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    Wink Boutique Hostel

    Posted by Travelite 14 November 2011

    Refreshing twist to a backpacker's stay. Really like the considerations and planning put into privacy and communal space.

    www.winkhostel.com/
    8A Mosque Street, Singapore, Singapore
    +65 9068 7394
    Google map: bit.ly/w05JaP

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    1-Altitude Gallery

    Posted by elvismaras 23 August 2011

    1-Altitude Gallery is the highest observation point in Singapore at 282 metres. Opened in 2010 at the rooftop of OUB Centre in the business district offers unparalleled, unobstructed 360-degree view of the city-state. All visitors are equipped with hi-tech iPod devices showing information about 19 points of interest visible from the rooftop. At the end everyone receives a souvenir photo taken with a stunning view of Marina Bay as a background. Highly recommended!

    www.1-altitude.com
    1 Raffles Place, Singapore, 048616
    +65 65325003
    Google map: bit.ly/rg4ZFo

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    AngryAngmo Blog

    Posted by NewlyNorthern 10 November 2010

    This is a blog about life in Singapore city written from the perspective of a German expat. It highlights all the best places to eat, go out, past times etc while highlighting the chaotic cultural influences which make Singapore a unique melting pot.

    www.angryangmo.com

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    Parkview Square bar

    Posted by sherwoac 12 July 2010

    This sophisticated bar serves good cocktails for $20 in an amazing setting. An ornate ground floor lobby - this is an art deco masterpiece (or remaking of). Soft live music plus 15m high wine case equipt with floating barmaid to retrieve bottles. Great place to go before dinner.

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkview_Square
    Google map: tinyurl.com/3xnp9kz

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    On a recent trip to Singapore I took a day trip to Malacca in Malaysia by coach. Malacca is a small historic town with plenty to see and it all fits into a day, albeit a long one, with a delicious buffet lunch at a central hotel, it is well worth the visit at a reasonable price. Don't forget to take your Passport!

    From most Singapore Hotels or day trip Coach Companies

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