The 'Lion City' is more than what meets the eye, with a generous smattering of skyscrapers and mega malls that dominate the skyline, there are some cultural relics nestled in between. Known to embody a mix of the west and the east, one can experience a customary Chinese tea making ceremony in the afternoon and step out to watch a Broadway musical in the evening at the magnificent Esplanade. Shopping is generally time well spent in this metropolis that knows no end to the list of endless of things to do while on holiday.

Shenton Way is a major trunk road and shopping destination in Singapore. The road has enjoyed its importance due to its location near the Central Business District of Singapore. The road is one of the busiest in Singapore and inherited its name from Sir Shenton Thomas who was the General Governor of Singapore.

Shops in the area are the best place to buy local brands as well as local handicrafts which can make for ideal souvenirs and gifts. The area is an exciting bazaar that is packed with jewelry, fabrics, electronics, and a lot more. In true bazaar fashion, bargaining is a way of life at Shenton Way and shoppers should always do so before making any purchases.

A variety of high rises, skyscrapers and historical monuments are located on either side of Shenton Way, providing more reasons to explore beyond the area's fabulous shopping opportunities.

As a Singapore hotel near Shenton Way, the Copthorne King's Hotel Singapore is an ideal choice for visiting shoppers as several other retail and business areas are also accessible from the hotel.