Out & About

One of the oldest neighbourhoods in Singapore, Serangoon Gardens was established in the 1950s as an estate for the British military. Today, this hip ‘hood has transformed into Singapore’s unofficial ‘Little Paris’ area, with French bistros, authentic delicatessens, and plenty of places to dine, shop and relax.

Feeling stuck in the slow lane? Kids dragging their feet? Tammar Stein discovers nine ways to kick your family’s routine into high gear with these fast and furious adventures. perfect for the upcoming school hols!

Let’s get behind Singapore’s incredible F&B industry and order in during the next few weeks. There are some incredible takeaway and delivery deals and fun foodie offerings.  

Located on Cross Street in the buzzing heart of Telok Ayer, The Clan Hotel by Far East Hospitality opened its doors in March.  Along...

Ranked among Japan’s top three sake experts, Makoto Iwabuchi is a certified Master Sommelier. He initially trained as a French wine sommelier and became...

Probably the most emblematic building of the Singapore landscape, the Raffles Hotel lives up to its hard-earned reputation and allure. Until recently we had...

Want to explore Singapore's heartlands? Here's your guide to hidden neighbourhood treasures across the Island - from gelato cafes, to woodworking classes, second hand stores, bakeries, birdsong, and more!

Keen to jump on a bike and cycle past swaying palms in the sea breeze? With a bike path stretching from Changi Airport, past waterfront cafes, playgrounds and parks, there’s plenty to explore on the East Coast. Pip Harry investigates.

Denise Tan opened Closetful of Books, a roaming bookstore that specialises in children’s literature in 2014 with her partner Kelvin Ng. Denise talks to ANZA about her passion for supporting children to develop as readers and the magic of a wonderful kids’ book.