Singapore is a very walkable city so if you can handle the humidity, you can pretty much walk everywhere. If the humidity gets too much, then their underground network, the MRT, is remarkably clean and blissfully air-conditioned. If you fancy getting your bearings by cycling then I would highly recommend the city’s bike scheme, oBike. This station-less bike sharing system is easy and cheap to use, and works by downloading the app.

The OCBC Walk is an elevated walkway over the famous Gardens by the Bay. You'll find yourself at eye level with the futuristic super trees and you'll feel as though you've been transported into a scene in Avatar.

Famous for its towering waterfall shrouded in lush vegetation, which is in fact the tallest indoor waterfall in the world. The highlight is wandering along the walkway, which passes through tropical plants in a cloud-like mist.

This massive glass greenhouse is a haven for plant enthusiasts. Step inside this tropical wilderness and take in the ever changing themed gardens and flower displays

This is where you'll find the famous exhibition Future World which is an incredible way to enter into a futuristic world. Each of the digital installations is interactive and will entice you into a world of science and magic.

Singapore’s Botanic Gardens are a charming escape from the city. You’ll pass through tropical gardens, a Japanese-inspired pagoda and the iconic orchid garden. The best news is that entrance is free.

The Singapore Flyer is very similar to the London Eye and is a great way of getting a bird’s eye view of the city in the safety of a moving capsule.

If there is one street you have to visit in Singapore, this is it. Joo Chiat is an example of perfectly preserved Peranakan architecture and lined with brightly coloured terrace houses.

The Grand Hyatt is the epitome of luxury. Located in the heart of Singapore's shopping district, this is one of the chicest hotels in the city. The outdoor swimming pool surrounded by lush greenery is a jungle oasis and a blessing in the humidity.

This is an ideal hotel choice for those looking to step back to Singapore’s past, yet not willing to give up any 21st century comforts. Built in bygone shop houses, the InterContinental is renowned for its rich heritage combined with modern day luxuries.

The Botanist is one of the finest places to brunch in Singapore. Decorated with edible flowers and herbs, each brunch dish is beautifully presented and tastes delicious.

This all-white café with floor-to-ceiling windows has a bright and sunshine-filled interior. They also serve up one of the best brunches in the city with all of the brunch classics and a few innovative dishes.

This Melbourne-inspired brunch spot is a haven for brunch lovers and coffee connoisseurs. One thing you can be sure of at Paddy Hills is that brunch standards are as high as those down under.

This is where you’ll find the innovative coffee in an ice cream cone. The idea is that the hot coffee melts the chocolate-lined cone to create a mini mocha coffee. That being said, their classic coffees are also excellent.

Fuelled by passion and their signature espresso blend, Common Man Coffee Roasters is serving up superior coffee to devoted Singaporeans. With leaf-grown tables on the shady outdoor patio, this cafe feels like a green oasis in the heart of the city.

Coffee enthusiasts will love the selection of brews at Curious Palette with options such as syphon filter and wave drip filter. For those who like iced white coffee, I would highly recommend their signature White Magic Cold Brew.

For the best soft serve in Singapore, look no further than Brother Bird. This Japanese-inspired ice cream parlour brings out a new flavour combination every month to keep things new and exciting.

If there is one dessert shop you must visit in Singapore, this is it. Sunday Folks offer an array of handcrafted desserts decorated with handmade toppings. Don’t leave without trying their Belgian waffles topped with creamy soft serve.

The pastries in this speciality éclair shop are as good as anything you’ll find in Paris. Inside you’ll find a glass cabinet filled with brightly coloured and artfully glazed eclairs in an array of exciting flavours.

Located on the top of the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel with its infamous infinity pool, this bar is one of the most popular spots in the city. It's always thriving with businessmen and model-esque women.

Located inside one of the futuristic super trees, Indochine is one of the most unique bars in the city. The 360-degree bar offers epic views and one of the most memorable settings in Singapore.

The view from the top of Lantern overlooks the beautiful marina and offers the perfect panorama over the ArtScience museum and Marina Bay Sands.