Singapore travel guide for couples — hawker centres, neighbourhoods, transport and practical advice for midlife travellers. Street Eats and Window Seats shares honest reviews of Singapore’s best food, attractions and experiences including Chinatown, Little India and Marina Bay
Singapore
Small country, big impression
Singapore is the most western country in Asia. It is impossibly clean, extraordinarily efficient and packed with more to see, eat and do than most countries ten times its size. As a travel couple we found Singapore to be one of the easiest cities in Asia to navigate — and one of the most expensive.
Yes, it is expensive by Southeast Asian standards. But Singapore rewards those who dig beneath the surface. The hawker centres such as the Tekka Centre and the Chinatown Complex alone make the trip worthwhile — this is world-class street food served. Beyond the food, the diversity of neighbourhoods — Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, the colonial district — means every hour of exploring turns up something worth seeing. For couples travelling after 40 who want comfort, safety and quality attractions – Singapore deserves a spot on your list.