Best Experiences In Singapore Part 2

Published - 06 April 2021, Tuesday
  • Coda Culture

In a series of 4 feature posts we give you heaps of choices. If you’re not a bar scene persona or maybe you are into the hiking scene on the weekends, you’re surely going to love a bunch of places we have targeted in the list below.

Whether you want to curl up with a book or looking for an escape room or, want to sit and play board games with your friends, we’ve got the perfect places in Singapore for you! Image Credit: Coda Culture Facebook Page

Jewel Changi Airport

The Jewel

While travel plans are a bit fickle, a stop at the gorgeous Jewel Changi Airport is enough to cheer you up. One look at their list of attractions and you’d forget you are at an airport; they’ve got a massive rain vortex, amazing green patches like Shiseido Forest Valley, Canopy Park, and Topiary Walk, as well as an Experience Studio and Foggy Bowls for kids. Once you’ve exhausted the list of attractions, catch a breath and relish delicious food at one of their many dining options. Image Credit: Jewel Changi Airport Facebook Page

a. 78 Airport Blvd., Singapore 819666

e. [email protected]

t. +6569569898

w. www.jewelchangiairport.com/

s. www.facebook.com/JewelChangiAirport/

Coda Culture

Coda Culture​​​​​​​

Giving impetus to young and reputed artists, Coda Culture is a space where artists can let their creativity flow. Their programs have led to the creation of a range of exemplary art pieces which adorn the walls of this gallery during various exhibitions. Come down here and have a look at the captivating strokes and vibrant hues made by talented artists. Image Credit: Coda Culture Facebook Page

a. 67 Aliwal St, Singapore 199942

e. [email protected]

t. +65 8246 8297

s. www.facebook.com/codaculturesg

The Rink

Enjoy the chills and thrills of ice-skating at The Rink offering you ample space to swish and swirl on the rink and show off your skills. They even offer lessons for kids and beginners in skating and ice hockey to bring you to an advanced level. Planning on frequenting the ice rink? Get a pass for 6 months and enjoy 20 sessions of two hours each as well as skate boot rentals for S$196. Video Credit: Insider TV

a. 2 Jurong East Central 1, #03-11 JCube, Singapore 609731

e. [email protected]

t. +65 6684 2374

w. www.therink.sg/

s. www.facebook.com/therink.sg/

The Mind Cafe

The mind cafe

The perfect place to chill as it pours cats and dogs outside, The Mind Cafe will keep you in coffee and warmth. They also offer 500 board games so you can have crazy matches with your friends and bond over good food and fun games. As you roll the dice and pass the cards, order free-flowing chips or popcorn for S$2.90 or go straightaway for the delicious food - Signature Chicken Wings, Golden Crispy Chicken Thigh, Beef Bolognese Spaghetti with beef balls and Durian Mousse Cake. Image Credit: The Mind Cafe Facebook Page

a. 60A Prinsep St, Singapore 188664

e. [email protected]

t. +65 8121 5188

w. themindcafe.com.sg/

s. www.facebook.com/themindcafe/

Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop

What happens when cafe owners and book publishers come together? They merge their businesses and give you amazing places like Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop - housing tall shelves of books as well as a cafe complete with hot brews and baked treats. Browse through Singaporean books from genres like fiction, non-fiction, kids, young adults as well as from the publishing house themselves, Epigram. Avid readers should check out their book-of-the-week at a discounted price and their website to get their choice of books home-delivered. Video Credit: Epigram Books

a. 45 Maxwell Road #01-01 The URA Centre, Singapore 069118

e. [email protected]

t. +65 9137 9050

w. epigrambookshop.sg/pages/huggsepigram

s. www.facebook.com/epigrambooks/​​​​​​​

The Private Museum

The Private Museum

Feast your eyes by looking at amazing private collections and some gorgeous pieces of art at The Private Museum. It may not be as humongous as other museums on the island but is a must-visit if you truly appreciate art for, they put up some outstanding pieces from diverse artists. It is a non-profit organisation and runs on donations so feel free to help keep it running if you grow fond of it. Image Credit: The Private Museum Facebook Page

a. 51 Waterloo St, #02-06, Singapore 187969

e. [email protected]

t. +65 6738 2872

w. theprivatemuseum.org/

s. www.facebook.com/theprivatemuseum/

Holey Moley Golf Club

It is time to tee-off at the Holey Moley Golf Club, a mini-golf course and bar making the intense game a little lighter and a lot more fun. To start with, their multi-sensory holes make your game a lot more challenging and once you’ve accomplished yourself a pro, you can retreat for some drinks and bar bites. Not in the mood for golf? You can also head into an escape room for a challenging adventure. Video Credit: Holey Moley Golf Club

a. 3B River Valley Rd, Singapore 179024

e. [email protected]

t. +65 3129 0000

w. www.holeymoley.com.sg/

s. www.facebook.com/holeymoleygolfsg/

Old School Delights

Old School Delights

Revisit your childhood by entering the doors of Old School Delights where you’ll literally feel like you’ve walked into your school. Their bright cheery decor, wooden furniture, and chalkboards will make you feel nostalgic. Sip on some Milo to warm up or go for the icy Milo Dinosaurs and tuck into a heart-warming meal of Mee Siam, Kueh Pie Tie, Grilled Chicken Chop, and Chocolate Banana Fudge Cake. As you wait for your order, they’ve got plenty of toys and fun games for you to play with but hey, you’ve got to share! Image Credit: Old School Delights Facebook Page

a. 8 #02-25 Raffles Ave, Esplanade Mall, Singapore 039802

e. [email protected]

t. +65 6909 3507

w. www.oldschooldelights.com/

s. www.facebook.com/oldschooldelights

Lockdown

Lockdown

Perfect for corporate events and weekend hangout sessions alike, Lockdown offers captivating escape rooms posing a challenge for your workmates. Besides their challenges onsite, they have plenty of offsite challenges located at prominent locations like Haw Par Villa, Singapore Zoo, Chinatown, Fort Canning Hill, National Gallery, and many more. So, picture yourself hunting for clues around the gallery to find stolen items. Intriguing, right Image Credit: Lockdown Singapore - Real Life Escape Game Facebook Page

a. 277 Orchard Rd, #02-02, Singapore 238858

e. [email protected]

t. +65 6677 8478

w. lockdown.sg/

s. www.facebook.com/lockdown.sg/

The Book Cafe​​​​​​​

The Book Cafe

A cosy cafe with comfy chairs and couches for you to relax, curl up and finish the book you’ve always been meaning to. The Book Cafe also has shelves of popular titles so you can pick one up from here or catch up on some work relying on their high-speed internet and printer. Satiate yourself with their extensive menu offering sumptuous nosh like Grass-fed Steak with herb butter, scrambled eggs, skillet potato & tomato, Battered Pollock Fish & fries, Korean-style Fried Chicken, and Chocolate Brownie. Image Credit: The Book Cafe Facebook Page

a. 20 Martin Rd, #01-02 Seng Kee Building, Singapore 239070

e. [email protected]

t. +65 6887 5430

w. www.thebookcafesg.com/

s. www.facebook.com/thebookcafe/

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