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Jewel is the word on every Singapore foodie’s lips, with dozens of buzzy eateries setting up shop in the swanky Changi development. Pip Harry heads east to check out what’s on the menu.

Hearing the call of the wild? Strap on a pair of hiking boots, fill up your water bottle, spritz with mozzie spray, and get in touch with nature at these hiking trails.

Your guide to Singapore’s best galleries, museums and artistic spaces.

Keep your toddlers, kids and teens active and entertained with our guide to fun and family-friendly things to do in Singapore.

One of the oldest neighbourhoods in Singapore, Serangoon Gardens was established in the 1950s as an estate for the British military. Today, this hip ‘hood has transformed into Singapore’s unofficial ‘Little Paris’ area, with French bistros, authentic delicatessens, and plenty of places to dine, shop and relax.

1.Chye Seng Huat Hardware 150 Tyrwhitt Road, 207563 cshhcoffee.com Caffeine addicts, local hipsters and backpackers are drawn to this landmark coffee house, with its cool industrial vibes. Grab a table in the breezy courtyard or main café...

It’s been three years in the making, but the new Funan Mall has finally opened. With a focus on sustainability, local businesses, wellness, craft and technology, it’s much more than just a shopping destination. 

It's school holiday time! Here's a round up of the best indoor and outdoor parks in Singapore, plus their new safety rules.

Udders & Kook 81 Upper East Coast Road 455220 udders.com.sg Singaporean brand Udders is famous for their offbeat artisanal ice-cream flavours. Their decadent boozy range includes Bailey’s and Bourbon, Wineberries, Rum Rum Raisin, Ocktobeer and the cheekily...

Black and white houses converted into gorgeous restaurants, cool alfresco cafes, and loads of green space… Seletar is definitely a neighbourhood worth checking out.