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5 Places to Shop in Singapore You Cannot Miss

Neha Mathur

Last updated: Sep 24, 2019

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Get some great deals on clothes and souvenirs in Chinatown. Bargain unabashedly! Find electronics at throwaway prices at Mustafa Centre in Little India.

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While shopping at Marina Bay Sands, do take in the panoramic views of the bay-side area and the symbol of Singapore, The Merlion

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Take a walk along the famous Orchard Road and get ready to be amazed by the glitz, glamour and the fast-paced life of Singapore

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This year Singapore celebrates its 50th year of independence. The air of celebration includes some amazing deals, spectacular events and an atmosphere that can just not be missed!

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Enjoy the best street food in Chinatown, or at a food court near Holland Village. Shopping in Singapore is incomplete without trying the local cuisine!

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Remember how back in the 80s, when someone had to brag about electronics and fancy toys, they’d say they're have been bought ‘abroad’? More often than not, this mystical land of amazing products was Singapore, the new emerging business hub of Asia, known for its incredible development and impeccable infrastructure.

There are a whole lot of things to do in Singapore, but the one that really must be talked about is the shopping. Singapore is the mecca for electronics, clothes, food, you name it! Here are 5 places that you simply must not miss while shopping in Singapore.

1. Orchard Road

Orchard Road

If there is one place which truly embodies the spirit of Singapore, it is Orchard Road. The main shopping area of the country, Orchard Road is an avenue lined with mall after mall, interconnected by underground tunnels, that gives shoppers an endless shopping experience. Clothes, electronics, food, accessories, you can buy everything you ever wanted at Orchard Road. . At a festive time—say, around Christmas—the entire street is lit up beautifully, with carol singers lining the streets, gleeful shoppers all around, delicious street-food and an air of glorious merriment.

What to Buy - Shop at the ION Orchard for clothes, shoes, bags and other fashion accessories from best global brands. You’re sure to be spoilt for choice!

Read more: 5-Star Hotels in Singapore that Offer Great City Views

2. Chinatown

China Town

If you’re looking for a good bargain, this is the place to be. At Singapore’s fascinating Chinatown, you will walk through rows and rows of shops selling products at throwaway prices. This is possibly the best place to buy spices, souvenirs, and really inexpensive clothes. Of course, as an Indian shopper, what I enjoyed most was bargaining unabashedly for the best possible deals, and came out really satisfied, both hands laden with bags and bags of goodies!

What to Buy –  Satin Chinese style robes and little figurines. Also, this is a great place to buy souvenirs. 

3. Marina Bay

Marina Bay

One of the latest iconic additions to Singapore’s glorious skyline, the Marina Bay area is visually stunning, with three hotel buildings connected by one long rooftop infinity pool. Adjacent to the hotels is Marina Bay Sands, one of Singapore’s largest luxury malls, complete with a water canal running through it! Shop for the best high-end fashion brands here, dine at some of the finest restaurants, and even take a boat ride in the canal! If you’re not much of a shopper, spend time at the in-house casino or simply step outside on the promenade for some spectacular views of the bay, and the iconic Merlion

What to Buy – Get the best in luxury and high-end fashion at the Marina Bay Sands.

4. Mustafa Centre

If you’re Indian, and you’ve met people travelling to Singapore, you must have already heard of Mustafa. Found in the Indian area of Singapore, fondly known as Little India, this mall is a must-stop destination for electronics at unbelievable prices. Walk through the floors of this packed mall, and be amazed by the sheer volume of electronics sold here.

What to Buy – Electronic products at great prices, and fancy new innovative goods that you didn’t even know you needed!

Read more: The Most Talked About Hotels in Singapore

5. Holland Village

This fashionable district attracts expats and the young crowd in Singapore, and its distinctive charm makes it an attractive stop for shoppers. At the Holland Village, a great place for handicrafts and at the arts, you never know what amazing gem you might land up with! Shopping at the Holland Village Shopping Centre, and experience the Bohemian side of Singapore.

What to Buy – You can shop for handicrafts, gifts, home accessories, antiques, second-hand books, collectables and art.

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