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NEWS

22

July14

New choices and things to do, buy and try

UPFRONT

TOPS

FOR

TAXIS

We all know how great Singapore is, and

now global travellers have confirmed it: the

Little Red Dot appears in as many as 10 of

Trip Advisor

’s World City Survey Top 10

lists. The accolades included first for comfort

when travelling alone; second for best taxi

service, cleanest streets, ease of getting

around, and family-friendliness; and third

for taxi-driver friendliness. Tokyo ranked first

for best overall experience, while Moscow,

Mumbai and Marrakech took the wooden

spoon across several categories.

LAUGH A MINUTE

It’s back. The roadshow of the

Melbourne

International Comedy Festival

returns

to Singapore for its 10th year, with a line-

up of five talented comedians. Ronnie

Chieng, acid-tongued Joel Creasely and

banjo-playing Annie Edmonds are among

the performers who’ll be presenting

Aussie humour at its best, following their

appearance at the third-largest comedy

festival in the world.

8 to 12 July. DBS

Arts Centre. Tickets from Sistic.

GARDENS

GALORE

Even if you don’t have a green thumb, the

Singapore Garden Festival

is a great day

out, with tropical garden and floral displays created by more than 30 internationally

acclaimed designers. See balcony, landscape, miniature and fantasy gardens, floral

table displays, plus the Gardeners’ Cup display that showcases the work of keen

community gardeners. The outdoor venue is perfect for kids, too.

16 to 24 August.

Gardens by the Bay. singaporegardenfestival.com

MUSEUM

FOR KIDS

A new play area at the

National Museum

is dedicated to little visitors aged three to

seven years, and features some engaging,

larger-than-life play areas. The whopping

700 square metres of space allows kids to

discover Singapore’s heritage, history and

culture in a fun and age-appropriate way.

Check the website regularly for an updated

activity programme.

National Museum of

Singapore. Free. nationalmuseum.sg

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