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Shopping in
Singapore

From flagship malls on Orchard Road to heritage boutiques and bustling street markets, Singapore offers a shopping experience for every taste.

Luxury MallsDesigner brands and flagship stores
Street MarketsLocal crafts and souvenirs
Local CraftsUnique Singaporean products
Outlet StoresGreat deals and discounts
Specialty ShopsArt, fashion and lifestyle
Family ShoppingFun for all ages

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Orchard Road

Singapore's flagship retail axis. 2.2 km of malls along a single road, ION Orchard, Ngee Ann City, Paragon, Mandarin Gallery, with overlapping luxury and mid-market anchors. Reliable air-conditioned shelter for groups.

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The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

The luxury mall at the base of Marina Bay Sands, lined with international designer flagships and fine-dining restaurants. A canal runs through the lower level, where visitors can take a sampan ride, and the casino and theatres sit within the same complex.

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VivoCity

Singapore's largest shopping mall, on the waterfront at HarbourFront and the gateway to Sentosa. Beyond its many shops and eateries it has a rooftop play area and skypark, and the Sentosa Express monorail departs from inside the complex.

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Haji Lane & Kampong Glam

The boutique-and-independents counterpoint to Orchard Road. Single-store concept shops, vintage, perfumery, and the Malay heritage corridor that surrounds the Sultan Mosque.

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Chinatown

The heritage Chinatown grid around Pagoda Street and Smith Street. The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, the Sri Mariamman Hindu temple and the Masjid Jamae sit within a 200-metre walk of each other, a useful demonstration of Singapore's religious plurality.

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Top Shopping Categories

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Luxury Brands

Designer fashion and accessories

Local Crafts

Souvenirs, textiles and handmade goods

Electronics

Latest gadgets and tech

Fashion

Trendy local and international brands

Beauty & Wellness

Cosmetics and skincare

Shopping Tips

Look for tax refunds

Tourists can claim GST refunds on eligible purchases

Bargain at markets

Negotiate prices at street markets like Bugis

Use credit cards

Most malls and stores accept international cards

Visit during sales

Time your trip with the Great Singapore Sale

Shopping Map

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Popular Shopping Areas

Insider Tips

Most malls are open 10 AM – 10 PM daily

Visit malls on weekday mornings to avoid crowds

Claim your GST refund at Changi Airport before departure

Many malls are linked by MRT stations and air-conditioned underpasses

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