Madame Tussauds celebrates its tenth year this year, and it’s going strong with its stellar cast of lifelike celebrity wax figures. You can opt to only experience the wax museum, but upgrading your ticket to include entry to the Marvel Universe 4D cinema comes highly recommended. This uncannily immersive 8-minute long film is a hidden gem that will have you squealing in surprise and delight as the heroes the likes of Spider-Man and Thor embark on a swashbuckling journey within Sentosa The post Madame Tussauds Singapore appeared first on SilverKris ..read more

To call The Palawan @ Sentosa a beach club is to understate the sheer range of attractions that it houses. This 1.7ha playground includes: HyperDrive, an indoor electric go-kart circuit; Ultra Golf, a mini-golf circuit; HydroDash, an inflatable obstacle course; and even a dog run and food trucks. And of course, there are the two beach clubs – adult-oriented +Twelve and family-friendly Splash Tribe, replete with delicious culinary options and fun features like spiral slides and swim-up bars.   The post The Palawan @ Sentosa appeared first on SilverKris ..read more

By day, Sensoryscape is a 350m-long corridor that connects Sentosa visitors from Resorts World Sentosa to the island’s southern beaches and its beach clubs. By night, the walkway transforms into an enchanting spectacle. Every evening at 7.50pm, digital projections, dynamic light shows and picturesque floral lamps transform the six garden spaces into a luminous playground. It’s fun for the whole family, and there’s even an augmented reality app that adds a new layer to the experience. The post Sentosa Sensoryscape appeared first on SilverKris ..read more

This one is for those seeking a respite from the crowds. The Barracks Hotel Sentosa is a refined 40-key boutique stay that manages to stay secluded yet still well-connected to the amenities and entertainment offerings beyond. A short walk takes you to sprawling beach club The Palawan @ Sentosa, as well as its sister properties’ award-winning Oasia Spa and expansive pool facilities. That said, it’s understandable if you prefer to stay put in the hotel’s capacious rooms and tranquil lap pool. The post The Barracks Hotel Sentosa appeared first on SilverKris ..read more

Best known for its cable cars, S.E.A. Aquarium and Universal Studios Singapore, this leisure island at the southern tip of Singapore has plenty to draw the fun-loving crowds. Lately, there’s even more reason to visit. The Palawan @ Sentosa opened last year, introducing a host of family-friendly attractions such as an electric go-kart circuit, an inflatable obstacle course, mini-golf and beach clubs within a massive 1.7ha complex. This past March, the glittering Sensoryscape corridor opened to much fanfare, increasing the connectivity between Sentosa’s north and south through the introduction o ..read more

This specialist champagne bar opened in 2023 and has quickly become a prime destination for lovers of sparkling wine. Founder Yeo Xi Yang curates bottles across the Champagne region and beyond, including bubbly from England and Thailand, as well as artisanal ciders such the refined Cyprien Lireux. There are over 160 champagnes to discover, including noteworthy grower-producers like Champagne Marguet and Pierre Deville, and established houses like Billecart-Salmon. To pair, you’ll find a sizable if eclectic menu of sharing plates that range from classic charcuterie to Scottish blue mussels to f ..read more

The minute you step into Wine RVLT’s grungy-cool space on Carpenter Street, the lively mood and insouciant artwork should clue you in: this is no garden-variety wine bar. There’s no leather bound wine list, for one. Instead, guests are encouraged to peruse the shelves stocked with easy-drinking, sustainably made wines that have been carefully curated by sommelier co-founders Alvin Gho and Ian Lim. To complement the drinking experience, head chef Sunny Leong designsa culinary menu that refreshes every 4 months. Its first iteration, titled Treasures of the Sea, creatively highlighted seafood in ..read more

Known for its exceptional curation of wines that have scored at least 90 points on the respected Robert Parker Wine Advocate list, Park90 is an oenophile’s idea of heaven. Wine director Mason Ng and his team of sommeliers constantly review and update the bar’s extensive list that spans regions, vintages and types, so there’s always something new to discover. There are close to a thousand labels to navigate, as well as monthly themed wine flights and winery showcases. Fuel up for the journey with a selection of signature bites from the hotel’s various kitchens and restaurants, including Micheli ..read more

There aren’t many Michelin-recommended wine bars in Singapore, but FOOL, a concept by Cloudstreet’s chef Rishi Naleendra, is one. The stylish gastrobar is designed as a playful, approachable space to enjoy wine. The wine list, for instance, is broken down into colourful, tongue-in-cheek categories, which makes navigating its 50-something pages a pleasure. You can’t really go wrong with the thoughtfully concise food menu, but look to head sommelier David Tan for his unerring pairing recommendations. The post FOOL appeared first on SilverKris ..read more

One of Singapore’s oldest neighbourhoods, Kampong Glam was once home to Malay royalty as well as Bugis, Arab, Javanese and Boyanese migrant communities in the early 1800s. Today, its colourful shophouse-lined streets draws a crowd looking to experience its rich heritage and hipster hotspots. While the Sultan Mosque and youthful Haji Lane are key tourist landmarks, there are many other nooks worth exploring. For instance, Type8ar is a workshop and retail space dedicated to typewriters, while rustic restaurants like Hjh Maimunah and Bumbu Restaurant serve up delicious local and Indonesian fare ..read more