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very comfortable here

Manas's House.

RoseMary PentHouse

If you're great with bargaining, the go to Sim Lim Square, but if your timid and want the best shelf price, then this is the place to go.

Upgraded to a more comfortable home.

hello, its been 15 years and i am trying to locate a friend of mine, can you please add all the blk number close to your blk, it well help me search that area, thanks

I am documenting here the Empress Place Building, which today houses the 2nd wing of the Asian Civilisations Museum. The Empress Place Building was originally intended to be a courthouse, but was instead used as government offices (and was so called, Government Offices). It was constructed between 1864 and 1920, in four phases. The original section, which is closest to the Old Parliament House, was designed by J.F.A. McNair using convict labour, between 1864 and 1867. For photo and additional details, go to: http://www.asiaexplorers.com/singapore/empressplace.htm Tim www.asiaexplorers.com

Esplanade Bridge is a 260m long bridge across Marina Bay, at the mouth of the Singapore River. I photograph it as part of the documentation for the AsiaExplorers self-guided walking tours. The bridge is made of concrete and has seven graceful arches. The bridge carries the new eight-lane Esplanade Drive, which links the Nicoll Highway with Collyer Quay, where the financial district begins. To view a photo of the Esplanade Bridge and get more details, go to: http://www.asiaexplorers.com/singapore/esplanadebridge.htm

Raffles Hotel, founded by the Sarkies brothers who also founded the E&O Hotel in Penang, is one of the oldest and most elegant hotels in Singapore. Raffles Hotel is also one of the most famous hotels in the Orient. During the turn of the 20th Century, the Raffles Hotel is the epitome of elegance, and the watering hole for celebrities such as Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kipling, Somerset Maugham, Charlie Chaplin, Jean Harlow, Noel Coward, and Ava Gardner, to name a few. To view photos and learn more about Raffles Hotel, please visit: http://www.asiaexplorers.com/singapore/raffleshotel.htm

Suntec City is one of the largest mix development in Singapore when it was completed in 1995. It includes office towers, hotels and one of the biggest shopping malls in Singapore. For more details and photos, go to: http://www.asiaexplorers.com/singapore/sunteccitymall.htm

Home to the Tanglin Commune

Had a very gud stay in Flat 602, Tower A from Jan2005-July2005

No. Verrrrrry close, 10km close only

ICES building is located furthest away from the MRT station.

Used to be a naval base but now totally converted as a container terminal.

Several smaller islands merged into one big island. Mainly occupied petrochemical companies.

My bro studies here. =)

2 mos ago my husband and i we're very fortunate to see the place (sentosa). it was one of the most beautiful places we've been and our visit there will be remembered and cherished always.