserved, for soullessness, but these days the place has taken on a more relaxed and intriguing character, one that achieves a healthier balance between Westernized modernity and the city-states traditional cultures and street lifeIf youre short on time, the top 25 sights and experiences section at the front of the book pretty much covers the essentials for first time visitors, including the Night Safari the worlds first nocturnal zoo to the Asian Civilisations Museum, one of the citys oldest buildingsTheres no map, but you can download the free app (you get a six-month subscription with each guide), which has regularly updated information,offline maps, directions and itinerariesTheres also a detailed description of the islands rich traditional Chinese, Malay and Indian cuisines to help you order the tastiest food

And you wont get lost with the inclusion of nine detailed maps with the sights included, although theres no main pull out mapHome Contact Us Help Free delivery worldwide Order Status Wishlist Sign in/Join Its a culturally diverse city that modernised into a tech hub from its origins as a fishing village and an all-important colonial East-West trading postThe main part colour codes the sections and splits the city into seven areas, with additional sections covering the zoos, parks and gardens as well as island excursionsThe colour-coded guide section is followed by separate listing of accommodation and eatingThank you for your supportBuy now 6Rowling Roald Dahl Julia Donaldson Stephen King David Walliams Dr 2f597b3706

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