Marina Bay

Located in the southern part of Singapore, this reclaimed area is the fastest growing section in the city. It is home to the behemoth Marina Bay Sands, a three-tower hotel, dining and entertainment complex with a boat-shaped park straddling the tops of the three skyscrapers. Surrounding it is a wealth of ultra-modern design icons, including a bridge that resembles a double-helix DNA strain and 80-foot tall "supertrees."

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Casinos & Nightlife

Hit the slots at Marina Bay Sands, a $6-billion dollar casino-resort with massive gambling halls, seven celebrity-chef restaurants and trendy nightclubs.

Gardens by the Bay

This massive garden complex spans 250 acres on the Marina Bay waterfront. Explore the Flower Dome, a climate-controlled conservatory; the Cloud Forest, an indoor mountain with the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, and see the park's 80-foot tall “supertrees,” which are made of a reinforced concrete core, a tree trunk, planting panels and a canopy.

Light & Sound Show

Make your way to the SkyPark before sunset (tickets required), to witness the nightly light, music and sound show over Marina Bay. This 13-minute spectacle is set to an orchestral soundtrack and takes place just when it turns dark.

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Ascend to the top of Marina Bay Sands SkyPark, whose cantilevered platform atop three 57-story towers has quickly become one of Singapore’s iconic sights. (Please note: the SkyPark can be rather crowded with tourists, so please understand this in advance if you wish to go to the top.)

The Helix Bridge

Walk around Singapore’s famed Marina Bay and cross the new double-helix bridge on foot. Opened in 2010, the bridge is modeled after the structure of a DNA molecule and is a marvel of modern engineering and design.

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A Jubilee Wanderlist Across Asia

A Jubilee Wanderlist Across Asia

Gather your closest loved ones and go on a 13-day adventure that celebrates the best of life, from bustling cities to postcard-perfect natural landscapes. Tap into the electric pulse of busy cosmopolitan cities whose frenetic energy is even more lively at night. Taste the fragrant cuisines that tell a story of the people’s past and present. Slow it down to soak it all in with moments of serenity in misty mountains and turquoise lagoons. Relish these good times with friends and family and create fond memories that will be unforgotten.

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13 days / 12 nights
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Fullerton Bay Hotel
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Fullerton Bay Hotel

Marina Bay, Singapore

Upon opening in the summer of 2010, the glittering Fullerton Bay Hotel became one of Singapore’s premier luxury properties. Its 100 guest rooms, five culturally themed suites and one presidential suite have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies overlooking Marina Bay, while the hotel’s interior design by highly sought-after architect Andre Fu features antique nautical maps and newly commissioned art works. Three dining options, also designed by Fu, include the modern brasserie Clifford (named after historic Clifford Pier, where the hotel is...
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Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore
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Ritz Carlton Millenia Singapore

Marina Bay, Singapore

Singapore’s newest luxury hotel enjoys a superb central location with magnificent views over Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline. Its 608 rooms and suites are the largest in the city and come luxuriously equipped with the latest technology and fittings, including 46” LED TV, free WiFi, IP phone, iPod dock, electric blinds and top-of-the-range bed fittings and bathroom amenities. The hotel also boasts 7 acres of landscaped gardens, an amazing 4,200-piece contemporary art collection, including works by Frank Stella, Andy...
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The Fullerton
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The Fullerton

Marina Bay, Singapore

Offering luxurious accommodation in the heart of Singapore’s arts and financial districts, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is a masterpiece of understated comfort and elegance. Transformed from the Fullerton Building, which was built in 1928, its rich heritage, neo-classical architecture and strategic location make it an inspiration to business and leisure travelers. Just 25 minutes from Singapore’s Changi Airport, The Fullerton provides accommodation that surrounds its guests with a refreshing ambience of peace and tranquility. Views from the 400 rooms and...
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