Duxton Hill Holiday Deals

Duxton Hill Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Duxton Hill

We all know travel does the heart good. So fetch that beloved passport and say hell yes to new experiences in Duxton Hill, Singapore! With around 3,500,000 people calling this city home, you're bound to meet some new friends while you're in town. Coming by plane? After you've collected your luggage and shuffled out of Changi Airport, head 18 kilometres southwest to reach Duxton Hill. You'll find this neighbourhood 2 kilometres southwest of the downtown area.

This city is bursting with glorious things to do, and you'll uncover many of them near Duxton Hill. It's no easy task to pick the top sights, but Universal Studios Singapore® and Haji Lane are two you should not miss. Don't forget to put the National Orchid Garden and the Chinatown Heritage Center on your checklist too. While you're in town, think about visiting a few other neighbourhoods to appreciate more of what Singapore has to offer. Chinatown and Outram are great suggestions that aren't too far away.

Feeling a little restless in Duxton Hill? Then get out and explore the Singapore Flyer and the Peranakan Museum, two fabulous sights in the centre of Singapore. Alternatively, have a look around the National Museum of Singapore and the Boat Quay.

Organise a babysitter and swing by for some fun at the Marina Bay Sands Casino, the Resort World Sentosa Casino, Adam Food Centre and Amoy Street Food Centre.

Make your way to a few cultural places to gain a deeper understanding of the region. The Singapore Tyler Print Institute, the Arts House, the Ngee Ann Cultural Centre and the National Gallery Singapore are recommended stops.

Not much quietens the mind and stirs the imagination like time out in a gallery. Take the opportunity to reflect as you study the fascinating works showcased at the Singapore Art Museum, the Nei Xue Tang, the Gillman Barracks and the Tan Swie Hian Museum.

Ask about special events before heading on over to have a look at the displays and exhibits at the ArtScience Museum, the Reflections at Bukit Chandu, the Battle Box Museum and the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery.

Seeing a first-class show is a remarkable experience. Book a seat at the Esplanade Theatres, the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, Wings of Time and theatreworks for an unforgettable night out.

How about a round of golf? Put on a pair of khaki slacks, shine up your clubs and demonstrate your best Jack Nicklaus impression at the Sentosa Golf Club, the Marina Bay Golf Course, the Urban Fairways and the Keppel Club.

Kids can have fun in rather surprising places. Take your camera and capture the moments at Marine Life Park, CHIJMES, the National Library Board Singapore and Underwater World.

Young kids have unbounded energy. Fortunately, there are some places nearby you can take them to blow off some steam. Haw Par Villa, the Sentosa Luge, Adventure Cove Waterpark and Wave House Sentosa are some great choices.

The Sentosa Nature Discovery, Marina Barrage, the Flower Dome and Kusu Island are amazing places for nature buffs to get out into the fresh air.

One way of checking the ocean temperature is by heading to the shoreline and going for a little paddle. See what the water's like at Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach.

Encounter a range of native flora and fauna at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Gardens by the Bay, Labrador Nature Reserve and the Cloud Forest.

If the liveliness of the city is tiring you out, recharge your batteries in one of the local green spaces. Raffles Place, Esplanade Park, Fort Canning Park and Kent Ridge Park are charming spots to kick off your shoes and relax.

Sometimes the best way to get to know a new place is by hanging out at the shops. Be sure to call in to Raffles City, Esplanade Mall, Park Mall and VivoCity.

The Asian Civilisations Museum, Battle Box, the Images of Singapore and UOB Plaza have so many tales to tell. History geek or not, you'll be sure to find out something at these time-weathered sites.

Whatever your background or beliefs, it's worth checking out the Thian Hock Keng Temple, the Burmese Buddhist Temple, the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and the Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple.

Hotels in Duxton Hill

Whether you're throwing down cash or seeking budget digs, Duxton Hill has you covered! For a cosy room at a great rate, look no further than the Chic Capsule Otel or the iStay.inn. You may also want to consider The Club Residences by Capella Singapore and the Capella Singapore. These high-end hotels are for those who want to live like a king or queen while they're here.

If you're just stopping for a night or two and only have limited time to see the more popular attractions, book a room at the Resorts World Sentosa - Hard Rock Hotel or the Amara Sanctuary Resort Sentosa. They are both within a stone's throw of Universal Studios Singapore®.