Exhibits on interesting rota, from the region and the world. Print master Richard holds good residence. Find classes and children's weekend with artists, and mothers, as docents.
Escape from the tropical sun for a few minutes and chill out with some art. Read more.
The Mystery of Picasso's Creative Process: The Art of Printmaking. 26 June to 24 August 2013.
Find vintage prints and publications from local writers Read more.
Beautiful book store with many books in all languages. Stop by if you are around!
If you are lucky you'll catch a sight of Cake resting on some literature. Call it kitty literature :)
If coming on weekends, buy your tickets online and get the priority queue pass too. Remember to print before coming!
Impresionante la pared de acrílico. Puedes@pasar horas frente de ella!
Fantastic set up and the main tank was spectacular.
Order at the counter. Menu on the wall. If u prefer more time, ask for their printed menu
Good coffee but no table service. You gave to order at the counter. That is ok but they should print it on the menu
One of the best breakfast in town :) Dmelza and team always gets it right.
Universal Studios Singapore ticket SGD55 only. Eticket emailed to you. Print out and use directly. No need to exchange at ticketing counter. http://traveldelight.biz/attractions/attraction-places.html
Don't just leave yet. catch the fireworks by the lake at 9pm.
From now till 10 aug, print ur own sg50 printed t-shirt. Only at bugis+ outlet.
One of my favorite Uniqlo locations.. Men's on the second floor, good selection and fast checkout.
Biggest Uniqlo in Singapore.
catalysing: cinnamon, red velvet, vanilla bean, carrot, earl grey, chock & salted caramel cake. But hang for the music, casual space & play area for kids, gallery area for prints, and yeah coffee.
Salted caramel chocolate tart and the cupcakes to die for
Salted Caramel is the winner of winners
Keep your bag in the lockers with finger print lock 🔐
Heart-dropping ride!
when you look for a book in one of their computers, it actually enables you to print out a location map of the shelf as well 😁
Variety of book sections. Huge store. Wonderful staff. Found everything I was looking for. A huge thumbs up 👍🏻
Dangerous place with loads to buy. If you can't find it here, they'll order it in! Really nice place. Widest selection of books, magazines, comics and stationery like moleskines!
You have to read the print on the wall to appreciate the installations. Someday you will learn to appreciate art too.
Singaporeans and PRs get free entry by showing your ID. Went on a Monday and it was free. Love the architecture of the building. Don't miss their connected building SAM@8Q at the side.
Free Admission Every Friday 6 to 9 pm :)
So awesome it has a mug with its likeness printed on it
Probably the best Starbucks in town. My favourite spot is a seat along the balcony, overlooking the colonial styled parapet.
Love the Starbucks here! A slightly different feel. 2-storey with an outdoor balcony on the second level. Great place to chillout!
Kong Bak Pau, Steamed Chicken with Ginger and Print Onions and Roast Chicken.
Tau Sar pancake is very good! Must try.
the kong bak bao is great... try it...
Mil veces mejor que la noria SingapureFlyer... Impresionante e imprescindible. No es barato, pero para nada es caro. Lo único malo es que depende de la climatología para abrir ;)
Excellent 360 degree view from 63rd floor rooftop bar. Modern, comfy lounge furniture, chill music, good crowd. It's ouside and breezy so ladies if you do go for the skirt be prepared for gusts. Ahem.
The highest bar in town. View is great, but the bar is so so. Dress code is smart casual. No wifi. You need to pay 25$ to enter (drink included).
Total rip off. Paid $23 each entry to find there is no shady area and the coffee shop/restaurant doesn't open till 12. The photo salesman was really pushy. $35 for a print! No way. Lasted 20 minutes.
The view from the 57th floor is fantastic. Try to get there in the late afternoon so you can enjoy the sunset.
The best place to catch the whole glance of Singapore Cityscape at the SkyPark. please don't jump down the buildings my friends!!!
Inspired by Chinese paper cuttings & woodblock print mtds, "Aquatic Fauna No.1" by Lam Hoi Lit & Chua Chye Teck explores Mother Nature. At CC station. LTA’s Art in Transit programme. Source: LTA
Exit this station for Cluny Court, Adam Road Food Centre, Serene Centre and Cluny Rd Botanic Garden entrance.
History: Present Botanic Gdns was set-up by Agri-Horticultural Society in 1859. 1st Botanic Gdns was located on slopes of Government Hill (now known as Fort Canning Hill) in 1822. Source: SG Infopedia
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