Jurong West Things to Do

Located within the Grand Hyatt Singapore, this cafe's classy yet cozy ambiance features soft lighting and wooden floors. Even the fruit blends are served in ornate glasses. The watermelon juice and Apple Shogo are popular choic... more

Paulaner Bräuhaus brews its own beer and serves a generally masculine clientele. Relatively quiet during the day, it starts filling quickly from about 6p when the office workers have finished their day. Of the three levels the... more

This place in the Raffles Hotel has a distinctive ambiance from the bygone years. The atmosphere projects a distinctive Old World style with offerings of Cuban cigars, port, sherry, cognacs and even chocolates. Of course, you c... more

Molly Malone's Irish Pub is a cosy Irish pub, the first to open in Singapore. The dark green exterior makes it hard to miss. Occasionally live music is provided when guest bands from Ireland drop in for a visit. Ever since this... more

A prime example of the thriving nightlife of the city, 37 The Bar is one of the most popular bars in Singapore. It has a spacious dance floor, which begs for even more space on weekends. The bar doubles up as a gallery and is s... more

Undoubtedly the most popular club around, this is where famous visiting DJs are invited to spin. Munch on hot dogs or sandwiches along with that beer. 'Mambo Jumbo Night' on Wednesdays is the most popular event. Queues start fo... more

Located in a 1910 shop house, this bar offers more than 35 varieties of local and imported beers. Cozy and relaxing, it is a hit with both locals and expatriates. Listen to soothing classic rock from the 60s and 70s, while havi... more

After the British dispersed the Malay floating village at the mouth of the Singapore River in the 1840s, Geylang Serai became their ethnic enclave, retaining a strong Malay identity right up to this very day. Here lies the home... more

This colorful building with louvered windows, balconies, and entrances has been conferred the Urban Redevelopment Authority's Architectural Heritage Award. Within it stands a sculpture by Joseph McNally called Big Bang. Constru... more

Named after the first Sultan of Singapore, the imposing structure that is the Sultan Mosque was built with a SGD 3,000 grant from the East India Company. This is the largest mosque in Singapore and the present building was cons... more