Waiting around every corner of Singapore is a new experience; something different than the last in the form of food, culture, shopping, history and nature. This is, in part, thanks to the city-state’s array of diverse neighborhoods, offering something for almost every type of traveler, whether you’ve come to shop until you drop, explore the island nation's history, or dive into the city’s famous cuisine. As small as it may seem, Singapore packs in a dizzying array of attractions. Whether you’re visiting for a few days or a few weeks, here are eight of the best neighborhoods in Singapore you need to see.
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Chinatown
A fascinating blend of old and new greets visitors in Singapore’s bustling Chinatown, a haven for foodies, shoppers and history buffs. Get started at the Chinatown Heritage Centre to learn more about Chinese culture and see how early Chinese migrants to Singapore once lived. Foodies will want to bring their appetites to Chinatown Food Street (CFS) located on Smith Street, where you can choose from a wide range of eateries and food stalls. Or check out the nearby Maxwell Road Hawker Centre, one of the oldest and largest hawker centers in Singapore and home to some seriously tasty local dishes at wallet-friendly prices.