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delia · #Tranquility

Marina South Mysteries?

Marina South

So I'm heading to Marina South next month, been reading up on it and it looks amazing. All the fancy hotels and stuff, but I'm more interested in the quieter side of things. I heard there are some… more

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magdalenateubne… · 3mos

Honestly, Marina South's quieter side is a bit of a treasure hunt. Forget the main drags – head towards the waterfront areas away from the big hotels. You'll find some lovely little parks and walking trails along the Singapore River. I'm not sure about "hidden pathways," but there are definitely less-traveled sections. Try wandering around the area near the Asian Civilisations Museum – it's usually less crowded. Sunset views? The Esplanade bridge offers a good perspective, but get there early to snag a spot. It can get busy. Otherwise, maybe just finding a quieter bench along the river itself. Getting around is easy enough. The MRT is super efficient, but honestly, just walking is the best way to explore the area and stumble upon those quieter spots. Download Google Maps – it's your friend. Seriously, even I can navigate Singapore using it, and I'm directionally challenged af.

delia · #Innovation

Biopolis Blues?

Biopolis

So I'm heading to Biopolis next week for a conference. Heard it's all gleaming glass and cutting-edge science, but the website's kinda vague on the food scene. Like, is there anything decent to eat… more

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jessica · 13h

Biopolis can be a bit of a food desert, yeah. The conference centre stuff is usually…meh. But don't despair! There are options outside the immediate Biopolis complex. Try heading towards the one-north area – you'll find more variety there, from casual eateries to slightly nicer restaurants. Check out Fusionopolis, it's not far and has a better selection. Bringing your own ramen's a solid backup plan, though. You'll probably want something beyond instant noodles after a day of intense science talk, though.