Mania is a shopping center that is almost as attractive as the food street in Singapore. Prices may be higher than Malaysia and Thailand, but Singapore still excels in its perfect and familiar amenities. Clothing in Singapore is cheaper than in most western countries and you can buy items at very reasonable prices.
Orchard Road
This 2.2 km long shopping avenue inspires visitors and shoppers with a sense of wonder and awe. The shopping district is comprised of 20 shopping centers from ION Orchard Palace to the staples sold on 313 Somerset Highway, the scale of these retail stores can be said to be completely overwhelming. And Orchard Gateway with additional stores was opened in 2014.
Orchard Road (internet photo)
Haji Road
Haji Lane is a pilgrimage place for Hipsters in Singapore, you will easily pass by this narrow alley in Kampong Glam without even realizing the special features of this street. Shops here open and close earlier than local fashion stores, but you can be sure that you will find all kinds of women’s and men’s apparel, accessories and home goods. Use when visiting these stores. One of the more popular stores that has stood the test of time is the ladies’ boutique Dulcetfig.
Tiong Bahru Road
Singapore’s hottest new shopping destination and also a rival to Haji Lane for visitors to choose from trendy and trendy outfits such as Nana & Bird and BooksActually. Save your efforts with a leisurely breakfast and lunch at Tiong Bahru Bakery, PS Café Petit or 40 hands Coffee.
Little India Road
Little India Road
A world beyond the glittering shopping malls of Orchard Road, the crumbling streets of Little India are a treasure trove of art, antiques, textiles, food and music, while 24-hour department stores Mustafa Center is famous for being an experience, Bargainers Keen can score bargain electronics here, while computer enthusiasts will do well at Sim Lim Square.
Holland Shopping Center
Anyone who thinks whether a classic shopping mall located in the middle of Singapore’s bustling Mania shopping district can survive and be redeveloped or not, the answer is that this neighborhood is a magnet for foreign tourists and fashionistas in Singapore, with all its artistic crafts, souvenirs, homewares and catering to Singapore’s unique fashion sense. Lim’s Art & Living is a haven for home goods, Island & Archipelago (shop 05, 2nd floor) sells beach and retro dresses, while EMF (shop 24, 2nd floor) offers rental or Buy and sell used books, on the 3rd floor is an acupressure massage area..
Holland Shopping Center (internet photo)
Dempsey Street
Dempsey is located southwest of Singapore’s Holland Rd Botanical Gardens, a road that has become bustling in recent years as colonial army barracks have turned into high-end restaurants and bars. The shops selling antiques and art that this area pre-boomed still retain their popularity, the rustic look of this old neighborhood when strolling around during the day with its furniture. decorative teak wood and antiques. Try going to Shang Antique, a Southeast Asian antique area, some of which are up to 2000 years old.
According to Lonelyplanet
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