did you include the 4 floors ?mikebdot wrote:Hello, not an expat here, but I'll be traveling to Singapore several times over the next year or two and will likely be spending several weekend days hanging out with nothing to do. Last time I went I made it to the MC Escher museum and saw a few other places. I was hoping for some suggestions on things I could do on saturdays or sundays that expose me to the culture a bit more.
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Not being a dick, but none of your requirements above are that unique. You can easily get this type of information from searching Singapore specific blogs/sites on the 'net including SG specific site like "Burpple". This is how I find new places to try out (looking at reviews/write up, etc.).mikebdot wrote: My favorite thing to do is people watch. Also, was looking for a good cafe to sit for several hours drinking tea and doing work on my computer that is open fairly early. Last time I went, the whole city was basically dead on Sunday morning. No places to get a good breakfast.
oh, sorry.mikebdot wrote: My favorite thing to do is people watch. Also, was looking for a good cafe to sit for several hours drinking tea and doing work on my computer that is open fairly early. Last time I went, the whole city was basically dead on Sunday morning. No places to get a good breakfast. .
So you want to have a cultural exposure or hang in some places the "expats" (regulars on this board) prefer to spend time?mikebdot wrote:I plan on taking the train wherever it is that sounds like a good time. I just wanted some specific examples of places to go that would be interesting that are actually open fairly early on a Sunday. I went to probably 10 places between 8am and 10am the last time I was there that were restaurants that said they were open online but were not when I got there. So I ended up eating at a freaking McDonald's cuz I was hungry and a little angry. (Hangry)
If I don't need research, where exactly should I go to discover? Give me an intersection between two streets and I'll go there and look around. If it doesn't have anything to offer me, I won't worry about it.
I could have asked the question "where is your favorite place to go sit and think?" Or "where is your favorite place to go get work done that isn't your house / apartment?" Or "where do you meet the most interesting person in your life?"
Doesn't matter. Just looking for any sort of guidance. I plan on walking 15 miles any day I am there by myself. Better to have a starting place picked out with a high density of cool stuff to check out nearby.
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I could have asked the question "where is your favorite place to go sit and think?" Or "where is your favorite place to go get work done that isn't your house / apartment?" Or "where do you meet the most interesting person in your life?"
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