Bradt Singapore (Travel Guide)

New from Bradt is Singapore, written by Daniel Robinson, a southeast Asia specialist and former Singapore resident who has written scores of travel guidebooks since 1988.Robinson shares his local expertise and insights to escort visitors, locals and expat residents off the beaten track and get the most out of this unique island-state.Smaller than Anglesey and teetering at the Malay Peninsula's southernmost tip, Singapore is the world's third most densely populated country, yet doesn't feel like that at all - partly thanks to spectacular parks and wild spaces.Singapore stands apart from many Asian capitals in being carefully planned, reassuringly safe, English-speaking, spotlessly clean and - thanks to this guidebook's detailed advice - remarkably easy to explore on public transport, rented bicycle or foot.It abounds in eye-catching architecture, including high-end hotels, yet also hosts rainforest reserves where monkeys can be seen from a canopy walkway.Travellers who treat Singapore m