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Singapore - The multicultural hub of Asia

On the tip of the Malay Peninsula lies Singapore, once a dull financial center, the pioneering ‘Lion City’ now roars with technological innovation and green facades.

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Singapore

Singapore - The Lion City

The multi-cultural melting pot of Asia with a vibrant international business and tech scene. The island nation brings the focus to tourism and attracts visitors in droves for the food scene, from fine dining to hawkers; cocktail culture (Atlas Bar has the world’s largest collection of gin); the street art; and some of the safest, cleanest streets out there.

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Experience Singapore

Singapore offers visitors all levels of experience, from fine dining in any of the 41 Michelin-starred restaurants, to sizzling street food options hailing from Malaysia, India, Indonesia, China, Korea, Japan, and beyond. There’s even a Michelin star street food spot! Guests on the island can engage in the international business and tech space, or browse cultural neighborhoods, enjoying street art and performances along the way. Gin lovers can recline at the Atlas Bar, with the world’s biggest gin collection, or enjoy the jaw-dropping view from the Marina Bay Sands’ SkyBar, The National Gallery’s Smoke and Mirrors bar, or 1-Altitude, the highest alfresco bar in the world at 925ft. Back at street level, explore the unmissable Gardens by the Bay, the hellishly unusual Haw Par Villa, and the converted Chijmes mall, and finish the day with the extra-special Spectra light show.

Experience Singapore

JIA designs bespoke experiences based on your tastes and pleasures that you won’t find elsewhere. With a network of on-the-ground guides and tastemakers to curate your experience, you can enjoy Singapore like a true local.

Art Walk: Museums & Beyond

Wandering through the galleries of a well-curated museum is one of our favorite ways to spend an afternoon in a new city. Visit Singapore’s top art collections (including Ode to Art, Singapore Art Museum, the National Art Gallery, and other collections).

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Black Pepper Crab

Try Singapore’s signature dish. First cooked up in the 1950s at the Long Beach Seafood restaurant, black pepper crab has since become a staple of Singapore’s street food stalls and is now one of the country’s most iconic dishes.

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Hawker Street Food

Visit one of the multicultural hawker centers (essentially, outdoors food courts with delicious and, affordable street food: from Malay satay to Chinese oyster omelets), which are scattered across the island. This is a great way to sample all of Singapore’s quintessential dishes in one sitting.

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Lounging at the Atlas

Spend an evening at the Atlas Bar, one of the best bars in Asia and ranked in the World’s Best Bars (no.16). Featured in Westworld, Atlas Bar is a beautiful art deco-inspired bar with the largest gin collection in the world. Enjoy world-class cocktails and mouth-watering bites.

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