First on our list we'd recommend three hot-spots along Singapore River. At the mouth of the river is Boat Quay (next to UOB Centre). Here is where the history of British colonial Singapore first began - from a sleepy fishing village to a bustling trading port as early as the mid-1800s. Further inward is Clark Quay. Linking via a bridge will take you across to the Riverside Point! You'll find everything from entertainment, shopping to dinning for everyone young and old. On weekends you may catch a glimpse at locals doing the Country Western "line dancing" (quite a fab here) and busking acts scatter abouts. Rows of low-rise buildings that once housed cargo-storages and landings for bumboats docking and loading, today they have been given new life to connecting paved walk ways, outdoor eateries and night bazzars (Clark Quay - tringet hunts & dress like us in the old days and get a Snap!) or glitzie restaurants which serve local and international cusines. Other venues also include brand-coffee, desserts and internet cafes, karaoke, music and drinking pubs, jazz club, wine bars, beer brewery and pub, night clubs, hotels, service apartments and get this; a gymnasium (Boat Quay) too! To top it off also learn the history about Clark Quay at a multimedia museum. The Bumboats are still in service, however they no longer ferry cargo of goods but of tourists and commutors. Simply hop from quay to quay or enjoy the glamorous Singapore water-front view with a backdrop of skyscrappers and historical landmarks and that's not all.

When mid-night strikes turn out @ Zouk - most frequented dance club by the young and trendy and young at heart! (local and expats) Located in 17 Jiak Kim Street > Singapore 169420 > T: 6738 2988 > F: 6738 3988 > e: zoukclub@zoukclub.com > Hours: Happy Hours & Dance Clubs @ 3am Daily, Zouk (what used to be a series of warehouses) features theme nights (retro, trans, disco and what-have-you), top-notch guest DJs from world-over and ZoukOut beach parties! Of course Zouk is also the venue for fashion shows, dance competitions and many publicity launches! The premise comprises FOUR clubs to chill. Zouk, Valvet Underground, Phuture and Wine Bar (out and indoor settings). However, if seeing and to be seen is not your thang and you are looking for the flipped side of "Singapore-isms" you may consider The Boom Boom Room in the Far East Square (Day&Night in FE Sq.). Set your heart a skipping and lungs booming at the other frequented night spot! (local and expats) A premier cabaret joint with our local brand of satire humor by Kumar, female impersonator and comedian. The other gigs also inculde songs, dances and mainly "out-of-the-box" expressions. If you are open-minded and looking for laughter and entertainment, don't miss this one! It is located in 130 -132 Amoy Street > Singapore 048773 > T: 6435 0030 > Hours: 8:30pm - 2am Daily.

Mohamad Sultan Road and the Robertson Quay neighborhoods bring you the latest hang-outs. Along JMS is a strip of pubs and drinking bars with...well, the hippest ambiance and crowds imaginable! Dinning is a skip about...Indian, Italian, Japanese or that juicie steak? While there, do check out Ta-jie (big sister), Madam Wong and the latest dance club DblO. Okay so now you are asking whatelse? Take that walk out to River Valley Road and up to Lloyd and down Killiney Road. If neighborhood pubs, bars and restaurants are your scenes, you will enjoy friendly people and some down-to-earth bliss.

Orchard Road is a stretch you shouldn't miss either. Flanked by Tanglin (West at Tanglin Mall) and Bras Basah Roads (East at Rendezvous Hotel) here are more than 20 blocks of bar-hoping opportunities. If you are in for a little " wayward company of the night ", Top10 and the rest in the Orchard Toweroffer the action. Across the street (behind Forum Galleria Shopping Centre) is another crowd puller at the Hard Rock Cafe and features a local Rock Band. Similar Live performances can also be found at Anywhere with Tania (with a Contry Western twist at the Tanglin Mall) and BarNone with Energy (basement of the Marriot Hotel at the junction of Scotts and Orchard). Further down Orchard Road (toward East) is Papa Joe at the Peranakan Place. Looking for cigars, wine, a game of pool and beers? The slope next to Peranakan Place along Emerald Hill are Ice Cold Beer and Que Pasa and other plush joints (local and expats). Still further down at the corner at Orchard Point you'll fine a lone street (formerely known as Cuppage Road now closed to traffic) brightly dacked with outdoor dinning and a jazz and wine pub.

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