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Restaurants & cafés
Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice The Maxwell Food Centre stall that turned poached Hainanese chicken into a pilgrimage, served over rice cooked in stock with a punchy chilli-ginger dip. The queue moves faster than it looks, and a single plate plus the chilli is the whole point.
Tiong Bahru Hainanese Boneless Chicken Rice A long-running stall in Tiong Bahru Market whose rice carries a faint turmeric warmth and whose deboned chicken is sliced thin with a gelatinous skin. Locals rate it over the more touristed Maxwell options for the value and the shorter wait.
Trails & outdoors
Southern Ridges A connected ridge-top walk linking Mount Faber, Telok Blangah Hill and Kent Ridge by way of the wave-shaped Henderson Waves bridge and a treetop forest walk. Mostly elevated boardwalk, so it stays cool and the city views open up between the trees.
Henderson Waves The tallest pedestrian bridge in the country, an undulating timber wave connecting Mount Faber and Telok Blangah Hill parks. It is a short walk in itself and the centrepiece of the wider Southern Ridges route.
Things to do
National Gallery Singapore The world's largest collection of Southeast Asian modern art, set in the linked former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings. The architecture alone, with its rooftop walkways and old courtrooms, justifies the visit.
ArtScience Museum The lotus-shaped museum at Marina Bay Sands, best known for its permanent Future World digital art playground of interactive light installations. The rotating headline shows have ranged from Da Vinci to deep-sea exploration.
Landmarks & sights
Gardens by the Bay The reclaimed-land park behind the solar Supertrees and two climate-controlled domes on the Marina Bay waterfront. Walk the outdoor gardens for free, then decide whether the Cloud Forest waterfall and Flower Dome are worth the ticket.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck The public deck on the boat-shaped roof straddling the three Marina Bay Sands towers, with a clear sweep over the bay and downtown. The famous infinity pool is hotel-guests-only, but the observation deck gets you the same height and view.