Funan DigitaLife Mall

#81 among destinations in Singapore

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Funan DigitaLife Mall, once a distinctive landmark in Singapore’s Civic District, was a haven for tech enthusiasts and gadget geeks. This shopping center, dedicated to electronics and IT-related goods, was a bustling hub where one could find everything from the latest laptops and desktop computers to cameras, smartphones, and a plethora of accessories.

Strategically located near the City Hall MRT station, Funan DigitaLife Mall was a multi-story complex that gained popularity for its comprehensive selection of electronic products. It was the go-to destination for both locals and tourists seeking competitive prices and a wide range of digital gadgets. In addition to retail shops, the mall housed several eateries and cafes, providing a convenient spot for shoppers to refuel.

The mall was not just a place to buy electronics; it was also a community space where tech lovers could gather to discuss the latest trends and products. Workshops, product launches, and other tech-related events were regularly held within its walls, fostering a vibrant and interactive atmosphere.

However, in 2016, Funan DigitaLife Mall closed its doors to undergo a major redevelopment. The revamped Funan is reimagined as a mixed-use complex, featuring not just retail spaces but also offices and residences. The new Funan aims to continue the legacy of its predecessor by incorporating cutting-edge technology and creating a smart, experiential shopping environment for the next generation of consumers.

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Nearby attractions include: Raffles City, National Gallery Singapore, St Andrew's Cathedral, Peranakan Museum.

~1340 ftNE
Shopping centre, Shopping
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~750 ftE
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~980 ftN
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~600 ftNW
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Funan, Central Area
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Bridge
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