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Statue of Thomas Stamford Raffles by Thomas Woolner, National Museum, numerous skyscrapers such as Singapore Land Tower or Art Deco Caltex House, picturesque "boat districts" like Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, turned into fashionable entertainment and shopping centers, and a famous Orchard Road - a "skyscraper street" with its Istana palace and Chettiar Hindu Temple. There are also Singapore Botanic Gardens found in Orchard Road western part. The gardens are a place to find yourself in a tropical forest and enjoy the gardens' landmark - Orchidarium, with more than 60 thousand orchids growing on its territory. Singapore's neighbourhoods, like China town and Small India, are also curious places to visit.

There are also lots of parks in the city. In Conference addition to green plantations, the parks accommodate various entertainment and sports venues, the most prominent of which are Telok Blangah Hill Park, Tiong Bahru Park and Pearl's Hill City Park.

South of Singapore one will find several beautiful islands which are also worth visiting. The most visited island is Sentosa. This is a playground for all ages, with a huge choice of parks, attractions, sports grounds and other attraction spots like Fort Siloso, Volcanoland attraction park, famous musical fountains, the Rare Stone Museum, Maritime Museum, Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom, Underwater World oceanarium with a clear underwater tunnel 100 meters long and a dolphin lagoon, Cinemania, Tang Dynasty Village, Carlsberg Sky Tower - the largest Singapore observation tower, numerous gardens with fountains and more than 3 km of white sandy beaches.