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1. Raffles Hotel

   Originally a privately owned beach house, built in the 1830s, today Raffles Hotel stands proud as a colonial-style luxury hotel hosting a rather wealthy clientele including celebrities, royalty and dignitaries. Fitting for a hotel named after the founder of modern Singapore.

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2. The Helix Bridge

   Inspired by the structure of human DNA, The Helix Bridge is one of Singapore’s most visually striking landmarks. Opened in 2010, it is a pedestrian only bridge that has four strategically located viewing platforms, giving you the most impressive selfie-moment backdrop.

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3. Little India Singapore

   Little India is possibly the city’s most colourful and bohemian district. You’ll know when you’ve arrived as the streets are a little less orderly, the vendors a little louder and the buzz of the community a little more vibrant.

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4. Chinatown Singapore

   Stepping into Chinatown Singapore is like stepping back in time. A stark contrast to the rest of the city, the buildings are low-rise and the tonal theme gold and red. Ornate Chinese, Buddhist and Hindu temples dot this vibrant area, with museums and shophouses aplenty to keep you busy.

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