SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE

The Lion City, Curated by Levart

Singapore is a city of contrasts.

Futuristic architecture rises beside tropical gardens. Michelin-starred dining exists alongside legendary hawker stalls. Quiet temples, polished shopping districts and rooftop bars all form part of the same remarkably seamless city.

Compact, refined and effortless to navigate, Singapore is ideal for a luxurious long weekend or the beginning of a wider journey through Southeast Asia.

This is not a guide to everything.

It is a carefully selected edit of the places, experiences and addresses that capture Singapore at its very best.


EXPERIENCE

Gardens by the Bay

Nature, imagined for the future

Few places represent Singapore’s vision as perfectly as Gardens by the Bay.

The Supertree Grove, Flower Dome and Cloud Forest create a world where architecture and nature seem to merge. Visit during the afternoon, then stay until evening when the Supertrees illuminate during the Garden Rhapsody light show.

It is one of the city’s most memorable experiences and an essential first stop.

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore


Cloud Forest

A tropical world above the city

Step inside a mist-filled landscape of lush vegetation, suspended walkways and one of the world’s most striking indoor waterfalls.

The atmosphere feels almost cinematic, offering a quiet escape from the heat outside. Take your time here. The experience is not only visual; it is designed to make you slow down and observe every detail.

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Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Singapore from above

From the SkyPark, the city reveals its scale.

Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay and the surrounding skyline unfold beneath you, offering one of the clearest views of Singapore’s remarkable urban landscape.

Late afternoon is the ideal moment to visit, when the city begins to transition from daylight into evening.

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Singapore River Cruise

The city from the water

A river cruise offers a slower and more atmospheric perspective of Singapore.

The route passes through Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Marina Bay, tracing the city’s journey from historic trading port to global metropolis.

Choose an evening departure for illuminated bridges, waterfront buildings and reflections across the river.

Departure area: Clarke Quay or Boat Quay, Singapore

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Jewel Changi Airport

Where the journey begins before take-off

Changi Airport is more than a place of departure.

At the centre of Jewel, the Rain Vortex descends through a vast indoor garden surrounded by shops, restaurants and carefully designed public spaces. Arrive earlier than necessary and allow time to explore.

Singapore understands that even an airport can become part of the destination.

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EXPLORE

Marina Bay

The modern face of Singapore

Marina Bay is where Singapore feels most cinematic.

Walk from the Merlion towards Marina Bay Sands, passing polished architecture, waterfront promenades and some of the city’s most recognisable landmarks.

The area is especially beautiful around sunset, when the buildings begin to glow and the bay reflects the city lights.


Tiong Bahru

Art Deco and slower mornings

Tiong Bahru offers a softer, more residential side of Singapore.

Known for its Art Deco architecture, independent cafés and local boutiques, it is an ideal neighbourhood for a relaxed morning away from the larger attractions.

Come for breakfast, walk without a strict plan and discover a quieter rhythm of city life.


Kampong Glam

Colour, culture and independent spirit

At the heart of Kampong Glam stands the magnificent Sultan Mosque, surrounded by colourful streets, cafés and independent shops.

The neighbourhood feels creative and energetic, with murals, textiles and small boutiques adding character to every corner.

Visit earlier in the day before the streets become busier.


Chinatown

History through food and architecture

Chinatown brings together temples, historic shophouses, markets and some of Singapore’s most accessible local food.

Explore the smaller streets, visit the temples and stop for lunch rather than treating the area as a quick photo opportunity.

Its beauty lies in the contrast between tradition and the modern skyline nearby.


EAT & DRINK

CÉ LA VI

Dinner above the Lion City

Few addresses capture Singapore’s ambition quite like CÉ LA VI.

Located above Marina Bay Sands, it combines panoramic views, a glamorous rooftop atmosphere and one of the city’s most memorable sunset settings.

Reserve around 6:30 PM. Arrive before the light begins to fade, order a drink and watch the skyline transform below you.

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Burnt Ends

Fire, precision and modern dining

Burnt Ends has become one of Singapore’s most celebrated dining destinations.

Its open kitchen, wood-fired cooking and confident approach to modern Australian cuisine make it a true destination restaurant rather than simply another dinner reservation.

Tables are limited, so booking in advance is essential.

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Odette

An evening of quiet refinement

Odette offers elegant French cuisine in a serene and highly considered setting.

The experience is precise, polished and beautifully paced, making it an ideal choice for a special evening.

It is one of the city’s strongest addresses for travellers who value fine dining as part of the journey itself.

Address: National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore


Lau Pa Sat

Singapore after dark

Lau Pa Sat is one of the best places to experience Singapore’s hawker culture in a historic setting.

Visit in the evening, when the surrounding street transforms into the famous satay area. Order several dishes, share everything and allow the atmosphere to become part of the experience.

Try chicken rice, satay, laksa or char kway teow.

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Atlas

Art Deco grandeur

Atlas feels less like a bar and more like a film set.

Its dramatic Art Deco interior, soaring ceilings and carefully curated drinks menu create one of the most visually memorable evenings in Singapore.

Come before dinner for cocktails or make it the final destination of the night.

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Level33

Drinks above Marina Bay

Level33 offers elevated views of Marina Bay in a setting that feels polished without becoming overly formal.

It is an excellent choice for sunset drinks, particularly for travellers looking for something quieter than the city’s most famous rooftop venues.

Address: Marina Bay Financial Centre, 8 Marina Boulevard, Singapore


STAY

Marina Bay Sands

Singapore at its most iconic

Marina Bay Sands is not simply a hotel; it is part of the city’s identity.

Its rooftop pool, direct access to luxury shopping and position beside Gardens by the Bay make it an effortless base for a first visit.

Choose it for views, energy and the feeling of staying inside one of Singapore’s defining landmarks.

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore


The Fullerton Bay Hotel

Waterfront elegance

The Fullerton Bay Hotel offers a more intimate expression of luxury.

Its waterfront setting, refined interiors and exceptional views across Marina Bay create an atmosphere that feels polished and calm.

It is ideal for travellers who prefer understated sophistication over spectacle.

Address: 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore


Capella Singapore

A private tropical retreat

Set within the greenery of Sentosa Island, Capella feels removed from the pace of the city.

The experience is quiet, spacious and highly discreet, making it one of Singapore’s finest options for travellers seeking privacy and restoration.

Stay here when the hotel itself is intended to become part of the journey.

Address: 1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore


Dusit Thani Laguna Singapore

A softer arrival

Located close to Changi Airport, Dusit Thani Laguna offers a peaceful beginning or ending to a Singapore itinerary.

Its resort atmosphere, open spaces and relaxed surroundings make it particularly suited to travellers arriving after a long flight or continuing elsewhere in Asia.

Address: 11 Laguna Golf Green, Singapore


SHOP

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

Luxury beneath the skyline

The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands brings together global fashion houses, fine jewellery, watches and destination dining in one polished setting.

It is convenient, expansive and perfectly placed for a day around Marina Bay.

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore


ION Orchard

The centre of Singapore shopping

ION Orchard is one of the city’s essential shopping destinations.

International luxury brands, beauty, fashion and dining are spread across its striking architectural space, making it a natural starting point for exploring Orchard Road.

Address: 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore


Design Orchard

Singaporean creativity

For something more local, visit Design Orchard.

The space showcases Singaporean designers across fashion, lifestyle and accessories, offering a more personal alternative to the international boutiques surrounding it.

It is the place to discover a different side of the city’s creative identity.

Address: 250 Orchard Road, Singapore


THE LEVART EDIT

Stay

Capella Singapore

For privacy, tropical surroundings and a slower rhythm away from the centre.

Dine

CÉ LA VI at sunset

For the moment when Singapore’s skyline changes from gold to night.

Experience

Gardens by the Bay after dark

For the city at its most imaginative and unforgettable.

Neighbourhood

Tiong Bahru

For architecture, independent cafés and a quieter side of Singapore.

Final stop

Jewel Changi Airport

Because the journey should remain beautiful until the very end.


A PERFECT THREE-DAY ESCAPE

Day One — Marina Bay

Check into your hotel and begin with a walk around Marina Bay.

Visit Merlion Park, continue towards Gardens by the Bay and explore the Cloud Forest. Stay for the Garden Rhapsody light show before ending the evening with dinner at CÉ LA VI.


Day Two — Design, Shopping and Cocktails

Begin the morning in Tiong Bahru with breakfast and a walk through its Art Deco streets.

Continue to Orchard Road for shopping at ION Orchard and Design Orchard. In the evening, reserve cocktails at Atlas followed by dinner at Burnt Ends or Odette.


Day Three — Culture and the River

Explore Chinatown and Kampong Glam during the morning.

Have lunch at Lau Pa Sat, then take a Singapore River Cruise before returning to your hotel. On departure, leave enough time to experience Jewel Changi Airport.


TRAVEL WITH LEVART

Singapore is a city of precision, imagination and effortless contrasts.

It is modern without losing its history, luxurious without becoming inaccessible and energetic without ever feeling chaotic.

At Levart, we believe travel should be considered in every detail—from the places you choose to the way you move through them.

Because the most memorable journeys are not defined only by the destination.

They are defined by how beautifully you experience it.

The Art of Travel starts here.

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