Flower Dome,Singapore

• Mediterranean and semi-arid plant collections (olive trees, succulents, baobabs)
• Seasonal floral displays and themed exhibitions (e.g., Tulip Mania, Orchid showcases)
• The Columnless Glass Dome large interior spaces and landscaped 'garden rooms'
• Pollen by Skye — the fine-dining restaurant located inside the Flower Dome (advance booking recommended)
• Signature trees and feature plants such as centuries-old olive trees and large succulents

• One of the world's largest glass greenhouses (spanning over a hectare) with a columnless interior
• Climate-controlled environment that replicates Mediterranean and semi-arid climates year‑round
• Rotating thematic displays — floral arrangements and garden designs change seasonally
• Energy-efficient systems integrated with Gardens by the Bay’s sustainability initiatives

• Self-guided exploration of themed garden rooms and plant collections
• Guided tours and interpretive talks (check schedule on the Gardens by the Bay website)
• Photography — excellent opportunities for macro and landscape floral shots
• Dining at Pollen (inside) or nearby eateries like Satay by the Bay
• Workshops and educational programs on horticulture and conservation (periodic)

Year-round (the conservatory is climate-controlled). For fewer crowds visit on weekdays and early mornings. Peak attendance occurs on public holidays and weekends, and during major seasonal displays.

Singapore is tropical — hot and humid outdoors year-round. The Flower Dome itself is air-conditioned and comfortable regardless of outdoor weather.

Typical hours: Conservatories generally open ~09:00 to 21:00 with last admission around 20:00 (confirm on official site). Admission: Prices vary; as a guideline, combined Flower Dome + Cloud Forest tickets are commonly offered (~SGD 28 for adults in recent years) and single-conservatory tickets are lower (~SGD 15–20). Note: Rates, promotions, and opening hours change — check the official Gardens by the Bay website before visiting.

Located at Gardens by the Bay, nearest MRT is Bayfront MRT (CE1/DT16) with sheltered walkways to the garden. The site is wheelchair accessible, with lifts and ramps. Drop-off points, parking, and bus routes serve the area; taxis and ride-hailing services are convenient.

Plan for 1.5–2.5 hours to comfortably see the Flower Dome, take photos, and visit Pollen or the gift shop; combine with Cloud Forest and outdoor Supertree Grove for a half- to full-day visit.

Light, breathable clothing and comfortable walking shoes. Bring a small umbrella or rain jacket for outdoors, a camera or smartphone for photos, and a reusable water bottle (there are refill stations around Gardens by the Bay).

Dine at Pollen inside the Flower Dome for a special experience, or try nearby options like Satay by the Bay for casual local fare. Souvenirs include postcards, botanical-themed gifts and plant-related items from the on-site gift shop.