Jurong West Things to Do

The first Siamese King ever to tread on foreign grounds was King Chulalongkorn and his choice of destination, Singapore. Soon after his eight-day visit in 1871, the King conferred to the State this bronze Elephant Statue as a t... more

Visitors to Singapore during September should make sure they head to the Qi Tian Gong temple, for during this month its residents celebrate the birth of its deity, Qu Tian Da Sheng: the Monkey God. The temple is one of the olde... more

There is perhaps no better spot in Johor Bahru than here to see how close Singapore Island is to the mainland. From the tree-lined pavement of the balmy and breezy coast, Senoko Power Station appears a mildly demanding swim awa... more

ESTE - The Club gives you four choices for entertainment: you can dance, sing, play pool, or head up to the bar. If you want to get a true taste of Singapore's varied nightlife, then this is the place to be. In addition to the... more

If you are eighteen years of age and above and are passionately interested in beer, the Tiger Brewery Tour might be of your interest. Take a look at the hi-tech brewery for the award winning Tiger Beer. Learn more about the mak... more

If you are in the Clarke Quay neighborhood, then dropping in to the Clinic is absolutely recommended. With so many nightclubs and bars emerging on every district, it may get difficult to separate good from better ones. However,... more

Ming Village is Singapore's largest porcelain center with brilliant reproductions of the finest porcelain pieces from China's Ming, Sung, Yuan and Qing dynasties. Specially trained artisans adopt age-old techniques, and you can... more

Andersen's of Denmark is the Danish version of ice cream delight. Most people come here for a cone to go, although there are a few tables set up for lingerers. Andersen's uniqueness lies in the ingredients--only fresh cream, no... more

Mention The Black Box and immediately one thinks of Theater works, the resident theater company at Fort Canning. Indeed, The Black Box has often been used for the theater group's performances and co-productions. This venue has... more

In June 1955, David Marshall opened the doors to the Singapore Council for Adult Education. In May 1980, the hall was converted into a theater and renamed the Drama Centre. A popular venue for dance, music, dramatic performance... more