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What to do and see in Suntec, Singapore: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Suntec, Singapore including Flight Experience, The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore, Suntec City, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Fountain of Wealth, Millenia Walk.
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1. Flight Experience
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5.0 based on 857 reviews
FIRST IN ASIA - REAL FLIGHT SIMULATOR FOR THE PUBLIC! Welcome to the Captain's Seat! Prepare yourself for the trip of a lifetime. Based on the world's most popular aircraft the BOEING 737-800NG - This is your opportunity to fly a real flight simulator, normally reserved for the exclusive training of professional pilots. You will be in control from take-off to touchdown with as much, or as little guidance as you wish, from our fully trained instructors (all qualified commercial pilots). With more than 20,000 worldwide airports, 180-degree curved screen, the very latest High Definition (HD) Visual System (6,000,000 pixels!), CASA approval and licensed by Boeing - this is as real as it gets! We'll look forward to welcoming you onboard very soon!
Reviewed By SheffieldDragon
My wife and I had Shannon as pilot for our 1 hour session and we literally had the experience of a lifetime. Shannon was a great instructor, even to the point of learning a few Thai words to help whilst my wife 'flew' the simulator. I've not seen her with a much bigger smile on her face than when she was at the controls. Myself, I was fully engrossed in it all and would like to make it a daily event!
2. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental Singapore
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
As soon as you walk into The Spa, you embark upon a personalized sensory journey; a journey to inner wellbeing that focuses on the senses of sight, smell, touch, taste, sound and intuition. Tranquility and harmony reign throughout The Spa. The spa's six treatment rooms include a spacious 62 sq meter Couple's Suite. So lie back and relax, as your troubles float away and peace descends.
3. Suntec City
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 642 reviews
Dazzle your senses in exploring many wonderful experiences at Suntec City, one of Singapore's largest shopping, dining and entertainment hub. Whether you're seeking for a retail therapy from over 360 outlets, hungering for a delectable bite from more than 100 food and beverage outlets, or simply longing for some excitement, Suntec City will be your must-stop in Singapore. Daily Touch Water Sessions: 10am -12pm, 2pm - 4pm and 6pm – 7.30pm Tourist Exclusive: Spend $150 to receive $15 Suntec City Vouchers, Alipay users will only need to spend $120. Visit our Customer Service Counters for more information.
Reviewed By mrmarioc2016 - Perth, Australia
We stayed at the Pan Pacific Hotel and found that the Suntec City with its 5 Towers the best place to shop and get our food. There are some amazing eateries in this area.
4. Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 203 reviews
With 100,000 square metres of available floor space, Suntec Singapore is an ideal venue for meetings, conventions & exhibitions.We can cater to events from 10 to 10,000 people. However large or small your needs, whatever size of venue you require, Suntec Singapore has the right space for you.
5. Fountain of Wealth
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 648 reviews
Reviewed By TalDarkLeanMean - Staines, United Kingdom
To average person it's just a huge shower to cool off in the heat or a dancing fountain like any other tourist attraction but it's deeply philosophical and heavily symbolic. This four legged, spider shaped, War of the World alien invasion kind sculpture is based on Chinese principles Feng shui. In Chinese culture water is a symbol of life and wealth. And when its falling inwards like in this fountain, it means money rolling in instead of going out. Simply put so the Suntec City can remain happy and wealthy ever after. Design of this fountain is also influenced by Hindu philosophy mandala. It's shaped like a ring in left hand and if you look at it from above, it's surrounded by 5 buildings that act like 5 fingers. The four pillars represent the four major religions of the country and the bronze material it's made of is also linked to prosperity. It all somehow translates into the whole universe and shows the unity, equality and harmony of all people in Singapore. As a added bonus, they perform a daily ritual when they turn off the water and let people go around it 3 times for good luck so they can share some of Suntec City's wealth too.
