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4 days ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
4 min read Published On June 4, 2025 Updated On May 29, 2025 If you love the delicate, poignant beauty of Japan’s cherry blossom season, you’ll be happy to know that these destinations are also home to a variety of cherry trees that bloom at different times of the year.
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1 week ago | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Karen Fong
It feels like Bintan is experiencing something of a resurgence. The resort-focused island, where Singaporeans have been escaping to for short holidays for decades, is seeing new developments and hotels sprouting up, offering more than just a little beach time and a villa. There are also lots of activities — eco or otherwise — to enjoy on the island and make use of its expansive space.
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1 week ago | 
womensweekly.com.sg | Karen Fong
It feels like Bintan is experiencing something of a resurgence. The resort-focused island, where Singaporeans have been escaping to for short holidays for decades, is seeing new developments and hotels sprouting up, offering more than just a little beach time and a villa. There are also lots of activities — eco or otherwise — to enjoy on the island and make use of its expansive space.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
After exploring the world’s largest science and technology museum, the Deutsches Museum, there is no better place to relax than on its roof terrace overlooking the Isar river. Enjoy coffee and a bretzen (pretzel) with stunning views.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
A restaurant bar on a boat is not too unusual, but a boat parked on top of a railway bridge in the heart of Munich? This is a quirky place to sit outside and enjoy the garden, which is also on top of the bridge, and sample a buffet of local specialities. Soak up the fabulous atmostphere while munching on fresh pizza, African cuisine and crepes, all accompanied by a tipple.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
Munich has several larger-than-life, permanent art installations by the Icelandic-Danish artist, who works with elemental materials such as light, water, air and temperature. From the staircase leading to nowhere (Ganghoferstraße 29A) and the metallic sphere hanging in the Fünf Höfe (Theatinerstraße 15) to the twirling pendant in the Lenbachhaus (Luisenstraße 33), these attractions add to the character of each Munich district they inhabit.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
Surfing in a city? Possible in Munich, just steps from the old town. This 2km-long stream features an artificial wave and is considered one of the world’s best city surfing venues. The main area is located right after the bridge near the Haus der Kunst art museum. Recommended only for experienced surfers, it’s worth a visit if only to watch others ride the wave.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
The roof terrace at the Archaeological Museum, located in the Lehel district, is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the surrounding greenery. The menu includes daily changing pasta dishes with a healthy focus, as well as a selection of cocktails, which you can enjoy in the evenings when local DJs take the decks. They also offer rooftop yoga sessions if you’re craving some movement.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
Munich has embraced sticky mango rice and traditional pad Thai as much as Bavarian weisswurst, and Kaimug, which first opened as a food truck in 1994, is a stalwart in the city. Now located in the always bustling, chic Fünf Höfe Arcade, it is fast food at its best and perfect for a tasty lunch while sightseeing.
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2 weeks ago | 
silverkris.singaporeair.com | Karen Fong
When a restaurant celebrates asparagus season with a traditional German Oompah-band, you know they’re committed to bringing you only the most authentic cuisine. Right in the Viktualienmarkt, a food market and square in central Munich, Der Pschorr serves hearty, traditional Bavarian cuisine that is fresh and seasonal.
