Gardens by the Bay is an ultra-high-tech natural park spread over a square kilometer and looking onto Marina Bay, in the center of Singapore, featuring sci-fi biospheres, huge greenhouses, bizarre sculptures and the famous Supertrees: artificial, high-tech mushroom-shaped trees.

Marina Bay is the heart of modern Singapore. This vast bay area, sheltered to the south by the Marina Barrage, with a seafront walkway of three and a half kilometers featuring bridges, hotels, theaters, museums and gardens, is one of the best-known spots in Singapore.

Sentosa Island. If you love the sun and the sea, and you would like to enjoy over two kilometers of white sand tropical beaches, then I’ve got just the place for you: Sentosa, which is just 500 meters from the southern coast of the main island of Singapore.

The Singapore National Gallery has the largest collection in the world of art from Singapore and Southeast Asia, made up of over 8,000 works. Over the last two decades, Singapore has cultivated its artistic and cultural scene with great care, with growing interest in festivals such as the Singapore Biennale, the Singapore Arts Festival and the Singapore Art Show. These events helped prompt the government to convert two historical buildings into a new national gallery giving the city a leading role in the Southeast Asia art scene.