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Singapore, officially the Republic of Singapore, is an island country located between Malaysia and Indonesia.

Its capital city is Singapore city. The island is connected to the Malay Peninsula, specifically the state of Johor, by two bridges. Singapore is one of Asia's busiest ports and its airport has been rated as one of the best in the world. The city is expanding on land taken from the sea, with the construction of modern urban areas. You will be amazed by its welcoming people, their good command of English, and the mix of cultures. If you love the outdoors, visit the Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom, the Jurong Bird Park and its amazing bird species, the Zoo, the Underwater World or join the Night Safari. Singapore is the perfect place for shopping. Here you have everything from sophisticated stores to traditional street markets where you can get original crafts. And, of course, you also have Chinatown.

To the north of Chinatown, on the banks of the Singapore River, is the colonial district, one of the busiest in the city, day and night. It is home to many historical monuments and museums. Further north live the Indian and Muslim communities.

Singapore will delight you and you are sure to come back.

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• Hotel Rendezvous Singapore

  

  Singapore Island, Singapore

  Reviews : 3.79 / 5

  The hotel lies in the heart of the urban and cultural district of the city, with shopping venues, restaurants and bars all well within reach. Orchard Road, Raffles City, Fort Canning and the National Museum are all within 10 minutes by foot. Little India and Arab Street are around a quarter of an hour from the hotel. The nearest underground station is Dhoby Ghaut, and is just around 5 minutes away. The airport is approximately 20 km from the hotel.

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• Hotel Bayview Hotel

  

  Singapore Island, Singapore

  Reviews : 5.00 / 5

  Centrally located at the crossroads of Singapore's popular shopping area and business district, the hotel is a 10-15 minute walk to Orchard Road, Fort Canning Park, Singapore Art Museum and Singapore International Convention Centre. The nearest underground station is Dhoby Ghuat MRT, a 7-8 minute walk away and there are bars as well as restaurants within 5 minutes of the hotel.

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• Hotel Albert Court Village Hotel

  

  Singapore Island, Singapore

   

  The hotel complex is situated opposite Little India Arcade and Shopping centre, where opportunities for entertainment, dining and drinking may be found. The Indian quarter Little India and the Little India MRT train station are only a 5-minute walk away. Bugis Village as well as the Orchard Road shopping street, the Mustafa shopping centre, the Arab Street quarter and the Singapore Art Museum are all about 10 minutes on foot from the hotel. Transfer to the airport takes about 20 minutes.

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• Hotel Landmark Village Hotel

  

  Singapore Island, Singapore

  Reviews : 3.61 / 5

  Located next to the Sultan Mosque on Arab Street and Bugis Village, with its enchanting atmosphere, this city hotel is an ideal base to explore the sights, sounds and tastes of Singapore. For tourists who yearn for the old Singapore, Bugis Street, just a few minutes walk away, not only promises delicious Chinese food and Chinese wares, but also has a flea market which sells almost everything, from colourful t-shirts to fancy slippers and of course, delicious roadside snacks. While Arab Street, with its knick-knacks, is ideal for bargain hunters. Arab Street also offers an array of Malaysian restaurants, suitable for both seasoned connoisseurs and new-comers to the joys of delicious Malaysian cuisine. Parco Bugis Junction, one of Singapore's major shopping centres is just a 10-minute walk away.

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• Hotel The Fullerton Singapore

  

  Singapore Island, Singapore

  Reviews : 4.28 / 5

  The Hotel is situated in a prime location in the heart of the Civic District. Lying at the forefront of Raffles Place, Singapore's financial and business district, it is a 25-minute drive from Changi International Airport and a 20-minute drive from Singapore Expo. The hotel is a 5-10 minute walk from the vibrant riverside entertainment belt: the cultural venues of Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, The Esplanade, Theatres On The Bay and the Asian Civilisations Museum. It is also a 10-minute drive from the Malayan Railway Station, and a 12-minute drive from the Singapore Cruise Centre. The hotel is easily accessible by public transport, being just a minute's walk from the Raffles Place Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) or subway station and literally just a few metres away from the public bus stop.

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• Visitar Singapur

    by   Monique

  Singapur es una ciudad increíble. Me sorprendió el nivel de vida, es muy parecido al español respecto a precios en ropa, restaurantes, hoteles... La ciudad es moderna, aunque mantiene tradiciones, con muchas zonas verdes y aunque tenga edifiones muy grandes mantiene su encanto. Ideal para estar 4 o 5 día�

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  • Published   16/04/2009
  
  

• Singapur - Tranquiliadad y Relax

    by   Cris Sanchez

  Si algo se sabe de Singapur es que esta considerada como una de las ciudades más seguras del mundo y con razón, puesto que se puede pasear por sus calles sin el menor temor. A parte de eso Singapur es una ciudad en la que se pueden visitar muchos lugares, si quieres ir un poco lejos puedes viajar hasta Pulau Ubin, una pequeña isla cercana a Malasia que se puede visitar en bicicleta. Si lo que prefieres puedes hacer un recorrido por las calles de Singapur, ver el “Merlion Lion”, “La Explanade”, subirse al “Singapore Flyer” desde el cual tendrás una vista inigualable de la ciudad. También puedes pasear por alguno de sus parques, adentrarte en “Little India” para encontrarte sumergido en la cultura India, centros Hindúes y restaurantes típicos indios. O por el contrario, pasear por las calles de ChinaTown para disfrutar de lo mejor de la cultura china, su comida y como no, intentar sacar unos buenos precios a productos que en otros lugares nos costarían 3 o 4 veces más. Para poder ver Singapur, simplemente necesitas unos 4 o 5 días, pero teniendo en cuenta las horas de vuelo, es perfecto para estar allí durante una semana. Así te aseguraras de poder hacer todo. Y si te sobra tiempo, incluso puedes viajar a alguna de las islas vecinas de Malasia�

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  • Published   07/04/2009