Shopping in Singapore

If you haven't been to Asia yet, Singapore is one of the best options to start with. Not only because from this city you have easy access to all of Southeast Asia, but also because it is a modern city, clean and at the same time full of contrasts.
I have been to Singapore a couple of times myself, and in my opinion there are three activities that you cannot miss in this city: shopping, eating and going out at night. Today I'm going to talk about the best places to go shopping in Singapore.

Orchard Road

This is the main avenue of Singapore, where the most luxurious shopping centers are concentrated. You can find jewelry, Persian and Afghan rugs and top fashion brands such as Armani, Gucci and Valentino.
How to get there: With the MRT (subway) you can stop at Orchard, Somerset or Dhoby Ghaut stations.

arab street

Also known as Kampong Glam, it is the heart of the Islamic community in Singapore. Here you can find all kinds of fabrics at a bargain price, while moving between bazaars.
How to get there: with the MRT (metro) you can stop at Bugis station.

Little India

Singapore's Indian neighborhood is undoubtedly the most colorful in the city. It's always packed with people, and some stores never close. Among curry aromas you can buy jewelry in gold, silver and brass. You can also find typical Indian costumes such as punjabis and saris. In some of these stores you can find the best prices in Singapore.
How to get there: with the MRT (subway) you can stop at Little India station.

Chinatown

Wherever you go you will find Chinese stores, and Singapore is no exception. In Chinatown you can buy exotic fruits. traditional medicine, silks, gold and jewels. You can also buy handicraft products.
How to get there: with the MRT (subway) you can stop at the Chinatown station.

Bugis Street

The word 'Bugis' refers to an Indonesian ethnic group known for engaging in piracy. Formerly this street was known for having an intense nightlife. Today it is a covered street full of stalls and shops. You can find designer clothes and jeans.
How to get there: with the MRT (metro) you can stop at Bugis station.

Geylang Serai

This area is in the middle of a traditional Malay village. Pre-colonial in appearance, you can find spices, pop music, crafts and fish, among other things.
How to get there: with the MRT (metro) you can stop at Paya Lebar station.

Marina Square

Located in the business district, Marina Square has about 250 stores. Some of them are very specialized stores like the one that only sells Calvin Klein underwear.
How to get there: with the MRT (subway) you can stop at City Hall station.

Parkway Parade

Here you can find more than 250 stores that offer children's clothing, leather clothing and sportswear. You also have ethnic restaurants, spas and a Starbucks.
How to get there: by bus, lines 15, 31,36,76,135,196,197,966,853.

Raffles city

The Raffles City Shopping Center is connected to the Raffles Hotel. You can find designer clothes, a gourmet supermarket, food stalls and ethnic restaurants.
How to get there: with the MRT (subway) you can stop at Raffles Place station.

holland village

Singapore was originally colonized by the Dutch, and later taken over by the British. Holland Village is one of the expats hangouts, where you can enjoy quality wine bars and restaurants.
How to get there: by bus, lines 7 and 106 from Orchard Boulevard.