The Vintage Traveler is holed up in Minnesota for a couple of months with not much exciting to report in the way of travels. So I will share some of my favorite memories from a recent trip to Singapore. The first thing everyone asked was why are you going to Singapore for a whole month? The answer is because we like to get to know a place and settle in (also my husband likes to work on his laptop and moving around can be a bit stressful.) I like to revisit favorite places and of course you can always find something new and interesting in a large city like Singapore. My favorite places were Chinatown and Little India. My husbands' favorite place was the world famous library
http://www.nlb.gov.sg/- loaded with business books (of course the air conditioning helped). We stayed in a small apartment at the Metro Y which was perfect for us and with the heat of Singapore the swimming pool was a godsend. In the early mornings I often walked a short mile to the Botanical Gardens and enjoyed the beauty of the gardens and participating in the Tai chi classes.
The Vintage Traveler is holed up in Minnesota for a couple of months with not much exciting to report in the way of travels. So I will share some of my favorite memories from a recent trip to Singapore. The first thing everyone asked was why are you going to Singapore for a whole month? The answer is because we like to get to know a place and settle in (also my husband likes to work on his laptop and moving around can be a bit stressful.) I like to revisit favorite places and of course you can always find something new and interesting in a large city like Singapore. My favorite places were Chinatown and Little India. My husbands' favorite place was the world famous library http://www.nlb.gov.sg/- loaded with business books (of course the air conditioning helped). We stayed in a small apartment at the Metro Y which was perfect for us and with the heat of Singapore the swimming pool was a godsend. In the early mornings I often walked a short mile to the Botanical Gardens and enjoyed the beauty of the gardens and participating in the Tai chi classes.
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