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Attractions

Singapore River

Ride on a bumboat along Singapore River and re-live the experience of the immigrants who eked out meagre living transporting goods from ships to the banks of the river. Flanking the river are the historical, the trendy and the popular: Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay. The old shop houses have been refurbished into modern shops and restaurants with an extensive choice of outdoor dining and nightclub choices. When the sun sets, this is the place to be enjoying the vast entertainment venues along the Singapore River. more

Singapore Flyer

Singapore Flyer offers you breathtaking, 360° panoramic views of Singapore. Located at Marina Bay, it sits astride a three-storey Retail Terminal with an exciting array of retail and F&B choices. A central atrium opens out to a lush tropical rainforest, while an open-air theatre hosts live performances. Standing at a stunning 165 metres, you will be able to experience remarkable scenes of the Singapore skyline: the magnificent Marina Bay, towering skyscrapers, tropical greenery, the Straits and the beautiful skies. more

Chinatown

Alongside the old shops and stalls and the new and trendy pubs, cafes and art galleries is The Village Theatre where guests can be entertained by the charm of a Chinese Opera performance. Revisit the past at the Chinatown Heritage Centre, or experience it firsthand at Street Markets and Food Street. The year is packed with festivals and events; the most festive being Chinese New Year when the streets will be packed with people, decorations and even an exciting lion dance or two. more

Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay

Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay is one of the world's busiest arts centres, officially opened on 12 October 2002. This architectural icon with its distinctive twin shells is situated within Singapore's civic district, just by Marina Bay at the mouth of the Singapore River. Its programme line-up spans all genres to encompass music, dance, theatre and visual arts, with a special emphasis on Asian culture. more

Orchard Road

Orchard Road attracts more than seven million visitors each year, while thousands of local residents visit the area for leisure and work each day. It is the premier shopping street in Singapore and you can purchase just about everything here. The stunning tree lined boulevard makes it a lovely place to stroll, shop and enjoy the diversity in the city. The restaurants and dining options range from international fine-dining to local hawker fare and just about everything in between. more

National Museum

Recently redeveloped, the National Museum presents Singapore’s vibrant art and history in a manner that redefines the conventional museum experience. The museum includes a wide range of exhibition space as well as the Public Sculpture Garden, Gallery Theatre and rooms to accommodate varied events.

Sentosa

Sentosa is a premier island resort getaway with something for everyone. Just 15 minutes from the city, it is a unique blend of leisure and recreational facilities including family attractions, beach activities, sea sports and golf. There is something fun and exhilarating for everyone to experience whether you are an adventure-seeker, nature lover, history-buff or beachcomber. A canopy of secondary rainforest covers 70 per cent of the 500-hectare island and is home to monitor lizards, monkeys, peacocks, parrots as well as other native fauna and flora. Sentosa has a 3.2-kilometre stretch of white sand beach, and offers beachfront accommodation with over 670 hotel rooms. Accessed by train, bus, taxi or car, the island is open for 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. more

Singapore Zoo

Set in a rainforest environment, Singapore Zoo’s world famous ‘open concept’ offers the opportunity to experience and be inspired by the wonders of nature. Animals here live in spacious and landscaped environments simulating that of their natural habitat. Be prepared to spend some time, the zoo covers 28 hectares of land and contains over 2500 animals. Some animals are even free-roaming in the zoo. There are shows, events and activities for all ages every day of the week.

Holland Village

A hot favourite, Holland Village draws the crowds like a moth to a flame. Day or night, the restaurants, fast-food outlets and shops offering local fare are packed with people from all walks of life. Specialty stores and the shopping centre are a delight to explore, especially when you discover the great bargains and hidden treasures. Once tired, you can make your way to one of the many coffee places, and take part in one of the favourite past-times at Holland Village – people watching. more

Changi Village

Changi Village holds a unique rustic charm that time seems to have forgotten. Its relaxed ambience, seaside landscape and friendly atmosphere encourage peaceful meandering. You may choose to picnic by the sea, browse through the local shops or take a slow and memorable boat ride to the outlying islands just off the coast.

Merlion Park

Consisting of the head of a Lion that is set atop the body of a fish, this statue and figure presents an unusual combination which has helped the Merlion become a distinct symbol of Singapore. A mythical creature that has served to represent Singapore since 1964, this unique symbol is now internationally recognized as the official symbol of the country. more

Wild Wild Wet Park in Singapore

Nestled amidst Singapore’s entertainment district, the Wild Wild Wet Park mingles ones’ love for adventure with the excitement of water-related fun. Being the biggest water theme park in the land, this wondrous attraction beckons the young and the youthful to indulge to their heart’s desires. more

Singapore Night Safari

Acclaimed as the pioneer of night safari in the world, Singapore Night Safari is a top attraction in Singapore that has received dozens of accolades and awards since 1995. Visitors can observe diverse nocturnal wild animals up close in their own habitats. more

Dolphin Lagoon

Nestled in Sentosa Island is the Dolphin Lagoon, housing gifted marine mammals, dazzling in pink hues, performing various acrobatic stunts to entertain kids and adults alike. Visitors can enjoy various performances by these adorable creatures and observe the training and feeding sessions. more

Chinese and Japanese Gardens

Referred collectively as Jurong Gardens, these gardens are located off Yuan Ching Road and are connected by long arched bridges. Enter the Chinese and Japanese Gardens of Singapore and relish their verdant greenery, pristine water sources, and picture perfect picnic spots. more

Siloso Beach

On the western side of Sentosa, Singapore’s famous resort island, rests the attractive sweeping coast Siloso Beach. Renowned as a hub for beach volleyball and aquatic sports, the Siloso Beach is thronged by beachgoers, sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts. more

Kent Ridge Park

For the traveller who loves the outdoors and appreciates the gifts of Mother Nature, a visit to Kent Ridge Park will be a rewarding experience. Uninhibited views of the city and glorious views of lush greenery, fauna and natural wonders await visitors. Belonging to The Southern Ridges, Kent Ridge Park is part of a 9 kilometer trail that starts from Mount Faber Park. more

Singapore Botanic Gardens

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is an iconic Singapore attraction that is well worth visiting. With a history that spans over 150 years, the locals frequent it regularly for its serenity, lush greenery, and wide open spaces to partake in leisurely activity such as tai chi, yoga and martial arts. As a project of Sir Stamford Raffles who was a naturalist, the Singapore Botanic Gardens takes pride and place in the heart of the city. Entrance to the gardens is free and it is opened daily from 5 in the morning till midnight. more

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

Arguably one of the most charming tourist destinations in Asia, Singapore comes across as a sprawling metropolis which refuses to rest night or day. Offering the visitor plenty of entertainment options to keep themselves busy, Singapore also serves up a variety of cultural and religious attractions such as the Sri Mariamman Temple, Leong San See Temple and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. more

Asian Civilizations Museum

The Asian Civilizations Museum presents a comprehensive perspective of Asian cultures. The museum endeavours to promote a better public appreciation of the diverse cultures that make Singapore’s multi-ethnic background. It houses an extensive collection that sheds light on the settlements in Singapore, including communities that have originated from around the world. more

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is one of the oldest rainforests in Singapore. Showcasing the rustic charm of Singapore, Bukit Timah Nature Reserve flawlessly unmasks the glorious beauty of Singapore’s untamed nature where uninhibited views of lush greenery and vibrant fauna await visitors. more