Its skyline dominated by soaring skyscrapers resembles that of NY, but it does not have the Statue of Liberty. It has the Merlion, a statue with the head of a lion and the body of a fish, symbol of the city, which welcomes travelers to the mouth of the Singapore River. Singapore, a city-state made up of 63 islands and a mix of races, cultures and religions, is not only a world economic capital, but is increasingly becoming an attractive holiday destination. This tropical island in Southeast Asia offers many things to do and attractions to see. The ‘Switzerland of the East’, the ‘garden city’, the ‘city of primates’: call it what you want. Singapore is truly unique and stands out among other Eastern metropolises for its records. 1-The Ethnic neighborhoods
Singapore is a city where multi-ethnic neighborhoods coexist a few blocks away: in addition to Chinatown, one of the most characteristic neighborhoods, inhabited almost exclusively by Chinese, a visit is definitely worth Kampong Glam, an area with an Arab dominance, especially in the evening where the cafes and the restaurants cannot serve alcohol but make up for it with live music and the ability to smoke hookah. For shopping lovers, Haji Lane is the ideal place with its bookshops, art and clothing shops and delightful pastry-artist shops. Another neighborhood worth seeing is Little India whose beating heart is Serangoon Road, one of the oldest streets in Singapore; the street is known f...