Red Light District Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Red Light District

Say yes to new adventures in Red Light District! Whether you're holidaying in Singapore for a long time or a good time, this neighbourhood is a nice base for sussing out what this city has to offer. With some brilliant things to take advantage of here, it's not hard to understand why 3,500,000 people call this interesting city home. Landing at Changi Airport? Hop into a taxi and make your way 13 kilometres west to get to Red Light District. If you're coming from central Singapore, you'll be travelling 4 kilometres to the northeast.

This city has no shortage of impressive things to do, and you'll find many of them near Red Light District. It's no easy task to pick the best sights, but Universal Studios Singapore® and Haji Lane are a couple you can't miss. After taking a look at those, you'll want to head onwards to the National Orchid Garden and the Chinatown Heritage Center. A good way to better understand this city is to wander a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not make your way to nearby Geylang and Kallang and explore their unique charms?

The centre of the city also boasts a collection of sights to feast your eyes on, such as the Singapore Flyer and the Peranakan Museum. To get an even better feel for the area, also stop at the National Museum of Singapore and the Boat Quay.

Have a bit of fun at the Marina Bay Sands Casino, Amoy Street Food Centre, Hong Lim Food Centre and Maxwell Food Centre. They're ideal attractions for those visiting without children in tow.

The area's various cultural places, such as the Singapore Tyler Print Institute, the Arts House, the Ngee Ann Cultural Centre and the National Gallery Singapore, have to be seen!

While you can easily see more and more art on your laptop these days, there's nothing quite like studying the real thing. Take in the region's creative side at the Singapore Art Museum, the Nei Xue Tang, the Tan Swie Hian Museum and the Art Retreat.

There's no saying what you'll come across while strolling around the eclectic collections at the ArtScience Museum, the Battle Box Museum, the Air Force Museum and the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery. If you don't want to miss a thing, ask the friendly staff for their top picks.

The hallmark of an exceptional performance is often how thunderous the applause is when it's finished. Be part of a standing ovation at the Esplanade Theatres, the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, the Necessary Stage and theatreworks.

How about a game of golf? Put on some khaki slacks, polish your clubs and prepare to do your finest Tiger Woods impression at the Marina Bay Golf Course and the Urban Fairways.

Kids can have fun in rather surprising places. Take a camera and capture them at CHIJMES, the National Library Board Singapore, the National Library of Singapore and the Children Little Museum.

Nothing stills the mind quite like the sounds, sights and smells of nature. Immerse yourself in it at MacRitchie Reservoir Park, Marina Barrage, the Flower Dome and MacRitchie Nature Trail.

To discover some native animals and plants, visit the Gardens by the Bay and the Cloud Forest.

Prepare some snacks and invite some friends down for an afternoon in one of the relaxing green spaces nearby. Take your pick from Raffles Place, Esplanade Park, Fort Canning Park and Jacob Ballas Children's Garden.

Quite often, the simplest way to get the feel of a new place is by strolling around the shops. Remember to call in to Raffles City, Esplanade Mall, Park Mall and ION Orchard.

Learn lessons from the past at one or two of the area's time-weathered sites, such as the Asian Civilisations Museum, Battle Box, UOB Plaza and Singapore City Hall.

Regardless of your faith, it's worth going to the Thian Hock Keng Temple, the Burmese Buddhist Temple, the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple.

Hotels in Red Light District

Whether you're looking for the basics or the whole kit and caboodle, Red Light District has you sorted! For a place that's easy on the budget, you can't go past the Chic Capsule Otel, located at 13 Mosque Street, or the iStay.inn, at 211A, South Bridge Road. Or would you rather spend your time in more luxurious surrounds? Get ready to be treated like royalty at The Club Residences by Capella Singapore or the Capella Singapore.

If you were hoping to stay closer to Haji Lane, the Raffles Singapore and the Conrad Centennial Singapore ought to tick all your boxes.