Travel to Singapore for three days in January, and recommend several interesting places and expenses. Is there a tax refund for staying in a hotel?

Singapore is small and safe. Ps I studied there for 4 years and found it very suitable for self-help travel. You can learn all about it by buying a book about self-help travel in Singapore. . It will be more convenient to travel if you can speak English. . Most scenic spots can be reached by subway, which is very convenient, but most subway station announcements and * * * occasion signs are in English, and it is better to know English. .

To go to Singapore, you can go to Burgis Street, and there is durian across the street. . It feels good. There are also many good China restaurants nearby. . If you go to the east coast, there are only cycling and roller skating. . You can rent a car or roller skates, suitable for strolling. . The most famous thing there is eating. . If you go, you must eat seafood nearby. .

Singapore recently opened Universal Studios, which is actually a theme park and a casino. I have been to Universal Studios, where there are not many facilities and things to play, and it is relatively small (worse than beijing happy valley). . There are mainly three roller coasters (said to be the most fun indoors). . You can sit down if you are interested. . It should be good to go to the casino over 22. . I hear it will be an interesting experience.

There are many zoos left. I recommend the night zoo, which should give you a feeling you didn't have before. . It feels good. If you are traveling together, you can consider going down for a walk after sightseeing bus. . Not bad either.

I don't play much in Singapore, and I know less places. You can ask around. .

But recently, there was a shooting in a big shopping mall in Singapore, and the subway in Singapore has always been paralyzed recently. . I wonder if anything happened. . If you travel, you need to think ahead. . :)