Relaxing after hard day's work

Corporate executives visiting Singapore can look forward to a variety of leisure experiences in Singapore, from immersing themselves in the vibrant culture to exploring the adventurous side of Singapore or relaxing after a hard day's work. Here are some of the uniquely rewarding activities Singapore offers:

Adventure

For a different view of Singapore, proceed on to Clarke Quay and have a go at the Reverse Bungy Jump. Feel your heart drop to your feet as you are flung up at great speeds and then jerked back down to earth. This experience is certainly not for the faint-hearted! Discover a unique way of touring our city and hop aboard an amphibious craft that combines both a harbor tour & city tour in one - the Ducktour!

Food!

Start the day with a local breakfast of Roti Prata (Indian pancakes) and a strong cup of kopi (Singapore-blend coffee) at a local coffee shop. For lunch or dinner, we recommend any of the several seafood restaurants lining the waterfront at the East Coast Seafood Centre.

Spice up your tastebuds with Singapore's famous Chilli Crab or the less spicy but equally tasty Black Pepper Crab. After a day of business meetings, head on down to Satay Club at Clarke Quay for delicious satay (barbecued meat on skewers) and barbecued seafood.

End off the evening with drinks at BLU, the classy California bar and restaurant on the 24th floor of the Shangri-La Hotel. Here, you can sip its signature champagne cocktails as you take in the magnificent night view of the city. Savor the evening at one of Singapore's premier bars as you relax to live jazz being played here.

Culture & History

A dose of history awaits at the Changi Museum War Trail. The trail will bring you back into the past as you explore and discover Singapore during the war-stricken years of the Japanese Occupation.

To learn more about Singapore's unique Peranakan (multi racial) culture, don't miss the Asian Civilizations Museum just 15 minutes away at Armenian Street. After learning about the origins and practices of Peranakan culture, why not experience it for yourself? Head on down to the Joo Chiat district, which is lined with quaint pre-war shophouses and great food outlets. Be sure to visit Kim Choo Kueh Chang, famous for the glutinous rice dumplings, and Rumah Bebe for their signature accessories and intricate beadwork seen in Peranakan clothing.

Relaxation & Indulgence:

Delight in a spa treatment at Amrita Spa at Raffles City. Nestled among Singapore's urban landscape, it is the largest luxury spa in Asia, spread over three levels with spa and fitness facilities. After a stimulating day out, pamper yourself at the Spa Botanica - Singapore's first tropical garden destination spa.

With state-of-the-art facilities, mud pools, float pools and Galaxy steam baths, Spa Botanica offers the perfect balance of modern amenities, traditional beauty and health practices.

Try the Javanese Lulur treatment, a luxurious treatment traditionally reserved for royalty. In the evening, dine at the new Saint Julien, where you can savor French cuisine in a modern and elegant setting, located at the historical Waterboat House opposite Fullerton Hotel. Enjoy the view of our business district, Singapore River and the magnificent Esplanade - Theaters on the Bay from the site of former Merlion Park - if you can take your eyes off the delectable desserts.