The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

The-Shoppes-at-Marina-Bay-Sands2
The-Shoppes-at-Marina-Bay-Sands2
Image: Marina Bay Sands

Situated in the heart of the Central Business District, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands is not only Singapore’s first large-scale premium shopping mall but also one of the country's largest shopping destinations, with more than 270 shops and restaurants spanning 800,000 square feet.

Highlights:

  • The most renowned luxury brands under one roof: Shopping at The Shoppes isn’t for the faint of heart. This high-end shopping complex is a one-stop destination for some of the finest luxury brands in the world including Armani, Burberry, Chanel, Dior, Hermes, Versace, Prada, Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger.
  • An award-winning entertainment hotspot: There’s a reason why The Shoppes has become such a huge tourist hotspot over the past few years, and most of it has to do with its location close to Singapore’s biggest entertainment venues, including the ArtScience Museum and one of the only two casinos in Singapore. If you’re lucky enough to win a jackpot, you can head on straight to the mall and indulge in some guilt-free retail therapy. There are plenty of other fun-filled family activities to engage in during your trip to the mall, including a skating session in the mall’s skating rink, situated next to the food court.
  • Spectacular architecture: The Shoppes is a must-see on Marina Bay, with stunning architecture that resembles a palace interior. The mall’s futuristic design features large glass windows that rise to the ceiling and an indoor canal that runs through the entire building. After a long day of retail therapy, shoppers can book a gondola ride for a relaxing tour of the mall and take in the breathtaking views this luxury mall offers.
  • Get royalty treatment with a personal chaperone and valet parking: Whether you need to refresh your wardrobe or search for a gift for a special occasion, you can indulge in a personalised shopping experience for $250. The Shoppe’s expert chaperones assist their VIP clients in meeting their individual needs and finding the right selections to match their preferences. Shoppers can also visit Shoppe’s exclusive website and browse the catalogue to reserve items for pickup at the mall later. Valet parking at Hotel Tower 1 is available to both mall shoppers and hotel guests, with rates starting at $12. Shoppers can also utilise the mall’s self-parking service, and when spending $100 or more at selected stores, parking is free. Shopaholics rejoice!

GUIDE TO SHOPPING AT THE SHOPPES
Shoppes is a high-end luxury mall featuring only the most premium, high-quality brands. This place doesn’t carry any of the well-known high-street brands such as Zara, Mango, or Topshop.

Men’s and women’s wear: Luxury brands such as Armani, Alexander McQueen, Versace, Chanel, and Dior are located on level 1 of the mall. In basements 1 and 2, some of the less expensive designer brands include Coach, Club Monaco, Guess, and Ted Baker.

Shoes, handbags, and accessories: Popular high-end jewellery brands such as Cartier, Chopard, and Tiffany & Co. are available here. If you’re looking for a pair of designer shoes, then you have a host of options to choose from, including Jimmy Choo, Nine West, Ecco and Christian Louboutin. Famous watch brands Rado, Tissot, Swatch, Rolex and Omega are all on the basement floors.

TIP
Get up to 50% discount on spa treatments, dining and attractions by signing up for the Sands reward Membership using your credit card.

NOTES

  • The maximum parking charge is $26 for 24 hours
  • Motorcycle parking is not available

HOW TO GET THERE
MRT Train: Bayfront Station (Take Exit C & D)
Bus Services: 97 / 106 / 518 / 133 / 502 (every day). 97E / 502A / 518A (every day except Sat, Sun & public holidays). NR1 / NR6 (late night Fri, Sat & eve of public holidays)

RATINGS
4.6 (312 Votes)

Read on: 10 Best Malls in Singapore for an Ultimate Shopping Experience
Written by Emma Lee
Enjoys uncovering wallet-friendly gems, hidden treasures, and smart deals worth knowing about.

More from Emma →

Related Guides

Explore More