Orchard Road Shopping

DFS Galleria Scottswalk

Located next to the Royal Plaza on Scotts, the scarlet painted DFS Galleria Scottswalk, offers duty-free savings on the world's leading luxury brands and the largest assortment of fashion and cosmetics in Singapore.  Products come with a DFS 100% Worldwide Guarantee. It’s a great place to hunt for specially packaged souvenirs to take home.

Far East Plaza

A popular hangout for the young crowd, Far East Plaza is a lively centre stocking everything from the most trendy and sometimes bizarre streetwear to  precious gems, eyewear and CDs. In the basement, you will find carts selling handmade and one-of-a-kind items from fashionwear to funky accessories and knick knacks. You can even get a tattoo here or do an urgent alteration to an outfit purchased. There are lots of nail bars and hair salons offering competitive prices. Read More...

ION Orchard

A stylish architectural wonder, ION Orchard glows like a futuristic beacon at the end of Orchard Road enticing fashionistas and luxury shoppers inside. Welcome to Singapore’s most glamorous shopping complex a glass, marble and steel work of art where there are even extra special toilets for high spending customers and celebrities. Read More...

Knightsbridge Mall

Knightsbridge Mall forms part of the trend-setting Grand Park Orchard Hotel. The mall is very cutting edge in design allowing retail outlets to completely customise their space via double façade frontages and direct street access. Flagship stores dominate this four level shopping centre which focuses solely on fashion and jewellers. Dining is offered at the five-star hotel next door which, like the mall, is a dazzling creation of glass chic. Read More...

Mandarin Gallery

Formerly known as the Meritus Mandarin Shopping Arcade, the sparkling Mandarin Gallery brings the very best international designers and personalised tailored shopping to Orchard road. Situated adjoined to the prestigious Mandarin Orchard hotel, the mall is compact but very couture with brands such as Marc Jacobs and Just Cavalli showcasing high-end merchandise. Read More...

Ngee Ann City

Directly opposite the Paragon is this massive brick coloured complex which anchors the Japanese giant chain store Takashimaya and over 100 specialty stores retailing fashions, sports, electronics, jewellery and Kinokuniya, the largest bookstore in Southeast Asia. You will find brands like Guess?, Hugo Boss Woman, Spain's Zara and Mango fashion labels and Harley Davidson Motor Clothes, Massimo Dutti, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Shanghai Tang and British India.

Its forecourt is popular with events and activities. Be prepared to spend a whole day here. Read More...

Paragon Shopping Centre

A plush draw for upmarket shoppers and trendy professionals, the Paragon offers six levels of designer fashion and accessories boutiques, sports outlets, lifestyle shops for adults and children, restaurants and cafés. Local and high fashion brands exist side by side: Gucci, Tods, Jimmy Choo, Loang and Noi, Banana Republic, Ben Sherman, Etro,  P.O.A Superstore, and department stores such as Metro and Marks & Spencer. 

The Food Cellar at B1 houses a broad selection of eateries. Other lifestyle shops include designer furniture stores, sports, beauty and spa outlets. Read More...

Palais Renaissance

Located next to the Thai Embassy and opposite the Hilton Hotel, the elegant building houses  prestigious designer boutiques including DKNY, Gianni Versace, Prada, The Link and Jim Thompson. For Bollywood glam, visit Mumbai Se, Singapore’s first high-end Indian fashion store on the second floor. Here you will modern wear with heavy lashings of colour, prints, crystals, beads and embroidery by top Indian designers, Trendy cafes – Marmalade Pantry and P S Café – are soothing culinary respites.

Plaza Singapura

Opened as the first multi-storey shopping mall in Singapore in 1974, Plaza Singapura has gone through a renaissance of sorts.  Located across the Dhoby Ghaut MRT, this one-stop lifestyle shopping mall features a Carrefour, John Little, Marks & Spencer, Best Denki, Spotlight, cineplex, fashion, music, home wear and an eclectic range of food and beverage outlets.

Tanglin Shopping Centre

Singapore’s second oldest shopping centre located just on the fringe of Orchard Road, Tanglin Shopping Centre evokes a dignified calm reflected through its purveyors of Asian antiques and curios,  Persian, Pakistani and Afghanistan carpets, jewellery, art, silk and a variety of tailors and healthcare including wellness practitioners.

On the second floor, Antiques of the Orient is renowned for the antiquarian books, 19 th century photographs, postcards, Japanese woodblock prints and Qing porcelain. For top quality books on Asia including art, literature, cooking, travel and children's books, Select Books is the place to go.

Tangs

One of the oldest department stores established in 1932 with its distinctive Chinese designed exterior, Tangs has evolved into a modern Asian lifestyle store that has found fame with international visitors. Its Beauty Hall stocks well-known brands and its homeware comprising Asian collectible, gifts and decorative items appeal to visitors looking for unique souvenirs to take home. For tropical fashion wear, visit the Island Shop on the second level for its range of cool cottons and casual wear to take you from the beach to the barbeque.

The Centrepoint

With a new annex recently added, the Centrepoint is among the largest and most popular shopping centres in Singapore, This is where one of Singapore’s oldest department stores, Robinsons & Co, is located together with the British store Marks and Spencers. There are also stores specialising in classical music, casual clothing, optical equipment, electronics, furnishings, Oriental rugs, sporting goods, fine arts, Asian antiques and artefacts, books and more. A good selection of restaurants and cafes is also found here.

The Heeren

Located at the corner of Orchard and Cairnhill Roads, the Heeren Shops was first known for being the home of the largest HMW music superstore in SE Asia. Its reputation then grew to include “cutting edge styles”. Five floors covers  brands such as Camper, Quick Silver, Levis, Fossil and  77th St, a local  streetwear institution. Merchandise - from funky to classic, streetwear to hipwear - are the norm here.

Think Harajuku in Tokyo or Island Beverly in Hong Kong, where shops sell fashionable and unconventional wear, unique accessories, eye wear and footwear. Vast people watching possibilities exist on the ground floor at Spinelli Cafe. Part of the basement is transformed into a mini-Japan of popular Japanese edibles with the Streets of Shokudo.

Wisma Atria

Well located at the cross roads of Scotts Road and Orchard Road, right above the MRT station, this cobalt blue complex houses a vast range of high street fashion stores like ALDO, bebe, Cotton On, Dorothy Perkins, Gap, Lacoste, La Senza, Miss Selfridge, Nine West, Seafolly, Tag Heuer and local shops GG<5, Charles & Keith, and Lee Hwa Jewellery.

The Food Republic food court on the 4th level offers popular street food in a setting reminiscent of Singapore in the 70s.