Singapore is an amazing place being a bustling tech hub and a melting pot of culture. Travelers looking to chill out after seeing everything the country has to offer could still maintain their view of the city in these high-altitude rooftop bars currently deemed the best in this country.
Speaking of altitude, a great rooftop bar is one that offers a 360-degree view of the entire city. Altitude in Singapore has quite affordable cocktails at $20 with special combinations including Pink Floyd and "Shut Up And Drink." 283 meters above sea level, travelers lounging in their seats can see the entire Marina Bay, the central business district and the Singapore river.
The name is not perfect French but likely wordplay of the famous French saying "C'est la vie" which means "such is life." Such is life indeed in the 360-degree view offered by Ce La Vi rooftop bar that overlooks Singapore's skyscrapers, the ports filled with boats and the central business district. According to TimeOut, Cocktails go for $24 and bottles go from $700 to $2,600.
Lantern is a bar with a swimming pool means getting a drink by the poolside. Travelers who would like to take a dip in the pool can go for free -- while onlookers see them. There is no 360-degree city view here but it looks downwards towards Marina Bay while having a backdrop of tropical delights. Drinks go about $24 for cocktails; quite a steal if you consider the pure performance of the Latin house band.
According to The Best Singapore, Southbridge has the finest food compared to all bars in the city. Its specialty is a variety of oysters on the menu. Southbridge also offers amazing seafood such as lobster rolls and salmon. Cocktails start at $20.
A microbrewery on top of the Marina Bay Financial Center, LeVel33 offers beers around $13 before peak hours where it becomes $17. Not a bad price considering LeVel33 overlooks almost the entire city. Travelers who love F1 racing could dine here and see the entire race from the bar. An amazing experience.
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