The adventure awaits
Embark on a journey to a unique city-state whose immense wealth, order, and megalomania will engulf you as soon as you step off the plane. The very passage through the fabulously beautiful airport will tell you what to expect from this small country near the equator. Few countries in the tropics can boast such a level of development, wealth, and organization as Singapore. And certainly none is so clean! The local authorities are also diligent in maintaining order and cleanliness in the streets and public spaces, and the slightest pollution is very severely punished here. For example, it's best to leave chewing gum, which is so common for us, at home - its import is prohibited, and spitting it out on the street can be punished with a fine.
Apparently, thanks to strict rules and consistent management, along with its strategic location, one of the world's major financial and transportation centers has been built here at the tip of the Malay Peninsula near the equator, which, thanks to its year-round warm climate, absolute safety, organization and futuristic buildings, attracts not only tourists, but also businessmen and immigrants from all over the world. As a result, you can be walking through Chinatown with Buddhist temples and pagodas and tasting famous dumplings or fried noodles in one moment, only to step into a Hindu shrine around the corner on a street smelling of curry spices, and a block later visit a mosque. Above all these traditional streets rise illuminated futuristic skyscrapers and sometimes bizarre buildings of the local marina.
It is the mix of cultures of the surrounding Asian countries against the backdrop of an advanced and clean former British colony with an English-speaking population that makes Singapore a completely unique country and an ideal gateway to Southeast Asia. Come and see for yourself and explore this "Garden of the World" in the footsteps of this itinerary.
A summary of practical information about the country and traveling in it can be found here.
Embark on a journey to a unique city-state whose immense wealth, order, and megalomania will engulf you as soon as you step off the plane. The very passage through the fabulously beautiful airport will tell you what to expect from this small country near the equator. Few countries in the tropics can boast such a level of development, wealth, and organization as Singapore. And certainly none is so clean! The local authorities are also diligent in maintaining order and cleanliness in the streets and public spaces, and the slightest pollution is very severely punished here. For example, it's best to leave chewing gum, which is so common for us, at home - its import is prohibited, and spitting it out on the street can be punished with a fine.
Apparently, thanks to strict rules and consistent management, along with its strategic location, one of the world's major financial and transportation centers has been built here at the tip of the Malay Peninsula near the equator, which, thanks to its year-round warm climate, absolute safety, organization and futuristic buildings, attracts not only tourists, but also businessmen and immigrants from all over the world. As a result, you can be walking through Chinatown with Buddhist temples and pagodas and tasting famous dumplings or fried noodles in one moment, only to step into a Hindu shrine around the corner on a street smelling of curry spices, and a block later visit a mosque. Above all these traditional streets rise illuminated futuristic skyscrapers and sometimes bizarre buildings of the local marina.
It is the mix of cultures of the surrounding Asian countries against the backdrop of an advanced and clean former British colony with an English-speaking population that makes Singapore a completely unique country and an ideal gateway to Southeast Asia. Come and see for yourself and explore this "Garden of the World" in the footsteps of this itinerary.
A summary of practical information about the country and traveling in it can be found here.
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Your arrival day will serve as a first taste of the country (both figuratively and literally). Upon arrival, you'll be amazed at what an airport can look like :) Once you've had your fill, you can easily and quickly get to the center of Singapore using the clear metro network. Depending on the time, you can then rest after the long journey and start adjusting to the significant time difference, or go exploring the city. The local Chinatown is very good for this, as it is very easily accessible from the airport and is located in the heart of the city. In it you will find, in addition to many accommodation options, also many beautiful traditional houses and, of course, famous Chinese bistros and shops. What better way to get into the rhythm of the city than by walking through its arteries and tasting local delicacies? Be sure to try the local specialties - chilli crab and laksa. However, since you are in Chinatown, you will of course find noodles or rice in every way. The Indian influence cannot be denied by the presence of curry and naan breads. As you probably already suspect, a visit to Singapore will also be a gastronomic experience.
Day 2
Most people know Singapore as a modern metropolis full of shopping malls, shining skyscrapers, and futuristic buildings. You'll get to this side of the city too, but today, first take a walk through the traditional neighborhoods. In the alleys of Kampong Glam, you'll be transported back to the time when the city was under British rule, and in the narrow streets with colorful colonial houses, you'll soak up the atmosphere of the old port hub. In Chinatown, you'll get acquainted not only with Chinese but also Indian culture thanks to the local temples standing on one street. And since you're at the crossroads of different cultures of the Far East, taste the delicacies from their rich and renowned gastronomy. The local alleys are dotted with bistros offering everything from noodles to rice, dumplings to fish, and other fruits of the local seas.
Day 3
Today will be a day of luxury and megalomania. During a walk through the local marina, there will be plenty of beautiful views of often bizarre buildings. You will walk along the promenade and take a picture with the symbol of the city - a lion-shaped fountain spewing water in Merlion Park. All this will be watched by the dominant building of the marina and the entire city - Marina Bay Sands in the shape of a ship, hiding, in addition to a shopping center and a hotel, also a lookout with a swimming pool at the very top of the building. Via several bridges, you will gradually reach the luxurious gardens behind Marina, where you will visit the local postcard attraction - tall artificial trees covered with flowers and connected by the Skywalk walkway standing in Gardens by the Bay, which light up at night and, in combination with the nearby Marina, create unforgettable views of this luxurious metropolis. Plan your visit so you don't miss the music and light show that takes place both in Gardens by the Bay Park and at sea on the promenade in front of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.
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In-app guideincluded
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Just pay a deposit of 31 576 Kč today and pay the balance by 2. 10. 2026
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The adventure awaits
Embark on a journey to a unique city-state whose immense wealth, order, and megalomania will engulf you as soon as you step off the plane. The very passage through the fabulously beautiful airport will tell you what to expect from this small country near the equator. Few countries in the tropics can boast such a level of development, wealth, and organization as Singapore. And certainly none is so clean! The local authorities are also diligent in maintaining order and cleanliness in the streets and public spaces, and the slightest pollution is very severely punished here. For example, it's best to leave chewing gum, which is so common for us, at home - its import is prohibited, and spitting it out on the street can be punished with a fine.
Apparently, thanks to strict rules and consistent management, along with its strategic location, one of the world's major financial and transportation centers has been built here at the tip of the Malay Peninsula near the equator, which, thanks to its year-round warm climate, absolute safety, organization and futuristic buildings, attracts not only tourists, but also businessmen and immigrants from all over the world. As a result, you can be walking through Chinatown with Buddhist temples and pagodas and tasting famous dumplings or fried noodles in one moment, only to step into a Hindu shrine around the corner on a street smelling of curry spices, and a block later visit a mosque. Above all these traditional streets rise illuminated futuristic skyscrapers and sometimes bizarre buildings of the local marina.
It is the mix of cultures of the surrounding Asian countries against the backdrop of an advanced and clean former British colony with an English-speaking population that makes Singapore a completely unique country and an ideal gateway to Southeast Asia. Come and see for yourself and explore this "Garden of the World" in the footsteps of this itinerary.
A summary of practical information about the country and traveling in it can be found here.
Embark on a journey to a unique city-state whose immense wealth, order, and megalomania will engulf you as soon as you step off the plane. The very passage through the fabulously beautiful airport will tell you what to expect from this small country near the equator. Few countries in the tropics can boast such a level of development, wealth, and organization as Singapore. And certainly none is so clean! The local authorities are also diligent in maintaining order and cleanliness in the streets and public spaces, and the slightest pollution is very severely punished here. For example, it's best to leave chewing gum, which is so common for us, at home - its import is prohibited, and spitting it out on the street can be punished with a fine.
Apparently, thanks to strict rules and consistent management, along with its strategic location, one of the world's major financial and transportation centers has been built here at the tip of the Malay Peninsula near the equator, which, thanks to its year-round warm climate, absolute safety, organization and futuristic buildings, attracts not only tourists, but also businessmen and immigrants from all over the world. As a result, you can be walking through Chinatown with Buddhist temples and pagodas and tasting famous dumplings or fried noodles in one moment, only to step into a Hindu shrine around the corner on a street smelling of curry spices, and a block later visit a mosque. Above all these traditional streets rise illuminated futuristic skyscrapers and sometimes bizarre buildings of the local marina.
It is the mix of cultures of the surrounding Asian countries against the backdrop of an advanced and clean former British colony with an English-speaking population that makes Singapore a completely unique country and an ideal gateway to Southeast Asia. Come and see for yourself and explore this "Garden of the World" in the footsteps of this itinerary.
A summary of practical information about the country and traveling in it can be found here.
Deposit
Your itinerary - Easy to personalizeincluded
Day 1
Your arrival day will serve as a first taste of the country (both figuratively and literally). Upon arrival, you'll be amazed at what an airport can look like :) Once you've had your fill, you can easily and quickly get to the center of Singapore using the clear metro network. Depending on the time, you can then rest after the long journey and start adjusting to the significant time difference, or go exploring the city. The local Chinatown is very good for this, as it is very easily accessible from the airport and is located in the heart of the city. In it you will find, in addition to many accommodation options, also many beautiful traditional houses and, of course, famous Chinese bistros and shops. What better way to get into the rhythm of the city than by walking through its arteries and tasting local delicacies? Be sure to try the local specialties - chilli crab and laksa. However, since you are in Chinatown, you will of course find noodles or rice in every way. The Indian influence cannot be denied by the presence of curry and naan breads. As you probably already suspect, a visit to Singapore will also be a gastronomic experience.
Day 2
Most people know Singapore as a modern metropolis full of shopping malls, shining skyscrapers, and futuristic buildings. You'll get to this side of the city too, but today, first take a walk through the traditional neighborhoods. In the alleys of Kampong Glam, you'll be transported back to the time when the city was under British rule, and in the narrow streets with colorful colonial houses, you'll soak up the atmosphere of the old port hub. In Chinatown, you'll get acquainted not only with Chinese but also Indian culture thanks to the local temples standing on one street. And since you're at the crossroads of different cultures of the Far East, taste the delicacies from their rich and renowned gastronomy. The local alleys are dotted with bistros offering everything from noodles to rice, dumplings to fish, and other fruits of the local seas.
Day 3
Today will be a day of luxury and megalomania. During a walk through the local marina, there will be plenty of beautiful views of often bizarre buildings. You will walk along the promenade and take a picture with the symbol of the city - a lion-shaped fountain spewing water in Merlion Park. All this will be watched by the dominant building of the marina and the entire city - Marina Bay Sands in the shape of a ship, hiding, in addition to a shopping center and a hotel, also a lookout with a swimming pool at the very top of the building. Via several bridges, you will gradually reach the luxurious gardens behind Marina, where you will visit the local postcard attraction - tall artificial trees covered with flowers and connected by the Skywalk walkway standing in Gardens by the Bay, which light up at night and, in combination with the nearby Marina, create unforgettable views of this luxurious metropolis. Plan your visit so you don't miss the music and light show that takes place both in Gardens by the Bay Park and at sea on the promenade in front of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.
Accommodation where you'll rest easyincluded
Flights that get you thereincluded
In-app guideincluded
Select your travel group
Choose the dates that work best for you
Just pay a deposit of 31 576 Kč today and pay the balance by 2. 10. 2026
Overall trip rating
