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Group 2: Ruxing,Wei Qi, Dylan, Zhi Hao, Rachel, Li Yu

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Singapore Art Museum: People may be interested in the exotic art forms shown at the museum and be intrigued by the artworks on display. Local-based artworks can help tourists understand the Singaporean culture better.
Albert Food Center: People are attracted to the food there and by trying out the foods they will be able to have better knowledge of the local culture. The venue is also a great place for gatherings.

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1. Waterloo Food Centre

Arab Street
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Group 6: Andrew, Jing Han, Hannah, Tina, Adree

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Group 6: Andrew, Jing Han, Hannah, Tina, Adree

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Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple
A Chinese Buddhist temple with an ornate facade, traditional sloped roof & an elevated Buddha statue.
Attracts many tourists due to its rich cultural background, as well as many nearby ammenities such as hotels, shopping malls and food courts. It is also easily accessible as there are nearby train stations and bus stops.

Located at: 178 Waterloo St, Singapore 187964
Nearby Amenities: ibis Singapore on Bencoolen (Hotel), The Bencoolen (Shopping Mall), Waterloo Food Centre, Bugis MRT Station, bus stop

Waterloo Food Centre
Home to many different kinds of unique food from all kinds of different cultural backgrounds for tourists to try. As SIngapore is known as a food haven, food courts can be found all across the island

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Group 5: Rose, Jody, Ivana, Vinessa, Victor, Shin Yin

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Group 5: Rose, Jody, Ivana, Vinessa, Victor, Shin Yin

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1) Singapore Art Museum
Singapore Art Museum is Singapore’s contemporary art museum, focused on Southeast Asian contemporary art. It showcases many arts exhibitions by both locals and international artists, such as 'Human Archive Project" by Nicola Anthony
- Location: Bras Basah Road
- Nearest MRT: Bras Basah

2) Fortune Street

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Group 1: Bianca, Yi Lin, Cindy, Floretta, Junyi

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Group 1: Bianca, Yi Lin, Cindy, Floretta, Junyi

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Location: Queen street and bencoolen Link

1. Bugis Street
Address: 3 New Bugis Street, Singapore 188868
Phone: (65) 6338 9513
Opening hours: Daily 11:00 to 22:00

HIGHLIGHTS

A shopping paradise for fashionistas: Bugis Street has more than 600 shops, and most of them offer fashion clothing, shoes and accessories. Fashionistas will certainly be impressed by all the latest and trendiest things that are updated almost every day.

A true budget shopping place in Singapore: With wallet-friendly prices, Bugis Street has attracted huge number of shopping lovers. With just S$10, you can get a nice casual wear. You can even buy watches, accessories and souvenirs at the prices not more than S$5.

The largest and most exciting street-shopping place in Singapore: Bugis Street offers shoppers and visitors an exciting experience of street shopping. Colourful products displayed at plenty of shops along small alleys, hum voices from the crowd, and the aroma from food and drink stores will excite you.

2. Waterloo Street
Location: The Wellington Museum
This museum is situated in the former stagecoach station where the Duke of Wellington stayed on the nights of 17 and 18 June 1815. You can still visit the Duke's bedroom, the office where he wrote his victory report, and his aide-de-camp's bedroom. Various other rooms have been dedicated, each to an army, including authentic documents, etchings, weapons and souvenirs of the various nations that took part in the combat. There is also an impressive collection of rare weapons, such as "la Suffisante", a cannon manufactured in Douai, France in 1813 and abandoned on the battlefield.

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Group 4: Cheryl, Neha, Zhan Feng, Anthea, Shi Bin

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Group 4: Cheryl, Neha, Zhan Feng, Anthea, Shi Bin

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Loof

Why?
- Considered one of the best rooftop bars in Singapore
- Brings an urban and sophisticated vibe by using garden landscapes and vintage decorations

The cosy ambience is perfect for enjoying a glass of Martini, which is the speciality of the bar. The snacks and cocktails are influenced by Singaporean cuisine, which uses herbs and local ingredients. To keep the party going all night long, the bar features a dance floor where you can have fun and showcase your dance moves to your friends.

Opening hours: Sun-Thu 5pm-1am; Fri-Sat 5pm-3am

331 North Bridge Road, #03-07 Odeon Towers Extension Rooftop, Singapore 188720, +65 97739304

Kuan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple

Get a glimpse of Singapore’s religious history

If you want to get a glimpse of Singaporean’s religious history, Kuan Yin Thong Hood Cho Temple may be a great place to experience that. The temple is a significant venue for worshipping, especially among the Chinese community. It is believed that those who go to worship the gods will have great luck and good health. In terms of its architecture, this temple was built in 1884 and is a great representation of traditional Oriental temple craftsmanship.

Opening hours: 6am-6pm daily

178 Waterloo St., Singapore 187964, Singapore, +65 6337 3965

Arab Street

The heart of Islamic community

Singapore has been described as a culturally and ethnically diverse country, and this is greatly reflected in Arab Street which is the hub for the nation’s Islamic community. The street is the home to the most delicious Islamic food, with migrants bringing the most authentic food preparation techniques from their home countries. There are many boutiques selling clothes and fabrics with exotic Islamic influences. The colourful houses on this street are also appealing to many visitors

Bugis Village

Easily accessible flea market

Bugis Village is another shopping paradise for those who are looking for a bargain and some local hand-made products. Situated right next to the Bugis MRT station, Bugis Village is a flea market in which clusters more than a hundred stalls. There is a great range of products sold here, including watches, clothes, souvenirs and bags. What’s more exciting is that many stalls here are operated by youngsters, which means that there are many creative and imaginative products ready to impress you.

Bergs

Food Diversity

At Bergs, you can sneak a peek into how they prepare their gourmet burgers from scratch in the open kitchen. All recipes are created by their owners, inspired from their travels around Australia and Asia.

Bergs is listed in our guide to 13 Must-Try Burgers in Singapore.

10 Haji Lane
Singapore 189203
Tel: +65 6293 4642
Sun to Thu: 11:30am – 10pm
Fri to Sat: 11:30am – 11pm
Nearest MRT: Bugis