Singapore

. Attracts 15-16 million tourists pa, plus c.60 million using Changi airport (voted the world's best 12 times). . A vital hub for US businesses, hosting Asia-Pacific regional HQs of 40% of Fortune 500 companies. . The only Singapore guide currently offering comprehensive coverage of Malaysia's Johor Bahru, to which a new rail link opens in 2026. . Author is a southeast Asia specialist and former Singapore resident who has written scores of travel guidebooks. About Bradt Travel Guides ? Founded in 1974, Bradt is now the largest independent guidebook publisher in the UK with over 200 titles in print ? Authentic guides, written by expert authors who really know their destinations. ? Comprehensive, practical information with a particular focus on wildlife, culture and sustainability ? For more information, follow us on X, Instagram and Facebook, or visit bradtguides.com

Singapore travel guide. Practical tips and advice for exploring Singapore plus nearby parts of Malaysia (Johor Bahru) and Indonesia (Riau archipelago). Features Singapore River, Orchard Road, Raffles District, Marina Bay, Sentosa, the southern islands, Kallang, Geylang and nature reserves. Covers where to stay, eat and drink, and how to get around.Bradt's[NM2.1] new Singapore Travel guide is the most comprehensive and deeply researched guide ever published to one of the jewels of Southeast Asia. It offers both visitors and PRs (permanent residents) insider tips on getting off the beaten track to discover how Singapore works and what really makes it tick. Perched at the Malay Peninsula's southernmost tip, Singapore is English-speaking, reassuringly safe, spotlessly clean and - thanks to this guidebook's detailed practical advice - remarkably easy to explore on foot and by metro, bus and rented bicycle. The cityscape abounds in eye-catching architecture, including 19th-century shophouses, vibrant temples, historic churches and iconic 21st-century skyscrapers, yet Singapore is also home to extensive rainforest reserves where playful but naughty monkeys are a constant, and perpetually captivating, menace. Written by a local expert, and with a particular focus on family-friendly activities, Bradt's Singapore guidebook reveals the best places to take an urban or rainforest stroll, have a picnic and find engaging public art (including government-sponsored 'graffiti') - as well as places that even Singaporeans seldom visit. What makes this guide indispensable? . Expert local knowledge - written by Daniel Robinson, an award-winning Southeast Asia specialist who has authored scores of travel guides over the past four decades. . Coverage of places ignored by other guides - a hot spring, hidden beaches on offshore islands, birdwatching hotspots in coastal marshlands - also includes chapters on the dynamic Malaysian city of Johor Bahru and Indonesia's Riau Islands . Essential practical guidance - comprehensive advice on transport, accommodation, budgeting, cultural norms and everything an independent traveller needs to plan confidently . Where to eat well -covers Singapore's best hawker centres, including details on the Chinese, Malay and Indian food stalls that in-the-know Singaporeans flock to for their favourite dishes Bradt has been the publisher of choice for adventurous, independent travellers to the world's less-visited destinations for over 50 years. Rooted in genuine expertise and a love of discovery, this guide will help you plan with confidence, travel independently and experience Singapore to the fullest.