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Five Best Things to Do in Singapore for First-time Visitors – A Guide to Discovering the Best of the Lion City
One of the oldest and most interesting neighbourhoods in Singapore, Tanjong Pagar is where you'll find a row of 18th-century shophouses now sharing space with bars, restaurants, and fitness studios. It's not a large locale, but there's plenty to discover. During the day, office workers come here to grab lunch, and in the evening, the atmosphere shifts as families, couples, and food lovers fill the streets. Nearby, you'll find a few well-known tourist spots like the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, but the real reason many visit is the food. This neighbourhood is at the heart of Singapore's dining scene, which says a lot in a country where food means a great deal. There are elegant restaurants for a fine dining experience, but for something more authentic and more Singaporean, visit Maxwell Market, a hawker centre.
