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Masjid al Amin 50 Telok Blangah Way, Singapore, SG 098801 Tel: +65 62725309 Sunni Major language: English
Masjid
Masjid al Amin
Masjid al Amin 50 Telok Blangah Way, Singapore, SG 098801 Tel: +65 62725309 Sunni Major language: English
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singaporeMasjid Abdul Hamid
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Masjid Abdul Hamid 10 Gentle Road, Singapore, SG 309194 Tel: +65 62512729 Sunni Major language: English
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Alkaff Kampung Mealyu
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Alkaff Kampung Mealyu 200 Bedok Reservoir Road, Singapore, SG 479221 Tel: +65 62427244 Sunni Major language: English
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Al Ansar Mosque
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Al Ansar Mosque 155 Bedok North Avenue 1, Singapore, SG 469751 Tel: +65 64492420 Sunni Major language: English
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Masjid Sultan
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Masjid Sultan 3 Muscat Street, Singapore, SG 198833 Tel: +65 2934405 Sunni Major language: English
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Abdul Aleem Sidique
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Abdul Aleem Sidique 90 Lorong K Telok Kurau, Singapore, SG 425723 Tel:+ 65 63456504 Sunni Major language: English
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Masjid Al Ghafoor
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Masjid Al Ghafoor 41 Dunlop Street, Singapore, SG 209369 Tel: not available Sunni Major language: English
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Masjid Ahmad Ibrahim
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Masjid Ahmad Ibrahim 15 Jalan Ulu Seletar, Singapore, SG 769227 Tel: +65 64540848 Sunni Main language: English
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Masjid Al Firdaus
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Masjid Al Firdaus 11 Jalan Ibadat, Singapore, SG 698955 Tel: +65 67646334 Sunni Major language: English
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Al Istighar
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Al Istighar 2 Pasir Ris Walk, Singapore, SG 518239 Tel: +65 65838711 Sunni Major language: English
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Ahmad Mosque
Prayer
Ahmad Mosque 2 Lorong Sarhad, Singapore, SG 119173 Tel: +65 64796442 Sunni Main language: English
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singaporeMINT Museum of Vintage Toys
Attraction
Immerse yourself in childhood memories and happy days as you admire toys on the shelves of a comprehensive display from 25 countries, dating back more than 100 years. Enjoy browsing these lovely toys across five floors filled with vintage toys inside a modern contemporary building, then sit down to rest and have a meal in the café while enjoying the rare collection.
singaporeBuddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
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The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is a vibrant cultural monument in the heart of Chinatown. It contains what Buddhist leaders regard as Buddha’s sacred remains, which they say are inside the temple, placed in an imposing Buddhist stupa made from 420 kg of gold donated by followers of Buddhism. Each day, the inner chamber is unveiled at specified times during rituals led by the resident monks, which visitors may watch if they wish.
singaporeSentosa Beaches
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Sentosa is home to three of Singapore’s finest beaches: Tanjong, Siloso and Palawan. Whether you seek excitement in water sports and games or the comfort and tranquillity of the sea breeze and lying in the sunshine, Sentosa’s beaches offer all these benefits and choices.
singaporeEast Coast Park
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East Coast Park stretches towards the horizon across extensive open spaces, providing visitors with enjoyment and relaxation. Today it is a seaside resort and retreat for rest and recreation, where you will meet joggers, cyclists, skaters and anglers.
singaporeSnow City
Attraction
You really cannot imagine snowy conditions in Singapore..! Temperatures drop below minus 5 degrees Celsius here, and every moment has its own flavour. You can ski, ride snowboards and snow tubes, or simply enjoy playing with and throwing snowballs.
singaporeBungee Attractions
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To imagine how riding G-Max Reverse Bungy feels, picture yourself as a stone in a giant catapult. There is a small difference, though: unlike a catapult, it does not fling you into oblivion. You are securely strapped into a reinforced steel capsule that launches you 60 metres into the air between two 36-metre towers at 200 kilometres per hour.
singaporeCable Ski Park
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Glide over the water-skiing lake pulled by an overhead cable instead of a boat. Enjoy slalom and trick skiing, kneeboarding or even surfing, all through a cable powered by variable electrical force that helps maintain speeds between 20–58 kilometres per hour.
singaporeSingapore River
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The Singapore River has long been considered an economic lifeline as the island’s waterway for transport, since the days when it was a rural district of early settlers. Discover its rich history for yourself on a bumboat tour. Do not miss Merlion Park, where Singapore’s founder, Mr Raffles, once landed, and where you come face to face with a gleaming pure-white marble statue of the founder, Sir Stamford Raffles.
singaporeHistoric Raffles Hotel Museum
Attraction
If you wish to revive memories of 1920, discover the beauty, elegance and charm of this world-famous hotel, restored to its original splendour. What distinguishes it, described as Singapore’s oldest hotel, is its important role in hosting the most prominent famous visitors to Singapore.
singaporeKatong
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This area is famous for its food. Residents and foreigners gather for rich laksa—rice noodles immersed in a spiced coconut meat-stock soup—as well as chilli crab and other delicious seafood.
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singaporeLarissa Café
#B1-09/10 Orchard Hotel Shopping Arcade, Singapore, SG 229375 Cuisine: Various Phone: +65 6734 7030 Email: [email protected]
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Sala Thai Restaurant
Sala Thai Restaurant
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Al Ameen Eating House
Al Ameen Eating House 2 Cheong Chin Nam Road, Singapore, SG 599727 Cuisine: Singaporean Phone: +65 6462 1996
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Islamic Bistro N Café
Islamic Bistro N Café
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Café Le Caire
39 Arab Street, Singapore SG 199738 Cuisine: Middle East Phone: +65 6292 0979
singaporeSour Puss
8 Raffles Avenue, Singapore SG 39802 Cuisine: Fusion Phone: +65 6338 9003
singaporeL'Angelus
This grand restaurant offers a diverse French cuisine. The interior of the restaurant has been designed very distinctively with French film posters draping the walls from floor to ceiling. Major cuisine items include prawns with garlic, and pastis and lemon sherbet with vodka is perfect as a dessert.
singaporeCrossroads Café
Crossroads café provides an idyllic combination of all categories of cuisines whether it be western or traditional. Breakfast which is prepared according to western design is served till 1pm and along with this a diverse variety of salads, sandwiches, burgers and other fast food items are also provided.
singaporeBlood Café
This unique restaurant pioneered by the Blood brothers is a one of its kind restaurant. According to an emigrant magazine, the Blood Caesar salad has been regarded as the best salad in the entire country. Other specialties of the restaurant include laksa pesto, sambal and fish cakes.
singaporeEquinox
This 70th floor restaurant provides you a crystal clear view of Indonesia and Malaysia. The atmosphere of the restaurant is extremely tranquil and dissonance free, providing a purely sophisticated environment to the visitors. The opening cuisine for the evening should be Iranian cavier tuna and from here you can move on to grilled beef with foie gras. Any chocolate taster would be highly welcomed to fill up his tummy completely.