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Boat Quay A beautifully restored row of colourful shop- housesalong the Singapore River, Boat Quay is well knownfor its good restaurants and alfresco dining, alongwith a collection of lively and varied bars and pubs,and a cyber cafe. Dining choices range from fine Italian toupmarket Indian restaurants, while after dinnerentertainment venues range from jazz bars to Canto-pop karaoke lounges. The Boat Quay Wine and Dine Passport offersan attractive package of meal and drink vouchersfor use at eleven participating restaurants and fivepubs. Your hotel concierge can provide more detailson this package. Boat Quay is an easy walk from Raffles Place MRT station Clarke Quay Good food, lively entertainment and interestingshopping opportunities are easily found at ClarkeQuay - a picturesque, traffic-free Festival Villagefeaturing five blocks of restored old waehouses,now home to cool entertainment and dining outletsand shops. Food options range from Mediterranean to Thaito Clarke Quay's own Satay Club. The InternationalFood Village comes alive Mondays to Fridays from6pm to 10pm and on weekends from 3 pm to 11 pm. For shopping, there's something for everyone,from a Sesame Street shop for kids to sophisticatedfashion wear. You will also enjoy the Disney-styleClarke Quay Adventure Ride, which brings Singa re c historical past to life. In the evening, theme pubs and bars comealive with classic rock, hard rock and music fromthe 60s. Clarke Quay is located along the Singapore River, on River Valley Road. You can reach it byboat from Boat Quay or public buses which serveRiver Valley Road. |
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