1. Singapore's main shopping areas are concentrated around Orchard Road, City Hall, and Marina Square on the north bank of the Singapore River, as well as the Scotts Road area. In these locations, you can conveniently and quickly purchase leather goods, silk, traditional Chinese medicine, batik, and other specialties produced in Singapore and throughout Southeast Asia.
2. The DFS Galleria Singapore, part of the world-famous DFS Group, is a must-visit for every fashion follower; Ngee Ann City, one of Singapore's largest shopping centers, is known as the shopping pearl of Singapore; Isetan Orchard occupies half of Wisma Atria and offers a wide range of high-end goods; also worth visiting is Lucky Plaza, which, while having fewer top-tier designer clothing stores, offers a complete range of other goods at affordable prices.
3. Around City Hall and Marina Square, there is not only the grand Marina Square but also Raffles Place, which is well-stocked with smaller items. You can find everything from world-renowned brands to small souvenirs.
4. Chinatown, Little India, Bugis, Arab Street, and Holland Village are places that sell various affordable clothing and crafts with ethnic characteristics. The shelves are filled with a dazzling array of goods rich in ethnic flair.
