An aerial view of Holland Village
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Holland Village
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CHIC SUBURBAN LIVING
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Extremely popular with both locals and expatriates, Holland Village offers you a good selection of shopping and dining.
A 10-minute leisure drive from Orchard Road will get you there – ample car-parking lots are available at different spots within this self-contained village.
There are also public buses available all over the island that can easily get you here.
SHOPS GALORE!
Once here, you can't miss the grand old dame – the Holland Village Shopping Centre.
Never mind her plain exterior walls.
Once inside, you can spend a good hour or two exploring the little shops.
You have your choice of shops carrying popular Balinese teak and new-asian style furniture pieces, decorative items ranging from candles, lamps, tableware to spruce up the home, furniture upholstery, ladies' and kids' fashion, a pet shop, hair-dressing salons, a nail bar, the selection never ends!
To enjoy a guilt-free shopping trip, you have a choice of a 2nd-hand bookstore and an other shop carrying used designer brands merchandise, CDs (each a steal at an unbelievable S$5!) and other interesting knick-knacks.
Coming down to the ground level is a supermarket that opens till 10pm daily for your grocery needs.
Still bursting with energy?
We recommend that you take the time to explore the back and side lanes all around to uncover more shops.
HAVEN FOR YOUR SENSES
Tired with all the walking or strapped with cash but nothing to buy?
Unwind and pamper your body with a visit to the spa and reflexology boutique establishments here.
Utter bliss and pleasure for your senses – we guarantee you'll walk out "floating".
FOOD LOVERS
You'll have to make several trips to finish sampling all the dining outlets here.
This place is so alive with fast-food restaurants, al fresco cafes, snack bars, bake shops, cake and ice-cream parlours, a local food court and resturants serving both local and international cuisines.
Perfect dining solutions for every special occasion.
NIGHT LIFE
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Enjoy your evening with close chums after a hearty dinner over a nice cool drink.
Take your pick from the wide selection of pubs and water (yes, water!) bars available.
If you must have alcohol, as a road-safety message, either get a friend to drive you or you can hop into a cab (easy available) home.
Sourced from http://www.landseer.com.sg/hollandvillage
Some pictures at http://www.contentinteractive.com/landseer/hollandimages/
Extremely popular with both locals and expatriates, Holland Village offers you a good selection of shopping and dining.
A 10-minute leisure drive from Orchard Road will get you there – ample car-parking lots are available at different spots within this self-contained village.
There are also public buses available all over the island that can easily get you here.
SHOPS GALORE!
Once here, you can't miss the grand old dame – the Holland Village Shopping Centre.
Never mind her plain exterior walls.
Once inside, you can spend a good hour or two exploring the little shops.
You have your choice of shops carrying popular Balinese teak and new-asian style furniture pieces, decorative items ranging from candles, lamps, tableware to spruce up the home, furniture upholstery, ladies' and kids' fashion, a pet shop, hair-dressing salons, a nail bar, the selection never ends!
To enjoy a guilt-free shopping trip, you have a choice of a 2nd-hand bookstore and an other shop carrying used designer brands merchandise, CDs (each a steal at an unbelievable S$5!) and other interesting knick-knacks.
Coming down to the ground level is a supermarket that opens till 10pm daily for your grocery needs.
Still bursting with energy?
We recommend that you take the time to explore the back and side lanes all around to uncover more shops.
HAVEN FOR YOUR SENSES
Tired with all the walking or strapped with cash but nothing to buy?
Unwind and pamper your body with a visit to the spa and reflexology boutique establishments here.
Utter bliss and pleasure for your senses – we guarantee you'll walk out "floating".
FOOD LOVERS
You'll have to make several trips to finish sampling all the dining outlets here.
This place is so alive with fast-food restaurants, al fresco cafes, snack bars, bake shops, cake and ice-cream parlours, a local food court and resturants serving both local and international cuisines.
Perfect dining solutions for every special occasion.
NIGHT LIFE
Enjoy your evening with close chums after a hearty dinner over a nice cool drink.
Take your pick from the wide selection of pubs and water (yes, water!) bars available.
If you must have alcohol, as a road-safety message, either get a friend to drive you or you can hop into a cab (easy available) home.
Sourced from http://www.landseer.com.sg/hollandvillage
Some pictures at http://www.contentinteractive.com/landseer/hollandimages/
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I wonder how the name Holland Village came about
It sure is a good place to chill out with friends though! A nice alternative to the city, especially for those living at Bukit Timah or western Singapore
It sure is a good place to chill out with friends though! A nice alternative to the city, especially for those living at Bukit Timah or western Singapore
Alfresco dining and people watching?
Sigh...used to go there since its so near to my school. I suppose I wont have to soon.
i still go there every week but i never ever explore the place because no one go with me.
but i never ever explore the place because no one go with me.
lessons
HOLLAND VILLAGE - ENG WAH OPEN AIR CINEMA
1 Jun 1986
I never knew this cinema existed!
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1 Jun 1986
I never knew this cinema existed!
I found it. It's at Mackenzie Rd
REX THEATRE AT MACKENZIE ROAD
18 Jul 1948
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REX THEATRE AT MACKENZIE ROAD
18 Jul 1948
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