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TRAVEL SINGAPORE
A RACE WEEKEND WORTH TRAVELLING FOR.
If you are already coming all this way to race, why not log a few miles more? Singapore is the kind of city that rewards curiosity on foot.
One turn might lead you along a glittering waterfront. The next might take you through leafy parks and lively neighbourhood streets, with the scent of a hawker stall never too far away. Consider it extra mileage... with better views and even better snacks!
EXPLORE
SIGHTSEEING IS
OUR KIND OF CARDIO.
Head out for a run and the city quickly reveals itself. Many of Singapore’s most interesting sights sit right along popular running routes, making it one of the best ways to see the city.
Gardens by the Bay
Walk beneath towering Supertrees, explore the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, or join early morning runners chasing sunrise along flat waterfront paths.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
A UNESCO World Heritage Site with calm ponds, shaded trails, and tropical greenery from across the world. A local favourite for easy loops and the occasional otter sighting.
Sentosa Island
Beaches, trails, cafés, and attractions in one place. Rest and recover by the sea after the race, or lace up for easy runs along its breezy coastal paths
Jewel Changi Airport
Right beside the airport, yet a destination on its own with the iconic Rain Vortex, indoor gardens, shopping and dining. Fancy a run? Head along the Changi Jurassic Mile towards East Coast Park.
Civic District & Riverside
Where history, culture, architecture, and open routes come together. Scenic riverfront paths that are especially popular at sunrise and after dusk.
East Coast Park
A long stretch by the sea with open horizons and seafood stops. One of Singapore’s most popular routes, known for steady miles and cooling sea breezes.
Orchard Road
Singapore’s iconic shopping boulevard lined with malls, hotels, and bright city lights. Head out early for quieter pavements and steady city miles before the crowds arrive.
Bugis & Kampong Gelam
A vibrant cultural district rich in heritage, colour, and local flavours. Best explored on foot, with cafés, mosques, street art, and history around every corner.
GETTING AROUND
IS EASY.
Compact and connected, Singapore lets you go from start lines to skylines without breaking stride.
Public Transport
Taxi & Ride-Hailing
Hop in and go. CDG Zig, Grab, Gojek, and TADA are popular options for getting around Singapore quickly and conveniently.
Walk and Ride
Walkable streets, shared cycling paths, and the Park Connector Network link the city into one seamless, runnable map. Step out and explore Singapore on foot or two wheels.
EAT
THE CITY THAT RUNS ON FLAVOUR
Fuel up before the miles and feast after the finish. Singapore offers everything from beloved local dishes to world-class cuisine.
Chicken Rice
One of Singapore’s most beloved dishes. Ideal for carb-loading or recovery.
Laksa
Rich coconut broth, noodles, and spice. Comfort in a bowl after a long run.
Chili Crab
Sweet, spicy, and gloriously messy. Best tackled after earning the calories.
Hokkien Mee
Wok-fried noodles simmered in rich seafood stock. Hearty fuel for hungry runners.
Satay
Charcoal grilled skewers with a rich peanut sauce.
Nasi Lemak
Coconut rice with sambal, fried chicken, egg, and anchovies. A flavour-packed refuel.
Carrot Cake
Black or white, savoury and smoky. A local favourite worth the extra steps.
Bak Kut Teh
Peppery pork rib broth served hot and comforting. Especially satisfying after the miles.
WHERE TO
EAT YOUR FILL.
Food is never too far away here. But if you need recommendations, here are some popular picks.
Lau Pa Sat
A historic Victorian-style hawker centre best known for its bustling satay street after dark, and a wide mix of local favourites.
Chinatown Complex
One of Singapore’s largest hawker centres, packed with over 200 stalls offering some of the city’s most diverse and authentic flavours.
Newton Food Centre
A lively, late-night destination famous for barbecued seafood, satay, drinks, and high-energy supper crowds.
Kampong Gelam & Arab Street
A vibrant district known for Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Malay flavours.
Little India
A sensory feast of Indian cuisine, spices, and street food anchored by the ever-busy Tekka Centre.
Katong & Joo Chiat
A bustling neighbourhood that brings together Peranakan flavours, hip cafés and pubs, and modern eateries amidst colourful shophouse streets.
STAY
REST WELL. WAKE READY.
Race weekend is better when everything is close by. Choosing a central base means the start line, finish line, and post-race celebrations are all within easy reach.
Luxury hotels, boutique stays, and cosy city hideaways in these areas fill up fast, so be sure to book early!
Marina Bay
The heart of race weekend. Stay close to the start and finish lines, with iconic skyline views and plenty of restaurants and attractions nearby.
Orchard Road
Vibrant and full of food options. Great for families who want dining and shopping at their doorstep.
Bugis and Kampong Gelam
Cultural, colourful, and perfect for exploring on rest days.
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