Things to do in

Singapore

Located in Marina Bay, Singapore, Gardens by the Bay's two cooled conservatories — the Cloud Forest and the Flower Dome — showcase global plant collections in striking, climate-controlled environments. The Cloud Forest features a mist-filled highland dome with a dramatic indoor waterfall and a verdant mountain walkway; the Flower Dome displays seasonal and Mediterranean flora across themed landscape galleries.

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck sits atop the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel complex and offers panoramic, 360-degree views across Marina Bay, the Central Business District skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the Singapore Strait. Located on the 57th floor, the SkyPark is a prime spot for photography, cityscape viewing, and a short, memorable visit to experience Singapore from above.

Jewel Changi Airport Rain Vortex is the world's tallest indoor waterfall located in the heart of Jewel, a mixed-use shopping, dining and entertainment complex at Changi Airport (Terminal 1), Singapore. The 40-metre Rain Vortex sits within the multi-level Shiseido Forest Valley — a lush indoor garden — and is the centrepiece of a spectacular indoor nature and architectural experience combining nature, retail and travel infrastructure.

Universal Studios Singapore is a world-class theme park located on Sentosa Island featuring movie-themed zones, high-energy rides, live shows, and family-friendly attractions. The park blends immersive storytelling with thrilling roller coasters and interactive experiences across themed zones such as Hollywood, New York, Sci-Fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World, Far Far Away, and Madagascar.

The Singapore Zoo is a world-class open-concept rainforest zoo located in Mandai, Singapore. Known for its naturalistic habitats, immersive animal encounters and conservation-focused programs, the zoo houses a wide variety of mammals, birds and reptiles in landscaped enclosures designed to mimic their native environments. It is ideal for families, wildlife enthusiasts and photographers seeking close-up experiences and educational shows.

Night Safari Singapore at Mandai is the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park. It offers a unique opportunity to observe over 2,500 animals across 130 species in habitats designed to simulate their natural nighttime environments. The park blends guided tram rides, walking trails, live shows, and close-up exhibits to provide a multi-sensory after-dark wildlife experience.

S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa Island is one of the world's largest aquariums, housing over 100,000 marine animals across more than 1,000 species. Visitors move through immersive galleries that recreate habitats from shores to the deep ocean, culminating in the dramatic Open Ocean display with a massive viewing panel. The attraction blends education, conservation messaging, and spectacular marine displays — suitable for families, school groups, and marine-life enthusiasts.

Merlion Park is a waterfront public park and iconic Singapore landmark centered on the 8.6-meter Merlion statue — a mythical creature with a lion's head and a fish's body that spouts water from its mouth. It sits at the mouth of the Singapore River with sweeping views of the Marina Bay skyline, making it one of the most photographed spots in the city.

A 160-year-old tropical garden and Singapore's first UNESCO World Heritage site (inscribed 2015). The gardens combine curated botanical collections, a remnant rainforest, lakes, heritage trees and cultural landmarks across 82 hectares — offering a peaceful green lung in the city and a living museum for plant conservation, research and recreation.

Chinatown (Heritage District) is the historic heart of Singapore's Chinese community, a compact neighbourhood of conserved shophouses, temples, markets and hawker centres that tells the story of migrant life from the 19th century to today. The district blends heritage buildings, vibrant street life, traditional trades and contemporary eateries — ideal for walking tours, photography, cultural visits and food exploration.

Orchard Road is Singapore's premier shopping boulevard — a 2.2 km stretch lined with flagship malls, department stores, designer boutiques and lively dining spots. It caters to every shopper: from bargain-hunters and tech buyers to luxury-brand collectors. Expect a vibrant mix of air-conditioned mega-malls, street-level boutiques and themed lifestyle hubs.

Little India along Serangoon Road is the historic heart of Singapore's Indian community — a colourful, aromatic neighbourhood of ornate Hindu temples, bustling markets, vibrant shophouses, and lively street life. It offers an immersive cultural walk where food, textiles, spices and religious life combine to create one of Singapore's most atmospheric quarters.

A self-guided culinary trail through three of Singapore's most iconic hawker centres: Maxwell Food Centre, Lau Pa Sat (Telok Ayer Market) and Newton Food Centre. This trail showcases Singapore’s multicultural street-food heritage — from Hainanese chicken rice and Cantonese-style dim sum to Malay satay and BBQ seafood. Ideal for food lovers seeking authentic local flavors, affordable eats, and lively hawker atmospheres.

Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel located at Marina Bay, offering panoramic views of Singapore's skyline, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and on clear days parts of Malaysia and Indonesia. The attraction combines a relaxed ride experience with photo opportunities, dining options (including private capsule dining), and multimedia displays that explain local landmarks during the rotation.

ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is an iconic lotus-shaped museum that explores the intersection of art, science, technology and culture through large-scale touring exhibitions and immersive, interactive installations. Located on Marina Bay, the museum hosts both international blockbuster shows and original Singapore programming, with a strong emphasis on digital and experiential art. The building itself is an architectural landmark and a popular photo spot.

National Gallery Singapore is a world-class museum located in the Civic District housed within two national monuments — the former Supreme Court and City Hall. It holds the largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art and presents rotating exhibitions, educational programmes, and community events. The Gallery blends impressive colonial architecture with contemporary gallery design and offers hands-on programmes, guided tours, a rooftop garden, cafés, and a museum shop.

Three connected beaches on Sentosa Island offering a mix of lively activity, family-friendly sand play and quieter sunset spots. Siloso is energetic with water sports and bars; Palawan is family-focused with shallow sand and the short suspension bridge to Sentosa’s southern tip; Tanjong is the quieter, more secluded beach popular for sunsets and relaxed lounging.

Adventure Cove Waterpark is a compact, family-friendly waterpark on Sentosa Island (Resorts World Sentosa) combining high-adrenaline slides, a lazy/adventure river, a large wave pool and a unique snorkelling attraction where you can swim among hundreds of colourful fish. It's ideal for families and thrill-seekers looking for a half- to full-day wet-weatherproof activity in Singapore.

Skyline Luge Sentosa is a gravity-fuelled go-kart experience on Sentosa Island that combines thrilling downhill rides on purpose-built tracks with a scenic Skyride chairlift. It's family-friendly, suitable for first-timers and adrenaline seekers, and offers multiple track options, day & night rides, and panoramic views of Sentosa and the Singapore skyline.

Kampong Glam is Singapore’s historic Malay-Arab quarter centered around the iconic Sultan Mosque. The district combines heritage shophouses, textile and carpet shops along Arab Street, traditional Malay eateries, and modern cafés. Haji Lane — a narrow side street within Kampong Glam — is famous for its vibrant street art, indie boutiques, quirky cafés and a lively evening atmosphere. Together they offer a compact mix of culture, shopping, food and photo-worthy streetscapes.