英語 での Clarke quay の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In the next article, I will write about Clarke Quay, which I visited in the evening.
The"centre of commerce during the 19th century," Clarke Quay lives up to its legacy as a busy hub.
Clarke Quay is one of three neighbourhoods that make up the famous Singapore River precinct.
In this article, I will write about Clarke Quay as part of Day 5. What is Clarke Quay?
The hotel is located in the midst of Singapore entertainment hub, Clarke Quay, featuring over 150 bars and restaurants.
The Riverside Point building, home to Hair Salon Tokyo MICHAELA, is a 5-minute walk from Clarke Quay MRT Station and a 5-minute walk from the popular Liang Court shopping mall.
We are now located at 17 Upper Circular Road, conveniently situated in the heart of the city near the Singapore River and within a stone's throw from Clarke Quay MRT station(approximately 3-minute walk from Exit E).
Miel hair” and“Shine hair”, three Japanese popular hair salon united together new as“THREES” will be opening at Clarke Quay station mall.
Keep those dancing shoes on and hit Zouk, Singapore's popular nightclub at Clarke Quay, or drop by Kampung Glam's Blu Jazz café for an eclectic mix of live music and underground beats.
Once a bustling port over a century ago, Clarke Quay is now an upbeat lifestyle district that allows you to indulge in an array of dining and entertainment experiences.
From US$ 115 Park Hotel Clarke Quay No 1 Unity Street, Singapore, Singapore(Show map) Park Hotel Clarke Quay is a comfortable 4-star hotel set close to Suntec City, Central Business District and Suntec Singapore.
From US$ 98 Holiday Inn Express Clarke Quay 2 Magazine Road Singapore 059573,
For adventurers keen to explore beyond the kaleidoscope of sounds, sights and lights of Clarke Quay, head towards the Fort Canning or Clarke Quay MRT(subway/metro) stations that are just 3-minute or 5-minute walk respectively from the hotel.
In the early years, clan groups lived in different areas: The Hokkiens in Telok Ayer and the waterfront, the Teochews along Singapore River(Clarke Quay) and around Fort Canning, and the Cantonese and Hakka in Kreta Ayer.
Opened in 2009, Park Hotel Clarke Quay has 330 guest rooms and six suites, all fitted with stateof-the-art amenities, elevated ceilings and full-length windows offering superb views of the city skyline and the Singapore River.
There are 13 points to start your river cruise on, but for easy access to the next stop on this itinerary, take the Mass Rapid Transit(MRT) to Raffles Place station and walk to the Boat Quay jetty or alight at Clarke Quay station to get to the cruise booth outside Clarke Quay Central.
While quieter than Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, Robertson Quay's laid-back charm and host of stellar dining spots makes it the perfect spot for the discerning gourmand. Feast on tacos at casual Mexican eatery Super Loco, indulge in sumiyaki(charcoal-roasted meats) at Shunjuu Izakaya, and partake in Korean barbeque at Ju Shin Jung.
There are 13 points to start your river cruise on, but for easy access to the next stop on this itinerary, take the Mass Rapid Transit(MRT) to Raffles Place station and walk to the Boat Quay jetty or alight at Clarke Quay station to get to the cruise booth outside Clarke Quay Central.
The inaugural Singapore Festival of Fun kicks off from the 11th to 19th of March this year with a bang. Taking place in Clarke Quay, the festival is spread over three hubs across the nine days- the Nickelodeon Fiesta, Street Fest, and Magner's International Comedy Festival. Expect lots of games, live performances and fun for the whole family in Singapore's hippest entertainment enclave this March.
In the evening, go drinking and people-watching at Clarke Quay. This bustling nightlife hub is home to a variety of live music bars and clubs, including Singapore's most iconic club, Zouk. In 2006, 2007 and 2010, Zouk was ranked number 10 on DJ Magazine's list of Top 100 clubs in the world, and its reputation has helped Singapore to attain global recognition in the nightlife scene.