Singapore

I have been twice in Singapore. The first time, in January 2012, stayed there 9 days, the second time 6 days. Still have not visited a lot of places. Virtually untapped I left the island of Sentosa, did not visite Pulau Ubin, Holland Village and Krathong. It would seem that the time was a lot. But sometimes it is necessary to study each attraction for one hour, and the terrain - a few hours and have no time left. For both travel, I visited the following places: 1. Central waterfront Singapore - Clarke Quay, Boat Quay, Robertson Quay and Marina Bay of course. 2. The historic core of the city - Fort Canning and the adjacent building of the Parliament, as well as by nearby Raffles hotel and the World War II Memorial. 3. Botanical Garden. 4. The area of ​​"black and white houses" - former British officials villas, built in the first half of the twentieth century. 5. Orchard Road. 6. East Coast Park. 7. Faber Park Point. 8. Bukit Batok - there is the Russian Orthodox Church of the Dormition of the Virgin. 9. Chinatown. 10. Bugis area to the mosque of Sultan. 11. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. 12. A small part of Sentosa. 13. Night Safari. 14. Bird Park. 15. Brewery "Tiger." 16. A small part of Krathong and Geylang. Well, up to a heap of different sleeping areas, some central, where there is nothing particularly outstanding - Dhoby Ghout, Outram Park and others. Minus 2 days I spent on the trip to Melakku and shopping in Johor Bahru. Stayed in different hotels: Robertson Quay, Santa Grand Lai Chun Yuen, Porcelain, W Singapore Sentosa Cove, Sheraton Towers. Details on hotels will write about their experiences in the selected themes. About Singapore in general talk, I think it makes no sense, because the information about the city can be found on the Internet freely. Therefore I will tell briefly about their experiences and discuss selected topics on a number of locations in Singapore, less than a well-known traveler promoted tourist attractions. Singapore I liked his grooming, cleanliness, friendliness and honesty of local residents, law-abiding. Do not litter, no drink on the streets, no fighting on public areas. Feeling positive in a given city overflows, and thus, despite its small size, Singapore has a passion for all tastes.