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Centrepoint
Singapore
Centrepoint is home to Robinson's department store, which first opened in Singapore in 1858. Here you'll find about 150 other shops, plus fast-food outlets, and a Times bookstore.Centrepoint is home to Robinson's department store, which first opened
Far-East-Plaza
Singapore
At this crowded mall, the bustle of little shops will sell everything from CDs to punk fashions, luggage to camera equipment, eyewear to souvenirs. Mind yourself here: Most of these shops do not display prices, but rather gauge the price depending on how wealthy the customer appears. If you must shop here, use your shrewdest bargaining powers. It may pay off to wear an outfit that has seen better days.At this crowded mall, the bustle of little shops will
Hilton-Shopping-Gallery
Singapore
The shopping arcade at the Hilton International Hotel is the most exclusive shopping in Singapore. Gucci, Donna Karan, Missoni, and Louis Vuitton are just a few of the international design houses that have made this their Singapore home.The shopping arcade at the Hilton International Hotel is the
Lucky-Plaza
Singapore
The map of this place will take hours to decipher, as more than 400 stores are here (no kidding). It's basically known for sportswear, camera equipment, watches, and luggage. If you buy electronics, please make sure you get an international warranty with your purchase. Also, like Far East Plaza, Lucky Plaza is a notorious rip-off problem for travelers. Make sure you come here prepared to fend off slick sales techniques. It may also help to take the government's advice and avoid touts and offers that sound too good to be true.The map of this place will take hours to decipher,
Marina-Square
Singapore
Marina Square is a huge complex that, in addition to a wide variety of shops, has a cinema, fast-food outlets and cafes, pharmacies, and convenience stores.Marina Square is a huge complex that, in addition to
Millenia-Walk
Singapore
Smaller than Marina Square, Millenia Walk has more upmarket boutiques like Fendi, Guess?, and Liz Claiborne, to name a few.Smaller than Marina Square, Millenia Walk has more upmarket boutiques
Ngee-Ann-City/Takashimaya-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Takashimaya, a major Japanese department store import, anchors Ngee Ann City's many smaller boutiques. Alfred Dunhill, Chanel, Coach, Tiffany & Co., Royal Copenhagen, and Waterford and Wedgwood boutiques are found here, along with many other local and international fashion shops.Takashimaya, a major Japanese department store import, anchors Ngee Ann
Palais-Renaissance
Singapore
Shops here include upmarket boutiques like Prada, Versus, and DKNY.
Paragon
Singapore
Another upmarket shopping mall, with tenants including Diesel, Emanuel Ungaro, Escada, and Ferragamo.Another upmarket shopping mall, with tenants including Diesel, Emanuel Ungaro,
Parco-Bugis-Junction
Singapore
Here you'll find restaurants -- both fast food and fine dining -- mixed in with clothing retailers, most of which sell fun fashions for younger tastes.Here you'll find restaurants -- both fast food and fine
Raffles-City-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Raffles City sits right on top of the City Hall MRT station, which makes it a very well-visited mall. Men's and women's fashions, books, cosmetics, and accessories are sold in shops here, along with gifts.Raffles City sits right on top of the City Hall
Raffles-Hotel-Shopping-Arcade
Singapore
These shops are mostly haute couture; however, there is the Raffles Hotel gift shop for interesting souvenirs. For golfers, there's a Jack Nicklaus signature store.These shops are mostly haute couture; however, there is the
Shaw-House
Singapore
The main floors of Shaw House are taken up by Isetan, a large Japanese department store with designer boutiques for men's and women's fashions, accessories, and cosmetics. On the fifth level, the Lido Theatre screens new releases from Hollywood and around the world.The main floors of Shaw House are taken up by
Specialists-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
The anchor store in this smaller shopping mall is John Little, Singapore's oldest department store, which opened in 1845. The prices, however, are very up-to-date.The anchor store in this smaller shopping mall is John
Suntec-City-Mall
Singapore
Tons of shops selling fashion, sports equipment, books, CDs, plus restaurants and food courts, and a cinema adjacent to the Suntec Convention Centre.Tons of shops selling fashion, sports equipment, books, CDs, plus
Tanglin-Mall
Singapore
This mall has a few charming boutiques filled with regional handicrafts for home and neat ethnic fashions from Singapore's neighboring countries.This mall has a few charming boutiques filled with regional
Tanglin-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Tanglin Shopping Centre is unique and fun. You won't find many clothing stores here, but you'll find shop after shop selling antiques, art, and collectibles -- from curios to carpets.Tanglin Shopping Centre is unique and fun. You won't find
Tangs
Singapore
Once upon a time, C. K. Tang peddled goods from an old cart in the streets of Singapore. An industrious fellow, he parlayed his business into a small department store. A hit from the start, Tangs has grown exponentially over the decades and now competes with the other international megastores that have moved in. But Tang's is truly Singaporean, and its history is a local legend.Once upon a time, C. K. Tang peddled goods from
The-Heeren
Singapore
Thanks to the opening of a Singapore branch of Britain's HMV music stores, the Heeren is the big hangout for teens. The front entrance of the mall hums with towers of video monitors flashing and blaring the latest in American and British chart toppers. There is also a nice cafe to the side, with a garden for enjoying a cup of coffee, tea, or a snack.Thanks to the opening of a Singapore branch of Britain's
Wisma-Atria
Singapore
Wisma Atria caters to the younger set. Here you'll find everything from Nine West to a Levi's store mixed in with numerous eyewear, cosmetics, and high- and low-fashion boutiques, all under one roof.Wisma Atria caters to the younger set. Here you'll find
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Centrepoint
Singapore
Centrepoint is home to Robinson's department store, which first opened in Singapore in 1858. Here you'll find about 150 other shops, plus fast-food outlets, and a Times bookstore.Centrepoint is home to Robinson's department store, which first opened
Far-East-Plaza
Singapore
At this crowded mall, the bustle of little shops will sell everything from CDs to punk fashions, luggage to camera equipment, eyewear to souvenirs. Mind yourself here: Most of these shops do not display prices, but rather gauge the price depending on how wealthy the customer appears. If you must shop here, use your shrewdest bargaining powers. It may pay off to wear an outfit that has seen better days.At this crowded mall, the bustle of little shops will
Hilton-Shopping-Gallery
Singapore
The shopping arcade at the Hilton International Hotel is the most exclusive shopping in Singapore. Gucci, Donna Karan, Missoni, and Louis Vuitton are just a few of the international design houses that have made this their Singapore home.The shopping arcade at the Hilton International Hotel is the
Lucky-Plaza
Singapore
The map of this place will take hours to decipher, as more than 400 stores are here (no kidding). It's basically known for sportswear, camera equipment, watches, and luggage. If you buy electronics, please make sure you get an international warranty with your purchase. Also, like Far East Plaza, Lucky Plaza is a notorious rip-off problem for travelers. Make sure you come here prepared to fend off slick sales techniques. It may also help to take the government's advice and avoid touts and offers that sound too good to be true.The map of this place will take hours to decipher,
Marina-Square
Singapore
Marina Square is a huge complex that, in addition to a wide variety of shops, has a cinema, fast-food outlets and cafes, pharmacies, and convenience stores.Marina Square is a huge complex that, in addition to
Millenia-Walk
Singapore
Smaller than Marina Square, Millenia Walk has more upmarket boutiques like Fendi, Guess?, and Liz Claiborne, to name a few.Smaller than Marina Square, Millenia Walk has more upmarket boutiques
Ngee-Ann-City/Takashimaya-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Takashimaya, a major Japanese department store import, anchors Ngee Ann City's many smaller boutiques. Alfred Dunhill, Chanel, Coach, Tiffany & Co., Royal Copenhagen, and Waterford and Wedgwood boutiques are found here, along with many other local and international fashion shops.Takashimaya, a major Japanese department store import, anchors Ngee Ann
Palais-Renaissance
Singapore
Shops here include upmarket boutiques like Prada, Versus, and DKNY.
Paragon
Singapore
Another upmarket shopping mall, with tenants including Diesel, Emanuel Ungaro, Escada, and Ferragamo.Another upmarket shopping mall, with tenants including Diesel, Emanuel Ungaro,
Parco-Bugis-Junction
Singapore
Here you'll find restaurants -- both fast food and fine dining -- mixed in with clothing retailers, most of which sell fun fashions for younger tastes.Here you'll find restaurants -- both fast food and fine
Raffles-City-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Raffles City sits right on top of the City Hall MRT station, which makes it a very well-visited mall. Men's and women's fashions, books, cosmetics, and accessories are sold in shops here, along with gifts.Raffles City sits right on top of the City Hall
Raffles-Hotel-Shopping-Arcade
Singapore
These shops are mostly haute couture; however, there is the Raffles Hotel gift shop for interesting souvenirs. For golfers, there's a Jack Nicklaus signature store.These shops are mostly haute couture; however, there is the
Shaw-House
Singapore
The main floors of Shaw House are taken up by Isetan, a large Japanese department store with designer boutiques for men's and women's fashions, accessories, and cosmetics. On the fifth level, the Lido Theatre screens new releases from Hollywood and around the world.The main floors of Shaw House are taken up by
Specialists-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
The anchor store in this smaller shopping mall is John Little, Singapore's oldest department store, which opened in 1845. The prices, however, are very up-to-date.The anchor store in this smaller shopping mall is John
Suntec-City-Mall
Singapore
Tons of shops selling fashion, sports equipment, books, CDs, plus restaurants and food courts, and a cinema adjacent to the Suntec Convention Centre.Tons of shops selling fashion, sports equipment, books, CDs, plus
Tanglin-Mall
Singapore
This mall has a few charming boutiques filled with regional handicrafts for home and neat ethnic fashions from Singapore's neighboring countries.This mall has a few charming boutiques filled with regional
Tanglin-Shopping-Centre
Singapore
Tanglin Shopping Centre is unique and fun. You won't find many clothing stores here, but you'll find shop after shop selling antiques, art, and collectibles -- from curios to carpets.Tanglin Shopping Centre is unique and fun. You won't find
Tangs
Singapore
Once upon a time, C. K. Tang peddled goods from an old cart in the streets of Singapore. An industrious fellow, he parlayed his business into a small department store. A hit from the start, Tangs has grown exponentially over the decades and now competes with the other international megastores that have moved in. But Tang's is truly Singaporean, and its history is a local legend.Once upon a time, C. K. Tang peddled goods from
The-Heeren
Singapore
Thanks to the opening of a Singapore branch of Britain's HMV music stores, the Heeren is the big hangout for teens. The front entrance of the mall hums with towers of video monitors flashing and blaring the latest in American and British chart toppers. There is also a nice cafe to the side, with a garden for enjoying a cup of coffee, tea, or a snack.Thanks to the opening of a Singapore branch of Britain's
Wisma-Atria
Singapore
Wisma Atria caters to the younger set. Here you'll find everything from Nine West to a Levi's store mixed in with numerous eyewear, cosmetics, and high- and low-fashion boutiques, all under one roof.Wisma Atria caters to the younger set. Here you'll find
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