Shopping destinations of Great Singapore Sale 2019:

• ORCHARD ROAD:

  • Branded as “A Great Street”, this famous shopping belt is a shopper’s dream come true. Flanked by malls on both sides of the road, novice and seasoned shoppers alike will be enthralled by the endless shopping, dining and entertainment options available here - almost 5,000 brands in 22 shopping malls!

  • One of the most popular destinations for shoppers of all ages is the ION Orchard mall, which is an impressive 66,000 square metres of retail paradise.

• MARINA BAY:

  • Marina Bay boasts many of Singapore’s exciting shopping malls such Raffles City Shopping Centre, Marina Square, Suntec City Mall, Millenia Walk and The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. From street fashion to luxury brands, concept boutiques, major department stores and everything in between, you will be spoilt for choice.

• BUGIS:

  • For a shopping experience like no other, visit Bugis Street – Singapore’s largest street bazaar. With over 800 stalls offering an eclectic mix of trendy clothes, accessories, CDs, souvenirs, local snacks and unique locally-designed products at competitive prices, you will be spoilt for choice. For the young and trendy in search of a good bargain, browse through the air-conditioned stretch of stalls on the second floor of this iconic street market.

• SOUTHERN WATERFRONT:

  • This vibrant lifestyle hub is home to VivoCity, HarbourFront Centre, Sentosa, Mt Faber, Singapore Cruise Centre and St James Power Station. 

• CITY FRINGE & OUTSKIRTS:

  • Great shopping in Singapore isn’t confined to just Orchard Road and its surroundings, as many stores have made their way to shopping malls in the city fringe and even the outskirts. With a good mix of local and international offerings, these malls provide an alternative shopping experience to its glitzy cousins downtown. So hop on the MRT and check out the great finds and rewards in these areas too!

• NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRES:

  • For shopping with a local flavour, venture off the beaten track and discover some of the best bargains where most Singaporeans live, shop and eat - in the heartlands of Singapore.

  • The neighbourhood centres here offer a myriad of goods and services at prices that will delight the value-conscious. Business hours vary but as a general guide, most shops are open from 11am to 9pm.

• CHINATOWN:

  • Chinatown is Singapore’s largest historical district, nestled close to the bustling business hub. Among the restored pre-war shophouses and street stalls, you will find merchants selling a variety of Chinese products from Oriental handicraft and lacquered antiques, tea leaves, fine silk, gold and jade jewelry to exotic health products such as snake-skin wine and dried seahorse in traditional Chinese medicinal halls.

• LITTLE INDIA:

  • Experience a slice of Indian culture in Little India where jasmine flowers scent the air and stalls selling floral garlands line the streets. Saris (traditional Indian outfits), Bollywood movie stars’ posters, Bhangra music, trinkets and gold jewelry add colour to this famous ethnic precinct. 

• KAMPONG GLAM:

  • Combine sightseeing with some ethnic shopping at this conserved cultural precinct located a stone’s throw away from the Bugis MRT Station.