Nightlife

From zero-waste locavore cocktails to cult natural wines, Urban List has rounded up the best bars in Singapore for your next night out.

Whether you want to unwind with a pint of beer and good old-fashioned Irish cheer or you fancy sipping champagne while indulging in fresh oysters, Boat Quay has got you covered.

As the vibrant capital of Japan, Tokyo pulsates with an energy that is truly unparalleled.

Following a $62 million rejuvenation project, Clarke Quay is now a culinary hotspot.

Once an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community, Kampong Glam has evolved into a mecca for culture, entertainment, food and arts.

Rev up your party engines people, Singapore GP has just announced the entertainment line-up that will add to the festive vibes at the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024.

As we count down to Asia’s biggest motorsport and entertainment extravaganza, do yourself a favour and book a spot at Twenty3—you can thank us later.

Scrambling to find a romantic spot to take your Valentine this year? We've got you covered.

We've compiled six dive bars around Singapore with the perfect vibe to match your night out in the Lion City.

Gather your crew, these are the best things to do in Singapore, after-dark. 

While many of us have been to Singapore, not everyone has really experienced it. Sure, Changi Airport is (in our opinion) the best in the world, but beyond the tarmac, butterfly garden and a free 24-hour cinema, the stunning garden city is just waiting to be explored.

In case you missed the memo Singapore’s craft beer scene is absolutely thriving. From inner-city microbreweries to quirky new spots pouring international pints, lovers of liquid gold are spoilt for choice. Think zesty sours and mouth-watering IPAs—if it’s a quality craft drop you’re craving, these epic spots below will certainly deliver.

Here, we uncover Koh’s must-visits and recommendations—and why Singapore’s culinary industry is unlike anywhere you’ve eaten before.

Thought Singapore was expensive? Think again! From museums and music to outdoor fun and feasting galore, there are plenty of wallet-friendly activities to uncover in the Little Red Dot

From Singapore’s Malaysian heart to its colonial hillside, here are four other districts to explore next time you’re in the city-state.