Explore Singapore with Amex
Enjoy exclusive dining, retail & lifestyle, entertainment and lodging perks when you visit the Little Red Dot.
Discover Singapore's Must-Try
From Michelin-starred to local flavours
Singapore’s food culture is a vibrant tapestry woven from its rich multicultural heritage, making the city a paradise for food lovers. From Michelin-starred restaurants to Celebrity gourmet restaurants, Singapore offers a culinary journey that reflects the nation’s diverse ethnic influences—Western, Asian and fusion cuisines that converge to create unforgettable flavours.
Iconic dishes like Hainanese chicken rice, often hailed as Singapore’s national dish, and the spicy, savory chili crab are must-tries for any visitor. For something sweet, savor kaya toast with kopi (local coffee), or indulge in refreshing ice kachang.
Every meal is an opportunity to taste Singapore’s rich history and dynamic culinary evolution. Whether savoring local flavours or exquisite fine dining, Singapore’s diverse food scene is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Useful tips
With American Express cards, enjoy the convenience of using credit cards, mobile wallets, contactless payment and other options for seamless transactions when you make your payments.
Tap water in Singapore surpasses World
Health Organization standards. You can drink water straight from the source or easily purchase them from stores.
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From high-end brands to artisanal goods
Singapore’s retail scene is a dynamic blend of luxury, innovation, and cultural charm, offering something for every kind of shopper.
From the glitzy shopping malls along Orchard Road, packed with global flagship stores and designer labels, to the vibrant streets of Bugis and Haji Lane, where indie boutiques and quirky finds await, the city is a haven for retail enthusiasts.
Tourists can look forward to unique shopping experiences like exploring Chinatown’s heritage shops, finding artisanal goods at Kampong Gelam, or indulging in tax-free luxury shopping at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands.
Singapore’s world-class retail scene not only showcases the latest trends but also celebrates its local artisans, ensuring every purchase comes with a story worth sharing.
Useful tips
Book your tickets in advance to attractions like Universal Studios Singapore or Gardens by the Bay to avoid queues and secure your entry.
Explore other free attractions such as Merlion Park for budget friendly activities.
Enjoy summer all year-round with Singapore's tropical climate (25-33ºC). Dress in light, airy clothing and bring
along an umbrella in case of occasional rainfall. Singapore Standard Time is
situated in GMT +8 time zone, so be sure to calibrate your watches accordingly.
Pay with American Express card when you flag a street hail or book a ride hail from your preferred pick-up
point to your desired destination. Options available include ComfortDelGro,
Grab, Gojek, Ryde and TADA.
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From famous landmarks to top sightseeing spots
Singapore boasts an array of iconic attractions that cater to all types of travelers.
Marina Bay Sands and its SkyPark offer breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline, while the futuristic Gardens by the Bay enchants visitors with its Supertree Grove and Flower Dome.
Nature lovers can marvel at the stunning biodiversity of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, or explore the immersive wildlife experiences at the Singapore Zoo and Birds Paradise.
Adventure awaits on Sentosa Island, home to Universal Studios Singapore, sandy beaches, and thrilling activities.
For a unique perspective, take a ride on the Singapore Flyer or stroll along the iconic Helix Bridge.
Whether it’s urban marvels, cultural treasures, or natural wonders, Singapore’s sightseeing spots promise unforgettable memories.
Useful tips
Tap and go with your American Express card and enjoy the convenience of using credit cards, mobile wallets, contactless payment and other options for seamless transactions.
Tourists can claim a refund on the 9% Goods and Services Tax (GST) paid on your purchases if you spend more than S$100 at participating shops.
Visitors can access free Wi-Fi at any Wireless@SGx hotspot with their foreign mobile numbers by downloading the Wireless@SGx App.
Overseas charges may apply.
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From culture immersion to outdoor activities
Singapore offers an exciting blend of cultural and outdoor activities that cater to every traveler’s interests. Dive into the city’s rich heritage by exploring cultural enclaves like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Gelam, where vibrant traditions, historic architecture, and local delicacies come to life.
For art and history enthusiasts, museums such as the Asian Civilisations Museum and National Gallery Singapore provide deep insights into the region’s past and creative expressions.
Outdoor lovers can explore hidden gems like the Mount Faber Park, which offers scenic views and walking trails, or discover the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin, where cycling trails and lush greenery provide a glimpse into Singapore’s kampong life. Adventurers can hike the scenic trails of MacRitchie Reservoir or walk among treetops at the Southern Ridges.
Whether it’s cultural exploration or outdoor adventures, Singapore promises a dynamic mix of experiences that showcase its vibrant charm and natural beauty.
Useful tips
Singapore celebrates a variety of festivals from different cultures, such as Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Deepavali and Vesak Day, which brings communities together with vibrant decorations, traditional food and rituals. Visit during these festive periods to witness the cultural tapestry.
There are multiple ways to pay for your public transport rides such as with contactless bank cards, mobile wallets, stored value cards, concession cards or cash.
Believe it or not!
You can “chope” (reserve) your seats at a Hawker Centre with a mere packet of tissue paper, an iconic Singaporean practice.
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Amex is accepted at more places than you think
With the rapid adoption of cashless and contactless payment in Singapore, your American Express Card can be used at more places than ever.
From taxis and ride hailing apps upon arrival at the airport to tourist attractions, various retailers and casual dining spots, etc.
You can also ride the MRT and public buses across the city with your Amex Card from 15 May 2025. Tap your card, smartphone or smartwatch and get on your way.
Useful tips
You can communicate in English with Singaporeans, who are mostly fluent in it. Many also speak Mandarin Chinese, Malay or Tamil. You may also encounter Singlish, a unique colloquial form of English that blends with various languages and dialects spoken in Singapore.
10% service charge is generally included, so tipping is not expected.
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