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Calculated Shard: 157 (from laksa186)

2. Crawled Status Check

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa157.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical, ml_categories_json AS ml_categories_json, ml_types_json AS ml_types_json, ml_intent_types_json AS ml_intent_types_json, meta_language AS meta_language, attrs_author AS attrs_author, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_publish_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(attrs_original_publish_time), 0) AS attrs_original_publish_time, ifNull(attrs_is_republished, 0) AS attrs_is_republished, ifNull(attrs_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_nr_words, ifNull(attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, 0) AS attrs_boilerpipe_nr_words, ifNull(body_ext_links_number, 0) AS body_ext_links_number, ifNull(body_int_links_number, 0) AS body_int_links_number, ifNull(meta_nofollow, 0) AS meta_nofollow, ifNull(meta_noarchive, 0) AS meta_noarchive, ifNull(props_was_rendered, 0) AS props_was_rendered, ifNull(src_redirect, \'\') AS src_redirect, ifNull(download_time_msec, 0) AS download_time_msec, ifNull(download_ttfb_msec, 0) AS download_ttfb_msec, ifNull(download_size, 0) AS download_size FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/","crawl_time":1776467242,"first_indexed_time":1626079640,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,thehoneycombers!\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/ s443","src_root_hash":"2412693375138013157","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Top Attractions in Singapore: 39 Must-Visit Places & Tourist Spots","meta_descriptions":["Looking for the best places to visit in Singapore? Explore 39 top attractions across the island, including famous landmarks, nature parks & theme parks."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Photography: Anthony Lim via Unsplash\nWhether you're a tourist or a local showing visitors around, explore the best attractions in Singapore and must-visit places across the island.\nVisiting our Little Red Dot, or a born and bred local rediscovering home? Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from\nmuseums\nand wildlife parks to\nnature reserves\nand food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore.\nReady to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss.\nGuide to top attractions in Singapore\nSingapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city\n1. Jewel Changi Airport\n2. Singapore Oceanarium\n3. Aqua Adventure\n4. Gardens by the Bay\n5. Singapore Botanic Gardens\n6. Singapore Flyer\n7. Singapore Zoo\n8. National Gallery Singapore\n9. Snow City\n10. Bird Paradise\n11. Wild Wild Wet\n12. Sentosa\n13. Orchard Road\n14. Rainforest Wild Asia\n15. Marina Bay Sands\n16. National Museum of Singapore\n17. Night Safari\n18. East Coast Park\n19. Merlion Park\n20. Haw Par Villa\n21. Chinatown\n22. River Wonders\n23. Science Centre Singapore\n24. Esplanade\n25. ArtScience Museum\n26. Marquee Singapore\n27. Singapore Cable Car\n28. Chijmes\n29. Little India\n30. Mount Faber\n31. MacRitchie Reservoir\n32. Zouk\n33. Asian Civilisations Museum\n34. Kampong Glam\n35. Changi Beach Park\n36. Jurong Lake Gardens\n37. Children’s Museum Singapore\n38. Fort Canning Park\n39. Offshore islands\nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhat are the must-see attractions in Singapore?\nHow many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?\nWhat's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?\nHow do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?\nIs Singapore an expensive city to visit?\nSingapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city\n1. Jewel Changi Airport\nPhotography: James Tan via Unsplash\nMeet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious\nJewel Changi Airport\n. More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery!\nVisit for:\nThe world’s tallest indoor waterfall\nPrice:\nFree entry; selected attractions are ticketed\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours\nAddress:\nJewel Changi Airport\n, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666\n2. Singapore Oceanarium\nPhotography: Singapore Oceanarium\nStep into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions.\nWith marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology.\nOn our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species!\nA slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition.\nVisit for:\nLearning about and interacting with marine animals\nPrice:\nOne-day tickets from $42 per adult and $35 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 10am to 7pm\nAddress:\nSingapore Oceanarium\n, Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137\n3. Aqua Adventure\nPhotography: Aqua Adventure\nPut on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars.\nNext, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends.\nVisit for:\nCrawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide\nPrice:\nTickets from $25 per pax\nOpening hours:\nTuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm\nAddress:\nAqua Adventure\n, #02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994\n4. Gardens by the Bay\nPhotography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash\nSingapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design.\nWe can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore!\nVisit for:\nExplore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens\nPrice:\nVaries by attraction\nOpening hours:\nVaries by attraction\nAddress:\nGardens by the Bay\n, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953\n5. Singapore Botanic Gardens\nPhotography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash\nThis city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the\nSingapore Botanic Gardens\nis a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike.\nPack a\npicnic\nand soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit.\nVisit for:\nPicnics surrounded by lush greenery\nPrice:\n Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 5am to 12am\nAddress:\nSingapore Botanic Gardens\n, 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569\n6. Singapore Flyer\nPhotography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash\nThis one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir.\nOur first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views.\nVisit for:\nA bird’s eye view of the city\nPrice:\n Tickets from $40 per adult and $25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below)\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 10am to 10pm\nAddress:\nSingapore Flyer\n, 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803\n7. Singapore Zoo\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\nWith\neco-tourism\non the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home.\nGo behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures.\nVisit for:\nOne of the world’s top rainforest zoos\nPrice:\nTickets at $49 per adult and $34 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 8.30am to 6pm\nAddress:\nSingapore Zoo\n, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n8. National Gallery Singapore\nPhotography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook\nHere’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue.\nThe museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space.\nVisit for:\nRenowned Southeast Asian art\nPrice:\nFree general admission for locals; special exhibition from $15 per pax; standard admission passes from $20 per pax for tourists\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 10am to 7pm\nAddress:\nNational Gallery Singapore\n, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957\n9. Snow City\nPhotography: Snow City via Facebook\nBeat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants!\nVisit for:\nBumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground\nPrice:\nOne-hour snow play session + one bumper car from $27 per adult and $23 per child\nOpening hours:\nTuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm\nAddress:\nSnow City Singapore\n, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433\n10. Bird Paradise\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\nOpened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve,\nBird Paradise\nis a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles.\nBesides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool!\nVisit for:\nAsia’s largest bird sanctuary\nPrice:\n Tickets at $49 per adult and $34 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 9am to 6pm\nAddress:\nBird Paradise\n, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n11. Wild Wild Wet\nPhotography: Downtown East via Facebook\nChase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more.\nVisit for:\nThrilling water slides and rides\nPrice:\n Day passes from $29 per adult and $21 per child\nOpening hours:\nMonday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm\nAddress:\nWild Wild Wet\n, 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599\n12. Sentosa\nPhotography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash\nLooking for some fun? Explore\nSentosa\n, aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to\nUniversal Studios Singapore\nfor thrills and spills (and check out the new\nMinion Land\n!), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive.\nBesides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club.\nVisit for:\nUSS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions\nPrice:\nFree entry; selected attractions are ticketed\nOpening hours:\nVaries by attraction\nAddress:\nSentosa\n, 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958\n13. Orchard Road\nPhotography: K8 via Unsplash\nA shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe\nOrchard Road\n, our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City.\nYour next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options.\nVisit for:\nSingapore’s famous shopping belt\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nVaries by location\nAddress:\nOrchard Road\n, various locations\n14. Rainforest Wild Asia\nPhotography: Amelia Ang\nHead to Asia’s first wildlife park,\nRainforest Wild Asia\n, for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves.\nAfter exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes.\nVisit for:\n36 diverse animal species\nPrice:\nTickets at $45 per adult and $33 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 9am to 6pm\nAddress:\nRainforest Wild Asia\n, accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825\n15. Marina Bay Sands\nPhotography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash\nYou simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline.\nMarina Bay Sands\nhas become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions.\nWhen the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the\nMarina Bay\nwaterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await.\nVisit for:\nBougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nVaries by attraction\nAddress:\nMarina Bay Sands\n, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n16. National Museum of Singapore\nPhotography: National Museum of Singapore\nCulture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade.\nThe permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the\nSingapore Night Festival\n, an annual iconic art event!\nVisit for:\nRich historical exhibitions\nPrice:\nFree entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from $18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 10am to 7pm\nAddress:\nNational Museum of Singapore\n, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897\n17. Night Safari\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\nCurious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos.\nIf you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way.\nVisit for:\nA unique after-dark wildlife adventure\nPrice:\nTickets at $58 per adult and $41 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 6.30pm to 12am\nAddress:\nNight Safari\n, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n18. East Coast Park\nPhotography: National Parks Board\nIf you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills!\nVisit for:\nBiking, running or picnics by the beach\nPrice:\n Free entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours\nAddress:\nEast Coast Park\n, East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486\n19. Merlion Park\nPhotography: Jisun Han via Unsplash\nHalf-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold.\nVisit for:\nPhotos with the national mascot\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours\nAddress:\nMerlion Park\n, 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213\n20. Haw Par Villa\nPhotography: Haw Par Villa\nSearching for something a little more offbeat?\nHaw Par Villa\nis the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell.\nVisit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of.\nVisit for:\nAn eccentric and unique theme park\nPrice:\nTickets at $20 per adult and $10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below)\nOpening hours:\nTuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm\nAddress:\nHaw Par Villa\n, 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628\n21. Chinatown\nPhotography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash\nOnce a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to\nAnn Siang Hill and Club Street\nfor an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by\nClub Street Laundry\nfor a tipple or more.\nVisit for:\nA heritage-rich enclave\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 9am to 10pm\nAddress:\nChinatown\n, Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216\n22. River Wonders\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\nHead to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas.\nVisit for:\nA boat adventure and giant pandas\nPrice:\nTickets at $45 per adult and $33per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 10am to 7pm\nAddress:\nRiver Wonders\n, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n23. Science Centre Singapore\nIt’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics.\nVisit for:\nEducational yet fun kid-friendly activities\nPrice:\n Daypass from $12 per adult and $8 per child\nOpening hours:\nTuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm\nAddress:\nScience Centre Singapore\n, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081\n24. Esplanade\nPhotography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash\nOur nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes!\nVisit for:\nThe iconic ‘durian’ with free performances\nPrice:\nFree entry; selected attractions are ticketed\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day)\nAddress:\nEsplanade\n, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981\n25. ArtScience Museum\nPhotography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash\nAfter taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm.\nBlending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby.\nVisit for:\nWorld-class galleries like Future World\nPrice:\n Varies by exhibition\nOpening hours:\nSunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm\nAddress:\nArtScience Museum\n, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974\n26. Marquee Singapore\nPhotography: Tao Group\nKnow another\nnightclub\nwith an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously.\nVisit for:\nAn indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide\nPrice:\nCover charge from $20 per pax; varies by event\nOpening hours:\nFriday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am\nAddress:\nMarquee Singapore\n, #B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n27. Singapore Cable Car\nPhotography: Mount Faber Leisure\nFancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring.\nThrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart!\nVisit for:\nA scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa\nPrice:\nRound-trip cable car ride from $35 per adult and $25 per child\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 8.45am to 10pm\nAddress:\nSingapore Cable Car\n, Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203\n28. Chijmes\nPhotography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash\nSaw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots.\nWe love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box.\nVisit for:\nA beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F&B businesses\nAddress:\nChijmes\n, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996\n29. Little India\nPhotography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash\nThrow on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets.\nOf course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by\nMustafa Centre\n, a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal.\nVisit for:\nHeritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds\nPrice:\n Free entry\nOpening hours:\nTimings vary\nAddress:\nLittle India\n, Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227\n30. Mount Faber\nPhotography: Vuitton via Unsplash\nPerched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a\nromantic\nescape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day.\nVisit for:\nPanoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours\nAddress:\nMount Faber\n, junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448\n31. MacRitchie Reservoir\nPhotography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash\nWe’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush\nnature parks\nand\nhiking trails\nat places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks.\nWe recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot.\nVisit for:\nChill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 7am to 7pm\nAddress:\nMacRitchie Reservoir\n, 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733\n32. Zouk\nPhotography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook\nHere’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along\nClarke Quay\n, this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness.\nVisit for:\nOne of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs\nPrice:\nGeneral admission from $20 per pax; varies by event\nOpening hours:\nWednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am\nAddress:\nZouk\n, #01-05 to #02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022\n33. Asian Civilisations Museum\nPhotography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook\nAs the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries.\nVisit for:\nA deep-dive into Asian history\nPrice:\nFree entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from $15 per pax\nOpening hours:\nSaturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm\nAddress:\nAsian Civilisations Museum\n, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555\n34. Kampong Glam\nPhotography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock\nAnother neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at\nHaji Lane\nand Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets.\nVisit for:\nA trendy heritage neighbourhood\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nTimings vary\nAddress:\nKampong Glam\n, Arab Street, Singapore 199744\n35. Changi Beach Park\nLined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours.\nVisit for:\nSandy beaches and BBQ feasts\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, open 24 hours\nAddress:\nChangi Beach Park\n, Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991\n36. Jurong Lake Gardens\nPhotography: Benita Lee\nWesties aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong,\nJurong Lake Gardens\nis a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens.\nAnother cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal.\nVisit for:\nA sprawling tranquil garden in the West\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions\nAddress:\nJurong Lake Gardens\n, 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662\n37. Children’s Museum Singapore\nPhotography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook\nWant to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions!\nVisit for:\nAn educational playground for the little ones\nPrice:\nFree entry for locals; tickets from $15 per adult and $10 per child for tourists\nOpening hours:\nTuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm\nAddress:\nChildren’s Museum Singapore\n, 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807\n38. Fort Canning Park\nPhotography: Darren Halos via Pexels\nHistory meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events.\nVisit for:\nA nature escape rich in history\nPrice:\nFree entry\nOpening hours:\nDaily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions\nAddress:\nFort Canning Park\n, bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road\n39. Offshore islands\nPhotography: Singapore Land Authority\nEscape the city and set sail for Singapore’s offshore islands, where diverse flora and fauna await. Whether it’s the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin or the serene beaches of Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu and Sisters’ Islands, each spot offers a welcome change of pace. Check out local ferry companies (like Marina South Ferries and Singapore Island Cruise) for ferry services, as well as guided cruises to these destinations.\nVisit for:\nExploring charming islands\nPrice:\nRound-trip ferry tickets from $15 per pax; varies by ferry company\nOpening hours:\nVaries by island\nAddress:\nOffshore islands\n, various locations\nGo ahead and explore the best of Singapore with this list of major attractions!\nFrequently Asked Questions","attrs_markdown":"![](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/tr?id=580275095458123&ev=PageView&noscript=1)\n\n- [Skip to content](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#genesis-content)\n- [Skip to primary sidebar](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#genesis-sidebar-primary)\n\n[Singapore SG]()\n\n[Honeycombers Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/)\n\nRestaurants, Bars, Fashion, Style and Things to Do in Singapore\n\n- [Eat & Drink](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/eat-drink\/)\n  - 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Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from [museums](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-museums-art-galleries-singapore\/) and wildlife parks to [nature reserves](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/parks-in-singapore\/) and food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore.\n\nReady to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss.\n\nGuide to top attractions in Singapore\n\n[Toggle](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/)\n\n- [Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#singapore-sightseeing-guide-fun-attractions-in-the-city)\n  - [1\\. Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#1-jewel-changi-airport)\n  - [2\\. Singapore Oceanarium](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#2-singapore-oceanarium)\n  - [3\\. Aqua Adventure](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#3-aqua-adventure)\n  - [4\\. Gardens by the Bay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#4-gardens-by-the-bay)\n  - [5\\. Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#5-singapore-botanic-gardens)\n  - [6\\. Singapore Flyer](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#6-singapore-flyer)\n  - [7\\. Singapore Zoo](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#7-singapore-zoo)\n  - [8\\. National Gallery Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#8-national-gallery-singapore)\n  - [9\\. Snow City](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#9-snow-city)\n  - [10\\. Bird Paradise](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#10-bird-paradise)\n  - [11\\. Wild Wild Wet](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#11-wild-wild-wet)\n  - [12\\. Sentosa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#12-sentosa)\n  - [13\\. Orchard Road](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#13-orchard-road)\n  - [14\\. Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#14-rainforest-wild-asia)\n  - [15\\. Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#15-marina-bay-sands)\n  - [16\\. National Museum of Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#16-national-museum-of-singapore)\n  - [17\\. Night Safari](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#17-night-safari)\n  - [18\\. East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#18-east-coast-park)\n  - [19\\. Merlion Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#19-merlion-park)\n  - [20\\. Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#20-haw-par-villa)\n  - [21\\. Chinatown](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#21-chinatown)\n  - [22\\. River Wonders](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#22-river-wonders)\n  - [23\\. Science Centre Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#23-science-centre-singapore)\n  - [24\\. Esplanade](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#24-esplanade)\n  - [25\\. ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#25-artscience-museum)\n  - [26\\. Marquee Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#26-marquee-singapore)\n  - [27\\. Singapore Cable Car](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#27-singapore-cable-car)\n  - [28\\. Chijmes](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#28-chijmes)\n  - [29\\. Little India](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#29-little-india)\n  - [30\\. Mount Faber](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#30-mount-faber)\n  - [31\\. MacRitchie Reservoir](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#31-macritchie-reservoir)\n  - [32\\. Zouk](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#32-zouk)\n  - [33\\. Asian Civilisations Museum](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#33-asian-civilisations-museum)\n  - [34\\. Kampong Glam](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#34-kampong-glam)\n  - [35\\. Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#35-changi-beach-park)\n  - [36\\. Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#36-jurong-lake-gardens)\n  - [37\\. Children’s Museum Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#37-childrens-museum-singapore)\n  - [38\\. Fort Canning Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#38-fort-canning-park)\n  - [39\\. Offshore islands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#39-offshore-islands)\n- [Frequently Asked Questions](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#frequently-asked-questions)\n  - [What are the must-see attractions in Singapore?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#what-are-the-must-see-attractions-in-singapore)\n  - [How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#how-many-days-do-i-need-for-sightseeing-in-singapore)\n  - [What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#whats-the-best-time-to-visit-singapore-outdoors)\n  - [How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#how-do-i-get-around-singapore-for-sightseeing)\n  - [Is Singapore an expensive city to visit?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#is-singapore-an-expensive-city-to-visit)\n## Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city\n### 1\\. Jewel Changi Airport\n![best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: James Tan via Unsplash\n\nMeet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious [Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-jewel-changi-airport-singapore\/). More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery\\!\n\n**Visit for:** The world’s tallest indoor waterfall  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/www.jewelchangiairport.com\/en.html), 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666\n\n### 2\\. Singapore Oceanarium\n![Best attractions in Singapore - Singapore Oceanarium exhibition](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/Best-attractions-in-Singapore-Singapore-Oceanarium-exhibition-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Singapore Oceanarium\n\nStep into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions.\n\nWith marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology.\n\nOn our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species\\!\n\nA slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F\\&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition.\n\n**Visit for:** Learning about and interacting with marine animals  \n**Price:** One-day tickets from \\$42 per adult and \\$35 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Oceanarium](https:\/\/www.singaporeoceanarium.com\/?utm_source=honeycombers&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=advertorial&utm_placement=website), Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137\n\n### 3\\. Aqua Adventure\n![singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Aqua Adventure\n\nPut on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars.\n\nNext, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends.\n\n**Visit for:** Crawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide  \n**Price:** Tickets from \\$25 per pax  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm  \n**Address:** [Aqua Adventure](https:\/\/www.hometeamns.sg\/bedok-reservoir-origin\/aquaadventure\/), \\#02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994\n\n### 4\\. Gardens by the Bay\n![best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash\n\nSingapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design.\n\nWe can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Explore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens  \n**Price:** Varies by attraction  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Gardens by the Bay](https:\/\/www.gardensbythebay.com.sg\/), 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953\n\n### 5\\. Singapore Botanic Gardens\n![top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash\n\nThis city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/singapore-botanic-gardens-park-what-to-see-do-and-eat\/) is a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike.\n\nPack a [picnic](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore\/) and soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit.\n\n**Visit for:** Picnics surrounded by lush greenery **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 5am to 12am  \n**Address:** [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/sbg), 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569\n\n### 6\\. Singapore Flyer\n![top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash\n\nThis one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir.\n\nOur first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views.\n\n**Visit for:** A bird’s eye view of the city **Price:** Tickets from \\$40 per adult and \\$25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below)  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Flyer](https:\/\/www.singaporeflyer.com\/en), 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803\n\n### 7\\. Singapore Zoo\n![best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nWith [eco-tourism](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sustainable-tourism-travel\/) on the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home.\n\nGo behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures.\n\n**Visit for:** One of the world’s top rainforest zoos **Price:** Tickets at \\$49 per adult and \\$34 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8.30am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Zoo](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/singapore-zoo.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 8\\. National Gallery Singapore\n![attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook\n\nHere’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue.\n\nThe museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space.\n\n**Visit for:** Renowned Southeast Asian art **Price:** Free general admission for locals; special exhibition from \\$15 per pax; standard admission passes from \\$20 per pax for tourists  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [National Gallery Singapore](https:\/\/www.nationalgallery.sg\/), 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957\n\n### 9\\. Snow City\n![best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Snow City via Facebook\n\nBeat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Bumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground  \n**Price:** One-hour snow play session + one bumper car from \\$27 per adult and \\$23 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Snow City Singapore](https:\/\/www.snowcity.com.sg\/), 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433\n\n### 10\\. Bird Paradise\n![best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nOpened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, [Bird Paradise](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/bird-paradise-guide-singapore\/) is a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles.\n\nBesides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Asia’s largest bird sanctuary **Price:** Tickets at \\$49 per adult and \\$34 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Bird Paradise](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/bird-paradise.html), 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 11\\. Wild Wild Wet\n![best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Downtown East via Facebook\n\nChase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more.\n\n**Visit for:** Thrilling water slides and rides **Price:** Day passes from \\$29 per adult and \\$21 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Monday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Wild Wild Wet](https:\/\/www.wildwildwet.com\/), 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599\n\n### 12\\. Sentosa\n![best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash\n\nLooking for some fun? Explore [Sentosa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sentosa-singapore-things-to-do\/), aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to [Universal Studios Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/universal-studios-singapore-guide\/) for thrills and spills (and check out the new [Minion Land](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/minion-land-universal-studios-singapore\/)!), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive.\n\nBesides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club.\n\n**Visit for:** USS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Sentosa](https:\/\/www.sentosa.com.sg\/), 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958\n\n### 13\\. Orchard Road\n![best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: K8 via Unsplash\n\nA shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe [Orchard Road](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/survival-guide-to-orchard-road-singapore\/), our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City.\n\nYour next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options.\n\n**Visit for:** Singapore’s famous shopping belt **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by location  \n**Address:** [Orchard Road](https:\/\/orchardroad.org\/), various locations\n\n### 14\\. Rainforest Wild Asia\n![top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Amelia Ang\n\nHead to Asia’s first wildlife park, [Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/rainforest-wild-asia-guide\/), for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves.\n\nAfter exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes.\n\n**Visit for:** 36 diverse animal species **Price:** Tickets at \\$45 per adult and \\$33 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/rainforest-wild-asia-guide\/), accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825\n\n### 15\\. Marina Bay Sands\n![best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash\n\nYou simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline. [Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-in-marina-bay-sands\/) has become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions.\n\nWhen the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the [Marina Bay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-marina-bay-restaurants\/) waterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await.\n\n**Visit for:** Bougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/www.marinabaysands.com\/), 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n\n### 16\\. National Museum of Singapore\n![best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Museum of Singapore\n\nCulture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade.\n\nThe permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the [Singapore Night Festival](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/singapore-night-festival\/), an annual iconic art event\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Rich historical exhibitions **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from \\$18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [National Museum of Singapore](https:\/\/www.nhb.gov.sg\/nationalmuseum\/), 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897\n\n### 17\\. Night Safari\n![best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nCurious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos.\n\nIf you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way.\n\n**Visit for:** A unique after-dark wildlife adventure  \n**Price:** Tickets at \\$58 per adult and \\$41 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 6.30pm to 12am  \n**Address:** [Night Safari](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/night-safari.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 18\\. East Coast Park\n![top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Parks Board\n\nIf you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Biking, running or picnics by the beach **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/east-coast-park-guide-singapore\/), East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486\n\n### 19\\. Merlion Park\n![singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Jisun Han via Unsplash\n\nHalf-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold.\n\n**Visit for:** Photos with the national mascot **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Merlion Park](https:\/\/www.visitsingapore.com\/neighbourhood\/featured-neighbourhood\/marina-bay\/merlion-park\/), 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213\n\n### 20\\. Haw Par Villa\n![top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Haw Par Villa\n\nSearching for something a little more offbeat? [Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-haw-par-villa-singapore-hell\/) is the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell.\n\nVisit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of.\n\n**Visit for:** An eccentric and unique theme park **Price:** Tickets at \\$20 per adult and \\$10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below)  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/www.hawparvilla.sg\/), 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628\n\n[![free things to do in singapore](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/free-things-to-do-in-singapore\/)\n\n[Things To Do](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do\/)\n\n[21 free things to do in Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/free-things-to-do-in-singapore\/)\n### 21\\. Chinatown\n![top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash\n\nOnce a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to [Ann Siang Hill and Club Street](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/neighbourhood-guide-ann-siang-hill-club-street\/) for an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by [Club Street Laundry](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/club-street-laundry-hup-san-social-club-review\/) for a tipple or more.\n\n**Visit for:** A heritage-rich enclave **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Chinatown](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-in-chinatown-singapore\/), Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216\n\n### 22\\. River Wonders\n![attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nHead to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas.\n\n**Visit for:** A boat adventure and giant pandas **Price:** Tickets at \\$45 per adult and \\$33per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [River Wonders](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/river-wonders.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 23\\. Science Centre Singapore\nIt’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics.\n\n**Visit for:** Educational yet fun kid-friendly activities **Price:** Daypass from \\$12 per adult and \\$8 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm  \n**Address:** [Science Centre Singapore](https:\/\/www.science.edu.sg\/), 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081\n\n### 24\\. Esplanade\n![top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash\n\nOur nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes\\!\n\n**Visit for:** The iconic ‘durian’ with free performances  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day)  \n**Address:** [Esplanade](https:\/\/www.esplanade.com\/), 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981\n\n### 25\\. ArtScience Museum\n![best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash\n\nAfter taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm.\n\nBlending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby.\n\n**Visit for:** World-class galleries like Future World **Price:** Varies by exhibition  \n**Opening hours:** Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm  \n**Address:** [ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/www.marinabaysands.com\/museum.html), 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974\n\n### 26\\. Marquee Singapore\n![top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Tao Group\n\nKnow another [nightclub](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-nightclubs-singapore\/) with an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously.\n\n**Visit for:** An indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide **Price:** Cover charge from \\$20 per pax; varies by event  \n**Opening hours:** Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am  \n**Address:** [Marquee Singapore](https:\/\/taogroup.com\/venues\/marquee-singapore\/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAzba9BhBhEiwA7glbamm73QS778u-SvGbOvaCtcB_JaDX46XEyWM8lZ_KQgu4IHsW5_eOahoC8F8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds), \\#B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n\n### 27\\. Singapore Cable Car\n![best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Mount Faber Leisure\n\nFancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring.\n\nThrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart\\!\n\n**Visit for:** A scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa **Price:** Round-trip cable car ride from \\$35 per adult and \\$25 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8.45am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Cable Car](https:\/\/www.mountfaberleisure.com\/attraction\/singapore-cable-car\/), Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203\n\n### 28\\. Chijmes\n![top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash\n\nSaw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots.\n\nWe love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box.\n\n**Visit for:** A beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F\\&B businesses  \n**Address:** [Chijmes](https:\/\/www.chijmes.com.sg\/), 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996\n\n### 29\\. Little India\n![top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash\n\nThrow on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets.\n\nOf course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by [Mustafa Centre](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/mustafa-centre-singapore\/), a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal.\n\n**Visit for:** Heritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Timings vary  \n**Address:** [Little India](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/little-india-singapore-neighbourhood-guide\/), Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227\n\n### 30\\. Mount Faber\n![top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Vuitton via Unsplash\n\nPerched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a [romantic](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/romantic-places-in-singapore-date-ideas\/) escape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day.\n\n**Visit for:** Panoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Mount Faber](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/mount-faber-park), junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448\n\n### 31\\. MacRitchie Reservoir\n![top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash\n\nWe’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush [nature parks](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/parks-in-singapore\/) and [hiking trails](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/hiking-in-singapore-trekking\/) at places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks.\n\nWe recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot.\n\n**Visit for:** Chill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 7am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [MacRitchie Reservoir](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/macritchie-reservoir-park-treetop-walk\/), 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733\n\n### 32\\. Zouk\n![top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook\n\nHere’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along [Clarke Quay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-bars-restaurants-clarke-quay\/), this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness.\n\n**Visit for:** One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs **Price:** General admission from \\$20 per pax; varies by event  \n**Opening hours:** Wednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am  \n**Address:** [Zouk](https:\/\/zoukgroup.com\/singapore\/zouk\/), \\#01-05 to \\#02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022\n\n### 33\\. Asian Civilisations Museum\n![attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook\n\nAs the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries.\n\n**Visit for:** A deep-dive into Asian history **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from \\$15 per pax  \n**Opening hours:** Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm  \n**Address:** [Asian Civilisations Museum](https:\/\/www.acm.org.sg\/), 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555\n\n### 34\\. Kampong Glam\n![top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock\n\nAnother neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at [Haji Lane](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-haji-lane-singapore\/) and Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets.\n\n**Visit for:** A trendy heritage neighbourhood  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Timings vary  \n**Address:** [Kampong Glam](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/kampong-glam-singapore\/), Arab Street, Singapore 199744\n\n### 35\\. Changi Beach Park\nLined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours.\n\n**Visit for:** Sandy beaches and BBQ feasts  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/changi-beach-park\/), Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991\n\n### 36\\. Jurong Lake Gardens\n![top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Benita Lee\n\nWesties aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong, [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens\/) is a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens.\n\nAnother cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal.\n\n**Visit for:** A sprawling tranquil garden in the West  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions  \n**Address:** [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/juronglakegardens.nparks.gov.sg\/), 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662\n\n### 37\\. Children’s Museum Singapore\n![attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook\n\nWant to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions\\!\n\n**Visit for:** An educational playground for the little ones  \n**Price:** Free entry for locals; tickets from \\$15 per adult and \\$10 per child for tourists  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm  \n**Address:** [Children’s Museum Singapore](https:\/\/www.nhb.gov.sg\/childrensmuseum), 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807\n\n### 38\\. Fort Canning Park\n![top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Darren Halos via Pexels\n\nHistory meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events.\n\n**Visit for:** A nature escape rich in history **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions  \n**Address:** [Fort Canning Park](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/fort-canning-park), bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road\n\n### 39\\. Offshore islands\n![top-attractions-singapore-lazarus-island-pathway-surrounded-by-greenery-and-sea](data:image\/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)\n\nPhotography: Singapore Land Authority\n\nEscape the city and set sail for Singapore’s offshore islands, where diverse flora and fauna await. Whether it’s the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin or the serene beaches of Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu and Sisters’ Islands, each spot offers a welcome change of pace. Check out local ferry companies (like Marina South Ferries and Singapore Island Cruise) for ferry services, as well as guided cruises to these destinations.\n\n**Visit for:** Exploring charming islands **Price:** Round-trip ferry tickets from \\$15 per pax; varies by ferry company  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by island  \n**Address:** [Offshore islands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/singapore-islands\/), various locations\n\nGo ahead and explore the best of Singapore with this list of major attractions\\!\n\n## Frequently Asked Questions\n### What are the must-see attractions in Singapore?\nSingapore is known for a wide array of attractions that cater to all interests. These include world-class shopping malls, wildlife parks, museums, cultural hotspots, heritage sites and more.\n\nBut if you’re pressed for time, here are the places we recommend you prioritise: Jewel Changi Airport; Gardens by the Bay; Marina Bay Sands; Sentosa; Singapore Botanic Gardens; National Gallery Singapore; as well as the heritage enclaves of Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam.\n### How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?\nWhile you can get a taste of Singapore within two to three days, we recommend giving yourself at least five days to a week to experience its diverse offerings. This allows enough time to visit major attractions, explore different neighbourhoods, and enjoy the city's renowned culinary scene (hawker centres, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and bars) without feeling rushed.\n\n### What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?\nAs a tropical country, Singapore is hot and humid year-round with frequent rainfall. However, the dry season (from February to April) generally offers less rain, lower humidity and more sunshine, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing.\n\nEven during the wet season (typically from November to January), rain comes in short, heavy bursts, so it rarely disrupts plans for an entire day. Pro tip: carry along an umbrella or raincoat for unforeseen wet weather, as well as a handheld fan to beat the heat\\!\n### How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?\nSingapore’s public transport system is lauded as one of the best in the world, so you can be assured of its efficiency and affordability. Common modes of transport are via the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), an air-conditioned subway system; buses; as well as taxis and ride-sharing services via apps like Grab and Tada.\n\nTo use Singapore’s MRT and bus services, you can purchase a stored-value card at any SimplyGo Ticket Office or convenience store (like 7-11 and Cheers); or a Singaporean Tourist Pass (a special stored-value card that can be bought at selected MRT stations offering unlimited travel for one, two or three days). Alternatively, use contactless bank cards and mobile wallets, but take note of any admin fees for foreign-issued bank cards. Cash and coins are also accepted on buses – do prepare the exact fare ‘cos no change will be given\\!\n\nAs Singapore is a small city, many areas (especially within neighbourhoods like Chinatown and Kampong Glam) are best explored on foot. Put on comfy shoes to clock your steps.\n### Is Singapore an expensive city to visit?\nWhile Singapore is known for being one of the more expensive cities in Southeast Asia, you can manage your budget by opting for public transport, dining at hawker centres (with dishes from as affordable as \\$3), and visiting free attractions. Think Orchard Road, Jewel Changi Airport and East Coast Park.\n\n*\\[This list has been curated by our editorial team and may include approved advertisers.\\]*\n\n### [Content you can trust: This article was written and edited by humans, not AI. 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Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from [museums](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-museums-art-galleries-singapore\/) and wildlife parks to [nature reserves](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/parks-in-singapore\/) and food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore.\n\nReady to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss.\n\nGuide to top attractions in Singapore\n\n- [Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#singapore-sightseeing-guide-fun-attractions-in-the-city)\n  - [1\\. Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#1-jewel-changi-airport)\n  - [2\\. Singapore Oceanarium](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#2-singapore-oceanarium)\n  - [3\\. Aqua Adventure](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#3-aqua-adventure)\n  - [4\\. Gardens by the Bay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#4-gardens-by-the-bay)\n  - [5\\. Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#5-singapore-botanic-gardens)\n  - [6\\. Singapore Flyer](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#6-singapore-flyer)\n  - [7\\. Singapore Zoo](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#7-singapore-zoo)\n  - [8\\. National Gallery Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#8-national-gallery-singapore)\n  - [9\\. Snow City](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#9-snow-city)\n  - [10\\. Bird Paradise](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#10-bird-paradise)\n  - [11\\. Wild Wild Wet](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#11-wild-wild-wet)\n  - [12\\. Sentosa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#12-sentosa)\n  - [13\\. Orchard Road](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#13-orchard-road)\n  - [14\\. Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#14-rainforest-wild-asia)\n  - [15\\. Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#15-marina-bay-sands)\n  - [16\\. National Museum of Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#16-national-museum-of-singapore)\n  - [17\\. Night Safari](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#17-night-safari)\n  - [18\\. East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#18-east-coast-park)\n  - [19\\. Merlion Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#19-merlion-park)\n  - [20\\. Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#20-haw-par-villa)\n  - [21\\. Chinatown](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#21-chinatown)\n  - [22\\. River Wonders](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#22-river-wonders)\n  - [23\\. Science Centre Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#23-science-centre-singapore)\n  - [24\\. Esplanade](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#24-esplanade)\n  - [25\\. ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#25-artscience-museum)\n  - [26\\. Marquee Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#26-marquee-singapore)\n  - [27\\. Singapore Cable Car](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#27-singapore-cable-car)\n  - [28\\. Chijmes](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#28-chijmes)\n  - [29\\. Little India](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#29-little-india)\n  - [30\\. Mount Faber](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#30-mount-faber)\n  - [31\\. MacRitchie Reservoir](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#31-macritchie-reservoir)\n  - [32\\. Zouk](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#32-zouk)\n  - [33\\. Asian Civilisations Museum](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#33-asian-civilisations-museum)\n  - [34\\. Kampong Glam](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#34-kampong-glam)\n  - [35\\. Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#35-changi-beach-park)\n  - [36\\. Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#36-jurong-lake-gardens)\n  - [37\\. Children’s Museum Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#37-childrens-museum-singapore)\n  - [38\\. Fort Canning Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#38-fort-canning-park)\n  - [39\\. Offshore islands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#39-offshore-islands)\n- [Frequently Asked Questions](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#frequently-asked-questions)\n  - [What are the must-see attractions in Singapore?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#what-are-the-must-see-attractions-in-singapore)\n  - [How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#how-many-days-do-i-need-for-sightseeing-in-singapore)\n  - [What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#whats-the-best-time-to-visit-singapore-outdoors)\n  - [How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#how-do-i-get-around-singapore-for-sightseeing)\n  - [Is Singapore an expensive city to visit?](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions\/#is-singapore-an-expensive-city-to-visit)\n## Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city\n### 1\\. Jewel Changi Airport\n![best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: James Tan via Unsplash\n\nMeet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious [Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-jewel-changi-airport-singapore\/). More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery\\!\n\n**Visit for:** The world’s tallest indoor waterfall  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Jewel Changi Airport](https:\/\/www.jewelchangiairport.com\/en.html), 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666\n\n### 2\\. Singapore Oceanarium\n![Best attractions in Singapore - Singapore Oceanarium exhibition](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/Best-attractions-in-Singapore-Singapore-Oceanarium-exhibition-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Singapore Oceanarium\n\nStep into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions.\n\nWith marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology.\n\nOn our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species\\!\n\nA slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F\\&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition.\n\n**Visit for:** Learning about and interacting with marine animals  \n**Price:** One-day tickets from \\$42 per adult and \\$35 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Oceanarium](https:\/\/www.singaporeoceanarium.com\/?utm_source=honeycombers&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=advertorial&utm_placement=website), Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137\n\n### 3\\. Aqua Adventure\n![singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Aqua Adventure\n\nPut on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars.\n\nNext, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends.\n\n**Visit for:** Crawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide  \n**Price:** Tickets from \\$25 per pax  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm  \n**Address:** [Aqua Adventure](https:\/\/www.hometeamns.sg\/bedok-reservoir-origin\/aquaadventure\/), \\#02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994\n\n### 4\\. Gardens by the Bay\n![best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash\n\nSingapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design.\n\nWe can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Explore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens  \n**Price:** Varies by attraction  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Gardens by the Bay](https:\/\/www.gardensbythebay.com.sg\/), 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953\n\n### 5\\. Singapore Botanic Gardens\n![top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash\n\nThis city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/singapore-botanic-gardens-park-what-to-see-do-and-eat\/) is a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike.\n\nPack a [picnic](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore\/) and soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit.\n\n**Visit for:** Picnics surrounded by lush greenery **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 5am to 12am  \n**Address:** [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/sbg), 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569\n\n### 6\\. Singapore Flyer\n![top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash\n\nThis one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir.\n\nOur first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views.\n\n**Visit for:** A bird’s eye view of the city **Price:** Tickets from \\$40 per adult and \\$25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below)  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Flyer](https:\/\/www.singaporeflyer.com\/en), 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803\n\n### 7\\. Singapore Zoo\n![best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nWith [eco-tourism](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sustainable-tourism-travel\/) on the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home.\n\nGo behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures.\n\n**Visit for:** One of the world’s top rainforest zoos **Price:** Tickets at \\$49 per adult and \\$34 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8.30am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Zoo](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/singapore-zoo.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 8\\. National Gallery Singapore\n![attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook\n\nHere’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue.\n\nThe museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space.\n\n**Visit for:** Renowned Southeast Asian art **Price:** Free general admission for locals; special exhibition from \\$15 per pax; standard admission passes from \\$20 per pax for tourists  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [National Gallery Singapore](https:\/\/www.nationalgallery.sg\/), 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957\n\n### 9\\. Snow City\n![best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Snow City via Facebook\n\nBeat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Bumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground  \n**Price:** One-hour snow play session + one bumper car from \\$27 per adult and \\$23 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Snow City Singapore](https:\/\/www.snowcity.com.sg\/), 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433\n\n### 10\\. Bird Paradise\n![best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nOpened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, [Bird Paradise](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/bird-paradise-guide-singapore\/) is a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles.\n\nBesides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Asia’s largest bird sanctuary **Price:** Tickets at \\$49 per adult and \\$34 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Bird Paradise](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/bird-paradise.html), 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 11\\. Wild Wild Wet\n![best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Downtown East via Facebook\n\nChase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more.\n\n**Visit for:** Thrilling water slides and rides **Price:** Day passes from \\$29 per adult and \\$21 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Monday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Wild Wild Wet](https:\/\/www.wildwildwet.com\/), 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599\n\n### 12\\. Sentosa\n![best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash\n\nLooking for some fun? Explore [Sentosa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/sentosa-singapore-things-to-do\/), aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to [Universal Studios Singapore](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/universal-studios-singapore-guide\/) for thrills and spills (and check out the new [Minion Land](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/minion-land-universal-studios-singapore\/)!), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive.\n\nBesides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club.\n\n**Visit for:** USS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Sentosa](https:\/\/www.sentosa.com.sg\/), 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958\n\n### 13\\. Orchard Road\n![best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: K8 via Unsplash\n\nA shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe [Orchard Road](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/survival-guide-to-orchard-road-singapore\/), our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City.\n\nYour next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options.\n\n**Visit for:** Singapore’s famous shopping belt **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by location  \n**Address:** [Orchard Road](https:\/\/orchardroad.org\/), various locations\n\n### 14\\. Rainforest Wild Asia\n![top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Amelia Ang\n\nHead to Asia’s first wildlife park, [Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/rainforest-wild-asia-guide\/), for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves.\n\nAfter exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes.\n\n**Visit for:** 36 diverse animal species **Price:** Tickets at \\$45 per adult and \\$33 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Rainforest Wild Asia](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/rainforest-wild-asia-guide\/), accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825\n\n### 15\\. Marina Bay Sands\n![best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash\n\nYou simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline. [Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-in-marina-bay-sands\/) has become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions.\n\nWhen the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the [Marina Bay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-marina-bay-restaurants\/) waterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await.\n\n**Visit for:** Bougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Varies by attraction  \n**Address:** [Marina Bay Sands](https:\/\/www.marinabaysands.com\/), 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n\n### 16\\. National Museum of Singapore\n![best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Museum of Singapore\n\nCulture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade.\n\nThe permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the [Singapore Night Festival](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/singapore-night-festival\/), an annual iconic art event\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Rich historical exhibitions **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from \\$18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [National Museum of Singapore](https:\/\/www.nhb.gov.sg\/nationalmuseum\/), 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897\n\n### 17\\. Night Safari\n![best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nCurious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos.\n\nIf you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way.\n\n**Visit for:** A unique after-dark wildlife adventure  \n**Price:** Tickets at \\$58 per adult and \\$41 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 6.30pm to 12am  \n**Address:** [Night Safari](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/night-safari.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 18\\. East Coast Park\n![top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: National Parks Board\n\nIf you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills\\!\n\n**Visit for:** Biking, running or picnics by the beach **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [East Coast Park](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/east-coast-park-guide-singapore\/), East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486\n\n### 19\\. Merlion Park\n![singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Jisun Han via Unsplash\n\nHalf-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold.\n\n**Visit for:** Photos with the national mascot **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Merlion Park](https:\/\/www.visitsingapore.com\/neighbourhood\/featured-neighbourhood\/marina-bay\/merlion-park\/), 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213\n\n### 20\\. Haw Par Villa\n![top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Haw Par Villa\n\nSearching for something a little more offbeat? [Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-haw-par-villa-singapore-hell\/) is the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell.\n\nVisit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of.\n\n**Visit for:** An eccentric and unique theme park **Price:** Tickets at \\$20 per adult and \\$10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below)  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm  \n**Address:** [Haw Par Villa](https:\/\/www.hawparvilla.sg\/), 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628\n\n[![free things to do in singapore](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2024\/04\/free-things-to-do-in-singapore-1.png)](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/free-things-to-do-in-singapore\/)\n\n### 21\\. Chinatown\n![top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash\n\nOnce a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to [Ann Siang Hill and Club Street](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/neighbourhood-guide-ann-siang-hill-club-street\/) for an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by [Club Street Laundry](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/club-street-laundry-hup-san-social-club-review\/) for a tipple or more.\n\n**Visit for:** A heritage-rich enclave **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Chinatown](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/things-to-do-in-chinatown-singapore\/), Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216\n\n### 22\\. River Wonders\n![attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mandai Wildlife Group\n\nHead to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas.\n\n**Visit for:** A boat adventure and giant pandas **Price:** Tickets at \\$45 per adult and \\$33per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [River Wonders](https:\/\/www.mandai.com\/en\/river-wonders.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826\n\n### 23\\. Science Centre Singapore\nIt’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics.\n\n**Visit for:** Educational yet fun kid-friendly activities **Price:** Daypass from \\$12 per adult and \\$8 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm  \n**Address:** [Science Centre Singapore](https:\/\/www.science.edu.sg\/), 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081\n\n### 24\\. Esplanade\n![top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash\n\nOur nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes\\!\n\n**Visit for:** The iconic ‘durian’ with free performances  \n**Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day)  \n**Address:** [Esplanade](https:\/\/www.esplanade.com\/), 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981\n\n### 25\\. ArtScience Museum\n![best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront-900x580.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash\n\nAfter taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm.\n\nBlending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby.\n\n**Visit for:** World-class galleries like Future World **Price:** Varies by exhibition  \n**Opening hours:** Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm  \n**Address:** [ArtScience Museum](https:\/\/www.marinabaysands.com\/museum.html), 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974\n\n### 26\\. Marquee Singapore\n![top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Tao Group\n\nKnow another [nightclub](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-nightclubs-singapore\/) with an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously.\n\n**Visit for:** An indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide **Price:** Cover charge from \\$20 per pax; varies by event  \n**Opening hours:** Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am  \n**Address:** [Marquee Singapore](https:\/\/taogroup.com\/venues\/marquee-singapore\/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAzba9BhBhEiwA7glbamm73QS778u-SvGbOvaCtcB_JaDX46XEyWM8lZ_KQgu4IHsW5_eOahoC8F8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds), \\#B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956\n\n### 27\\. Singapore Cable Car\n![best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Mount Faber Leisure\n\nFancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring.\n\nThrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart\\!\n\n**Visit for:** A scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa **Price:** Round-trip cable car ride from \\$35 per adult and \\$25 per child  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 8.45am to 10pm  \n**Address:** [Singapore Cable Car](https:\/\/www.mountfaberleisure.com\/attraction\/singapore-cable-car\/), Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203\n\n### 28\\. Chijmes\n![top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash\n\nSaw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots.\n\nWe love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box.\n\n**Visit for:** A beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F\\&B businesses  \n**Address:** [Chijmes](https:\/\/www.chijmes.com.sg\/), 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996\n\n### 29\\. Little India\n![top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash\n\nThrow on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets.\n\nOf course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by [Mustafa Centre](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/mustafa-centre-singapore\/), a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal.\n\n**Visit for:** Heritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Timings vary  \n**Address:** [Little India](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/little-india-singapore-neighbourhood-guide\/), Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227\n\n### 30\\. Mount Faber\n![top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Vuitton via Unsplash\n\nPerched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a [romantic](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/romantic-places-in-singapore-date-ideas\/) escape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day.\n\n**Visit for:** Panoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Mount Faber](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/mount-faber-park), junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448\n\n### 31\\. MacRitchie Reservoir\n![top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash\n\nWe’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush [nature parks](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/parks-in-singapore\/) and [hiking trails](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/hiking-in-singapore-trekking\/) at places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks.\n\nWe recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot.\n\n**Visit for:** Chill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 7am to 7pm  \n**Address:** [MacRitchie Reservoir](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/macritchie-reservoir-park-treetop-walk\/), 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733\n\n### 32\\. Zouk\n![top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook\n\nHere’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along [Clarke Quay](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/best-bars-restaurants-clarke-quay\/), this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness.\n\n**Visit for:** One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs **Price:** General admission from \\$20 per pax; varies by event  \n**Opening hours:** Wednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am  \n**Address:** [Zouk](https:\/\/zoukgroup.com\/singapore\/zouk\/), \\#01-05 to \\#02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022\n\n### 33\\. Asian Civilisations Museum\n![attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook\n\nAs the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries.\n\n**Visit for:** A deep-dive into Asian history **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from \\$15 per pax  \n**Opening hours:** Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm  \n**Address:** [Asian Civilisations Museum](https:\/\/www.acm.org.sg\/), 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555\n\n### 34\\. Kampong Glam\n![top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock\n\nAnother neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at [Haji Lane](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/guide-to-haji-lane-singapore\/) and Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets.\n\n**Visit for:** A trendy heritage neighbourhood  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Timings vary  \n**Address:** [Kampong Glam](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/kampong-glam-singapore\/), Arab Street, Singapore 199744\n\n### 35\\. Changi Beach Park\nLined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours.\n\n**Visit for:** Sandy beaches and BBQ feasts  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours  \n**Address:** [Changi Beach Park](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/changi-beach-park\/), Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991\n\n### 36\\. Jurong Lake Gardens\n![top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Benita Lee\n\nWesties aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong, [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/thehoneycombers.com\/singapore\/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens\/) is a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens.\n\nAnother cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal.\n\n**Visit for:** A sprawling tranquil garden in the West  \n**Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions  \n**Address:** [Jurong Lake Gardens](https:\/\/juronglakegardens.nparks.gov.sg\/), 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662\n\n### 37\\. Children’s Museum Singapore\n![attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook\n\nWant to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions\\!\n\n**Visit for:** An educational playground for the little ones  \n**Price:** Free entry for locals; tickets from \\$15 per adult and \\$10 per child for tourists  \n**Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm  \n**Address:** [Children’s Museum Singapore](https:\/\/www.nhb.gov.sg\/childrensmuseum), 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807\n\n### 38\\. Fort Canning Park\n![top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees](https:\/\/static.thehoneycombers.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/2\/2025\/02\/top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees-900x643.jpg)\n\nPhotography: Darren Halos via Pexels\n\nHistory meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events.\n\n**Visit for:** A nature escape rich in history **Price:** Free entry  \n**Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions  \n**Address:** [Fort Canning Park](https:\/\/www.nparks.gov.sg\/visit\/parks\/park-detail\/fort-canning-park), bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road\n\n### 39\\. 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Photography: Anthony Lim via Unsplash Whether you're a tourist or a local showing visitors around, explore the best attractions in Singapore and must-visit places across the island. Visiting our Little Red Dot, or a born and bred local rediscovering home? Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from museums and wildlife parks to nature reserves and food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore. Ready to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss. Guide to top attractions in Singapore Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city 1. Jewel Changi Airport 2. Singapore Oceanarium 3. Aqua Adventure 4. Gardens by the Bay 5. Singapore Botanic Gardens 6. Singapore Flyer 7. Singapore Zoo 8. National Gallery Singapore 9. Snow City 10. Bird Paradise 11. Wild Wild Wet 12. Sentosa 13. Orchard Road 14. Rainforest Wild Asia 15. Marina Bay Sands 16. National Museum of Singapore 17. Night Safari 18. East Coast Park 19. Merlion Park 20. Haw Par Villa 21. Chinatown 22. River Wonders 23. Science Centre Singapore 24. Esplanade 25. ArtScience Museum 26. Marquee Singapore 27. Singapore Cable Car 28. Chijmes 29. Little India 30. Mount Faber 31. MacRitchie Reservoir 32. Zouk 33. Asian Civilisations Museum 34. Kampong Glam 35. Changi Beach Park 36. Jurong Lake Gardens 37. Children’s Museum Singapore 38. Fort Canning Park 39. Offshore islands Frequently Asked Questions What are the must-see attractions in Singapore? How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore? What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors? How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing? Is Singapore an expensive city to visit? Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city 1. Jewel Changi Airport Photography: James Tan via Unsplash Meet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious Jewel Changi Airport . More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery! Visit for: The world’s tallest indoor waterfall Price: Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours Address: Jewel Changi Airport , 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666 2. Singapore Oceanarium Photography: Singapore Oceanarium Step into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions. With marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology. On our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species! A slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition. Visit for: Learning about and interacting with marine animals Price: One-day tickets from $42 per adult and $35 per child Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm Address: Singapore Oceanarium , Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137 3. Aqua Adventure Photography: Aqua Adventure Put on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars. Next, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends. Visit for: Crawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide Price: Tickets from $25 per pax Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm Address: Aqua Adventure , #02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994 4. Gardens by the Bay Photography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash Singapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design. We can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore! Visit for: Explore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens Price: Varies by attraction Opening hours: Varies by attraction Address: Gardens by the Bay , 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953 5. Singapore Botanic Gardens Photography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash This city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike. Pack a picnic and soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit. Visit for: Picnics surrounded by lush greenery Price: Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed Opening hours: Daily, 5am to 12am Address: Singapore Botanic Gardens , 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569 6. Singapore Flyer Photography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash This one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir. Our first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views. Visit for: A bird’s eye view of the city Price: Tickets from $40 per adult and $25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below) Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 10pm Address: Singapore Flyer , 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803 7. Singapore Zoo Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group With eco-tourism on the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home. Go behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures. Visit for: One of the world’s top rainforest zoos Price: Tickets at $49 per adult and $34 per child Opening hours: Daily, 8.30am to 6pm Address: Singapore Zoo , 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 8. National Gallery Singapore Photography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook Here’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue. The museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space. Visit for: Renowned Southeast Asian art Price: Free general admission for locals; special exhibition from $15 per pax; standard admission passes from $20 per pax for tourists Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm Address: National Gallery Singapore , 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957 9. Snow City Photography: Snow City via Facebook Beat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants! Visit for: Bumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground Price: One-hour snow play session + one bumper car from $27 per adult and $23 per child Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm Address: Snow City Singapore , 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433 10. Bird Paradise Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Opened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Bird Paradise is a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles. Besides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool! Visit for: Asia’s largest bird sanctuary Price: Tickets at $49 per adult and $34 per child Opening hours: Daily, 9am to 6pm Address: Bird Paradise , 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 11. Wild Wild Wet Photography: Downtown East via Facebook Chase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more. Visit for: Thrilling water slides and rides Price: Day passes from $29 per adult and $21 per child Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm Address: Wild Wild Wet , 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599 12. Sentosa Photography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash Looking for some fun? Explore Sentosa , aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to Universal Studios Singapore for thrills and spills (and check out the new Minion Land !), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive. Besides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club. Visit for: USS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions Price: Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed Opening hours: Varies by attraction Address: Sentosa , 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958 13. Orchard Road Photography: K8 via Unsplash A shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe Orchard Road , our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City. Your next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options. Visit for: Singapore’s famous shopping belt Price: Free entry Opening hours: Varies by location Address: Orchard Road , various locations 14. Rainforest Wild Asia Photography: Amelia Ang Head to Asia’s first wildlife park, Rainforest Wild Asia , for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves. After exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes. Visit for: 36 diverse animal species Price: Tickets at $45 per adult and $33 per child Opening hours: Daily, 9am to 6pm Address: Rainforest Wild Asia , accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825 15. Marina Bay Sands Photography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash You simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline. Marina Bay Sands has become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions. When the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the Marina Bay waterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await. Visit for: Bougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show Price: Free entry Opening hours: Varies by attraction Address: Marina Bay Sands , 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 16. National Museum of Singapore Photography: National Museum of Singapore Culture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade. The permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the Singapore Night Festival , an annual iconic art event! Visit for: Rich historical exhibitions Price: Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from $18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm Address: National Museum of Singapore , 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897 17. Night Safari Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Curious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos. If you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way. Visit for: A unique after-dark wildlife adventure Price: Tickets at $58 per adult and $41 per child Opening hours: Daily, 6.30pm to 12am Address: Night Safari , 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 18. East Coast Park Photography: National Parks Board If you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills! Visit for: Biking, running or picnics by the beach Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours Address: East Coast Park , East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486 19. Merlion Park Photography: Jisun Han via Unsplash Half-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold. Visit for: Photos with the national mascot Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours Address: Merlion Park , 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213 20. Haw Par Villa Photography: Haw Par Villa Searching for something a little more offbeat? Haw Par Villa is the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell. Visit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of. Visit for: An eccentric and unique theme park Price: Tickets at $20 per adult and $10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below) Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm Address: Haw Par Villa , 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628 21. Chinatown Photography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash Once a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to Ann Siang Hill and Club Street for an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by Club Street Laundry for a tipple or more. Visit for: A heritage-rich enclave Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, 9am to 10pm Address: Chinatown , Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216 22. River Wonders Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Head to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas. Visit for: A boat adventure and giant pandas Price: Tickets at $45 per adult and $33per child Opening hours: Daily, 10am to 7pm Address: River Wonders , 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 23. Science Centre Singapore It’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics. Visit for: Educational yet fun kid-friendly activities Price: Daypass from $12 per adult and $8 per child Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm Address: Science Centre Singapore , 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081 24. Esplanade Photography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash Our nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes! Visit for: The iconic ‘durian’ with free performances Price: Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed Opening hours: Daily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day) Address: Esplanade , 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981 25. ArtScience Museum Photography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash After taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm. Blending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby. Visit for: World-class galleries like Future World Price: Varies by exhibition Opening hours: Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm Address: ArtScience Museum , 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974 26. Marquee Singapore Photography: Tao Group Know another nightclub with an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously. Visit for: An indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide Price: Cover charge from $20 per pax; varies by event Opening hours: Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am Address: Marquee Singapore , #B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 27. Singapore Cable Car Photography: Mount Faber Leisure Fancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring. Thrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart! Visit for: A scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa Price: Round-trip cable car ride from $35 per adult and $25 per child Opening hours: Daily, 8.45am to 10pm Address: Singapore Cable Car , Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203 28. Chijmes Photography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash Saw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots. We love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box. Visit for: A beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F&B businesses Address: Chijmes , 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996 29. Little India Photography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash Throw on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets. Of course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by Mustafa Centre , a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal. Visit for: Heritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds Price: Free entry Opening hours: Timings vary Address: Little India , Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227 30. Mount Faber Photography: Vuitton via Unsplash Perched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a romantic escape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day. Visit for: Panoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours Address: Mount Faber , junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448 31. MacRitchie Reservoir Photography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash We’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush nature parks and hiking trails at places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks. We recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot. Visit for: Chill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, 7am to 7pm Address: MacRitchie Reservoir , 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733 32. Zouk Photography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook Here’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along Clarke Quay , this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness. Visit for: One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs Price: General admission from $20 per pax; varies by event Opening hours: Wednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am Address: Zouk , #01-05 to #02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022 33. Asian Civilisations Museum Photography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook As the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries. Visit for: A deep-dive into Asian history Price: Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from $15 per pax Opening hours: Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm Address: Asian Civilisations Museum , 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555 34. Kampong Glam Photography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock Another neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at Haji Lane and Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets. Visit for: A trendy heritage neighbourhood Price: Free entry Opening hours: Timings vary Address: Kampong Glam , Arab Street, Singapore 199744 35. Changi Beach Park Lined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours. Visit for: Sandy beaches and BBQ feasts Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, open 24 hours Address: Changi Beach Park , Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991 36. Jurong Lake Gardens Photography: Benita Lee Westies aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong, Jurong Lake Gardens is a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens. Another cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal. Visit for: A sprawling tranquil garden in the West Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions Address: Jurong Lake Gardens , 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662 37. Children’s Museum Singapore Photography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook Want to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions! Visit for: An educational playground for the little ones Price: Free entry for locals; tickets from $15 per adult and $10 per child for tourists Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm Address: Children’s Museum Singapore , 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807 38. Fort Canning Park Photography: Darren Halos via Pexels History meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events. Visit for: A nature escape rich in history Price: Free entry Opening hours: Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions Address: Fort Canning Park , bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road 39. Offshore islands Photography: Singapore Land Authority Escape the city and set sail for Singapore’s offshore islands, where diverse flora and fauna await. Whether it’s the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin or the serene beaches of Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu and Sisters’ Islands, each spot offers a welcome change of pace. Check out local ferry companies (like Marina South Ferries and Singapore Island Cruise) for ferry services, as well as guided cruises to these destinations. Visit for: Exploring charming islands Price: Round-trip ferry tickets from $15 per pax; varies by ferry company Opening hours: Varies by island Address: Offshore islands , various locations Go ahead and explore the best of Singapore with this list of major attractions! 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Visiting our Little Red Dot, or a born and bred local rediscovering home? Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from [museums](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-museums-art-galleries-singapore/) and wildlife parks to [nature reserves](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/parks-in-singapore/) and food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore. Ready to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss. Guide to top attractions in Singapore [Toggle](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/) - [Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#singapore-sightseeing-guide-fun-attractions-in-the-city) - [1\. Jewel Changi Airport](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#1-jewel-changi-airport) - [2\. Singapore Oceanarium](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#2-singapore-oceanarium) - [3\. Aqua Adventure](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#3-aqua-adventure) - [4\. Gardens by the Bay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#4-gardens-by-the-bay) - [5\. Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#5-singapore-botanic-gardens) - [6\. Singapore Flyer](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#6-singapore-flyer) - [7\. Singapore Zoo](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#7-singapore-zoo) - [8\. National Gallery Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#8-national-gallery-singapore) - [9\. Snow City](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#9-snow-city) - [10\. Bird Paradise](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#10-bird-paradise) - [11\. Wild Wild Wet](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#11-wild-wild-wet) - [12\. Sentosa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#12-sentosa) - [13\. Orchard Road](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#13-orchard-road) - [14\. Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#14-rainforest-wild-asia) - [15\. Marina Bay Sands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#15-marina-bay-sands) - [16\. National Museum of Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#16-national-museum-of-singapore) - [17\. Night Safari](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#17-night-safari) - [18\. East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#18-east-coast-park) - [19\. Merlion Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#19-merlion-park) - [20\. Haw Par Villa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#20-haw-par-villa) - [21\. Chinatown](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#21-chinatown) - [22\. River Wonders](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#22-river-wonders) - [23\. Science Centre Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#23-science-centre-singapore) - [24\. Esplanade](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#24-esplanade) - [25\. ArtScience Museum](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#25-artscience-museum) - [26\. Marquee Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#26-marquee-singapore) - [27\. Singapore Cable Car](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#27-singapore-cable-car) - [28\. Chijmes](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#28-chijmes) - [29\. Little India](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#29-little-india) - [30\. Mount Faber](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#30-mount-faber) - [31\. MacRitchie Reservoir](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#31-macritchie-reservoir) - [32\. Zouk](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#32-zouk) - [33\. Asian Civilisations Museum](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#33-asian-civilisations-museum) - [34\. Kampong Glam](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#34-kampong-glam) - [35\. Changi Beach Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#35-changi-beach-park) - [36\. Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#36-jurong-lake-gardens) - [37\. Children’s Museum Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#37-childrens-museum-singapore) - [38\. Fort Canning Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#38-fort-canning-park) - [39\. Offshore islands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#39-offshore-islands) - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#frequently-asked-questions) - [What are the must-see attractions in Singapore?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#what-are-the-must-see-attractions-in-singapore) - [How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#how-many-days-do-i-need-for-sightseeing-in-singapore) - [What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#whats-the-best-time-to-visit-singapore-outdoors) - [How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#how-do-i-get-around-singapore-for-sightseeing) - [Is Singapore an expensive city to visit?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#is-singapore-an-expensive-city-to-visit) ## Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city ### 1\. Jewel Changi Airport ![best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex-900x643.jpg) Photography: James Tan via Unsplash Meet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious [Jewel Changi Airport](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-jewel-changi-airport-singapore/). More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery\! **Visit for:** The world’s tallest indoor waterfall **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Jewel Changi Airport](https://www.jewelchangiairport.com/en.html), 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666 ### 2\. Singapore Oceanarium ![Best attractions in Singapore - Singapore Oceanarium exhibition](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/Best-attractions-in-Singapore-Singapore-Oceanarium-exhibition-900x643.jpg) Photography: Singapore Oceanarium Step into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions. With marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology. On our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species\! A slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F\&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition. **Visit for:** Learning about and interacting with marine animals **Price:** One-day tickets from \$42 per adult and \$35 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [Singapore Oceanarium](https://www.singaporeoceanarium.com/?utm_source=honeycombers&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=advertorial&utm_placement=website), Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137 ### 3\. Aqua Adventure ![singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war-900x643.jpg) Photography: Aqua Adventure Put on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars. Next, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends. **Visit for:** Crawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide **Price:** Tickets from \$25 per pax **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm **Address:** [Aqua Adventure](https://www.hometeamns.sg/bedok-reservoir-origin/aquaadventure/), \#02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994 ### 4\. Gardens by the Bay ![best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge-900x643.jpg) Photography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash Singapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design. We can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore\! **Visit for:** Explore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens **Price:** Varies by attraction **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Gardens by the Bay](https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/), 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953 ### 5\. Singapore Botanic Gardens ![top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery-900x643.jpg) Photography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash This city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-botanic-gardens-park-what-to-see-do-and-eat/) is a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike. Pack a [picnic](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore/) and soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit. **Visit for:** Picnics surrounded by lush greenery **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 5am to 12am **Address:** [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg), 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569 ### 6\. Singapore Flyer ![top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies-900x643.jpg) Photography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash This one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir. Our first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views. **Visit for:** A bird’s eye view of the city **Price:** Tickets from \$40 per adult and \$25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below) **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 10pm **Address:** [Singapore Flyer](https://www.singaporeflyer.com/en), 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803 ### 7\. Singapore Zoo ![best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group With [eco-tourism](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sustainable-tourism-travel/) on the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home. Go behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures. **Visit for:** One of the world’s top rainforest zoos **Price:** Tickets at \$49 per adult and \$34 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 8.30am to 6pm **Address:** [Singapore Zoo](https://www.mandai.com/en/singapore-zoo.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 8\. National Gallery Singapore ![attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook Here’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue. The museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space. **Visit for:** Renowned Southeast Asian art **Price:** Free general admission for locals; special exhibition from \$15 per pax; standard admission passes from \$20 per pax for tourists **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [National Gallery Singapore](https://www.nationalgallery.sg/), 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957 ### 9\. Snow City ![best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice-900x643.jpg) Photography: Snow City via Facebook Beat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants\! **Visit for:** Bumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground **Price:** One-hour snow play session + one bumper car from \$27 per adult and \$23 per child **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm **Address:** [Snow City Singapore](https://www.snowcity.com.sg/), 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433 ### 10\. Bird Paradise ![best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Opened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, [Bird Paradise](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/bird-paradise-guide-singapore/) is a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles. Besides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool\! **Visit for:** Asia’s largest bird sanctuary **Price:** Tickets at \$49 per adult and \$34 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm **Address:** [Bird Paradise](https://www.mandai.com/en/bird-paradise.html), 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 11\. Wild Wild Wet ![best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide-900x643.jpg) Photography: Downtown East via Facebook Chase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more. **Visit for:** Thrilling water slides and rides **Price:** Day passes from \$29 per adult and \$21 per child **Opening hours:** Monday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm **Address:** [Wild Wild Wet](https://www.wildwildwet.com/), 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599 ### 12\. Sentosa ![best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach-900x643.jpg) Photography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash Looking for some fun? Explore [Sentosa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sentosa-singapore-things-to-do/), aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to [Universal Studios Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/universal-studios-singapore-guide/) for thrills and spills (and check out the new [Minion Land](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/minion-land-universal-studios-singapore/)!), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive. Besides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club. **Visit for:** USS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Sentosa](https://www.sentosa.com.sg/), 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958 ### 13\. Orchard Road ![best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques-900x643.jpg) Photography: K8 via Unsplash A shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe [Orchard Road](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/survival-guide-to-orchard-road-singapore/), our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City. Your next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options. **Visit for:** Singapore’s famous shopping belt **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Varies by location **Address:** [Orchard Road](https://orchardroad.org/), various locations ### 14\. Rainforest Wild Asia ![top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk-900x643.jpg) Photography: Amelia Ang Head to Asia’s first wildlife park, [Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/rainforest-wild-asia-guide/), for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves. After exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes. **Visit for:** 36 diverse animal species **Price:** Tickets at \$45 per adult and \$33 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm **Address:** [Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/rainforest-wild-asia-guide/), accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825 ### 15\. Marina Bay Sands ![best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash You simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline. [Marina Bay Sands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-in-marina-bay-sands/) has become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions. When the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the [Marina Bay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-marina-bay-restaurants/) waterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await. **Visit for:** Bougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Marina Bay Sands](https://www.marinabaysands.com/), 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 ### 16\. National Museum of Singapore ![best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Museum of Singapore Culture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade. The permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the [Singapore Night Festival](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-night-festival/), an annual iconic art event\! **Visit for:** Rich historical exhibitions **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from \$18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [National Museum of Singapore](https://www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/), 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897 ### 17\. Night Safari ![best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Curious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos. If you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way. **Visit for:** A unique after-dark wildlife adventure **Price:** Tickets at \$58 per adult and \$41 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 6.30pm to 12am **Address:** [Night Safari](https://www.mandai.com/en/night-safari.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 18\. East Coast Park ![top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Parks Board If you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills\! **Visit for:** Biking, running or picnics by the beach **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/east-coast-park-guide-singapore/), East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486 ### 19\. Merlion Park ![singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion-900x643.jpg) Photography: Jisun Han via Unsplash Half-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold. **Visit for:** Photos with the national mascot **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Merlion Park](https://www.visitsingapore.com/neighbourhood/featured-neighbourhood/marina-bay/merlion-park/), 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213 ### 20\. Haw Par Villa ![top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Haw Par Villa Searching for something a little more offbeat? [Haw Par Villa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-haw-par-villa-singapore-hell/) is the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell. Visit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of. **Visit for:** An eccentric and unique theme park **Price:** Tickets at \$20 per adult and \$10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below) **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm **Address:** [Haw Par Villa](https://www.hawparvilla.sg/), 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628 [![free things to do in singapore](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==)](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/free-things-to-do-in-singapore/) [Things To Do](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do/) [21 free things to do in Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/free-things-to-do-in-singapore/) ### 21\. Chinatown ![top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash Once a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to [Ann Siang Hill and Club Street](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/neighbourhood-guide-ann-siang-hill-club-street/) for an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by [Club Street Laundry](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/club-street-laundry-hup-san-social-club-review/) for a tipple or more. **Visit for:** A heritage-rich enclave **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 10pm **Address:** [Chinatown](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-in-chinatown-singapore/), Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216 ### 22\. River Wonders ![attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Head to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas. **Visit for:** A boat adventure and giant pandas **Price:** Tickets at \$45 per adult and \$33per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [River Wonders](https://www.mandai.com/en/river-wonders.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 23\. Science Centre Singapore It’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics. **Visit for:** Educational yet fun kid-friendly activities **Price:** Daypass from \$12 per adult and \$8 per child **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm **Address:** [Science Centre Singapore](https://www.science.edu.sg/), 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081 ### 24\. Esplanade ![top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash Our nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes\! **Visit for:** The iconic ‘durian’ with free performances **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day) **Address:** [Esplanade](https://www.esplanade.com/), 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981 ### 25\. ArtScience Museum ![best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash After taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm. Blending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby. **Visit for:** World-class galleries like Future World **Price:** Varies by exhibition **Opening hours:** Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm **Address:** [ArtScience Museum](https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum.html), 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974 ### 26\. Marquee Singapore ![top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Tao Group Know another [nightclub](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-nightclubs-singapore/) with an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously. **Visit for:** An indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide **Price:** Cover charge from \$20 per pax; varies by event **Opening hours:** Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am **Address:** [Marquee Singapore](https://taogroup.com/venues/marquee-singapore/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAzba9BhBhEiwA7glbamm73QS778u-SvGbOvaCtcB_JaDX46XEyWM8lZ_KQgu4IHsW5_eOahoC8F8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds), \#B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 ### 27\. Singapore Cable Car ![best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Mount Faber Leisure Fancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring. Thrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart\! **Visit for:** A scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa **Price:** Round-trip cable car ride from \$35 per adult and \$25 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 8.45am to 10pm **Address:** [Singapore Cable Car](https://www.mountfaberleisure.com/attraction/singapore-cable-car/), Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203 ### 28\. Chijmes ![top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash Saw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots. We love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box. **Visit for:** A beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F\&B businesses **Address:** [Chijmes](https://www.chijmes.com.sg/), 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996 ### 29\. Little India ![top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash Throw on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets. Of course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by [Mustafa Centre](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/mustafa-centre-singapore/), a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal. **Visit for:** Heritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Timings vary **Address:** [Little India](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/little-india-singapore-neighbourhood-guide/), Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227 ### 30\. Mount Faber ![top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Vuitton via Unsplash Perched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a [romantic](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/romantic-places-in-singapore-date-ideas/) escape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day. **Visit for:** Panoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Mount Faber](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/mount-faber-park), junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448 ### 31\. MacRitchie Reservoir ![top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash We’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush [nature parks](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/parks-in-singapore/) and [hiking trails](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/hiking-in-singapore-trekking/) at places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks. We recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot. **Visit for:** Chill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 7am to 7pm **Address:** [MacRitchie Reservoir](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/macritchie-reservoir-park-treetop-walk/), 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733 ### 32\. Zouk ![top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook Here’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along [Clarke Quay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-bars-restaurants-clarke-quay/), this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness. **Visit for:** One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs **Price:** General admission from \$20 per pax; varies by event **Opening hours:** Wednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am **Address:** [Zouk](https://zoukgroup.com/singapore/zouk/), \#01-05 to \#02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022 ### 33\. Asian Civilisations Museum ![attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook As the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries. **Visit for:** A deep-dive into Asian history **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from \$15 per pax **Opening hours:** Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm **Address:** [Asian Civilisations Museum](https://www.acm.org.sg/), 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555 ### 34\. Kampong Glam ![top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock Another neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at [Haji Lane](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-haji-lane-singapore/) and Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets. **Visit for:** A trendy heritage neighbourhood **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Timings vary **Address:** [Kampong Glam](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/kampong-glam-singapore/), Arab Street, Singapore 199744 ### 35\. Changi Beach Park Lined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours. **Visit for:** Sandy beaches and BBQ feasts **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Changi Beach Park](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/changi-beach-park/), Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991 ### 36\. Jurong Lake Gardens ![top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Benita Lee Westies aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong, [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens/) is a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens. Another cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal. **Visit for:** A sprawling tranquil garden in the West **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions **Address:** [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://juronglakegardens.nparks.gov.sg/), 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662 ### 37\. Children’s Museum Singapore ![attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook Want to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions\! **Visit for:** An educational playground for the little ones **Price:** Free entry for locals; tickets from \$15 per adult and \$10 per child for tourists **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm **Address:** [Children’s Museum Singapore](https://www.nhb.gov.sg/childrensmuseum), 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807 ### 38\. Fort Canning Park ![top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Darren Halos via Pexels History meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events. **Visit for:** A nature escape rich in history **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions **Address:** [Fort Canning Park](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/fort-canning-park), bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road ### 39\. Offshore islands ![top-attractions-singapore-lazarus-island-pathway-surrounded-by-greenery-and-sea](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw==) Photography: Singapore Land Authority Escape the city and set sail for Singapore’s offshore islands, where diverse flora and fauna await. Whether it’s the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin or the serene beaches of Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu and Sisters’ Islands, each spot offers a welcome change of pace. Check out local ferry companies (like Marina South Ferries and Singapore Island Cruise) for ferry services, as well as guided cruises to these destinations. **Visit for:** Exploring charming islands **Price:** Round-trip ferry tickets from \$15 per pax; varies by ferry company **Opening hours:** Varies by island **Address:** [Offshore islands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-islands/), various locations Go ahead and explore the best of Singapore with this list of major attractions\! ## Frequently Asked Questions ### What are the must-see attractions in Singapore? Singapore is known for a wide array of attractions that cater to all interests. These include world-class shopping malls, wildlife parks, museums, cultural hotspots, heritage sites and more. But if you’re pressed for time, here are the places we recommend you prioritise: Jewel Changi Airport; Gardens by the Bay; Marina Bay Sands; Sentosa; Singapore Botanic Gardens; National Gallery Singapore; as well as the heritage enclaves of Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam. ### How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore? While you can get a taste of Singapore within two to three days, we recommend giving yourself at least five days to a week to experience its diverse offerings. This allows enough time to visit major attractions, explore different neighbourhoods, and enjoy the city's renowned culinary scene (hawker centres, coffee shops, cafes, restaurants and bars) without feeling rushed. ### What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors? As a tropical country, Singapore is hot and humid year-round with frequent rainfall. However, the dry season (from February to April) generally offers less rain, lower humidity and more sunshine, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Even during the wet season (typically from November to January), rain comes in short, heavy bursts, so it rarely disrupts plans for an entire day. Pro tip: carry along an umbrella or raincoat for unforeseen wet weather, as well as a handheld fan to beat the heat\! ### How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing? Singapore’s public transport system is lauded as one of the best in the world, so you can be assured of its efficiency and affordability. Common modes of transport are via the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT), an air-conditioned subway system; buses; as well as taxis and ride-sharing services via apps like Grab and Tada. To use Singapore’s MRT and bus services, you can purchase a stored-value card at any SimplyGo Ticket Office or convenience store (like 7-11 and Cheers); or a Singaporean Tourist Pass (a special stored-value card that can be bought at selected MRT stations offering unlimited travel for one, two or three days). Alternatively, use contactless bank cards and mobile wallets, but take note of any admin fees for foreign-issued bank cards. Cash and coins are also accepted on buses – do prepare the exact fare ‘cos no change will be given\! As Singapore is a small city, many areas (especially within neighbourhoods like Chinatown and Kampong Glam) are best explored on foot. Put on comfy shoes to clock your steps. ### Is Singapore an expensive city to visit? While Singapore is known for being one of the more expensive cities in Southeast Asia, you can manage your budget by opting for public transport, dining at hawker centres (with dishes from as affordable as \$3), and visiting free attractions. 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![39 best attractions in Singapore in 2026: Must-visit tourist places, landmarks and experiences](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/Best-attractions-in-Singapore-Merlion-spewing-water-against-the-city-skyline-900x643.jpg) Photography: Anthony Lim via Unsplash ## Whether you're a tourist or a local showing visitors around, explore the best attractions in Singapore and must-visit places across the island. Visiting our Little Red Dot, or a born and bred local rediscovering home? Welcome to our handy guide to the top attractions in Singapore. Our team has trawled the island from East to West, experiencing everything from [museums](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-museums-art-galleries-singapore/) and wildlife parks to [nature reserves](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/parks-in-singapore/) and food feasts to bring you the best places to visit in Singapore. Whether you’re planning a packed sightseeing itinerary or simply wondering what to see in Singapore over the weekend, there’s no shortage of incredible spots to explore. Ready to explore? Here are our favourite attractions in Singapore that locals love and visitors shouldn’t miss. Guide to top attractions in Singapore - [Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#singapore-sightseeing-guide-fun-attractions-in-the-city) - [1\. Jewel Changi Airport](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#1-jewel-changi-airport) - [2\. Singapore Oceanarium](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#2-singapore-oceanarium) - [3\. Aqua Adventure](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#3-aqua-adventure) - [4\. Gardens by the Bay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#4-gardens-by-the-bay) - [5\. Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#5-singapore-botanic-gardens) - [6\. Singapore Flyer](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#6-singapore-flyer) - [7\. Singapore Zoo](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#7-singapore-zoo) - [8\. National Gallery Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#8-national-gallery-singapore) - [9\. Snow City](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#9-snow-city) - [10\. Bird Paradise](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#10-bird-paradise) - [11\. Wild Wild Wet](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#11-wild-wild-wet) - [12\. Sentosa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#12-sentosa) - [13\. Orchard Road](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#13-orchard-road) - [14\. Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#14-rainforest-wild-asia) - [15\. Marina Bay Sands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#15-marina-bay-sands) - [16\. National Museum of Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#16-national-museum-of-singapore) - [17\. Night Safari](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#17-night-safari) - [18\. East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#18-east-coast-park) - [19\. Merlion Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#19-merlion-park) - [20\. Haw Par Villa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#20-haw-par-villa) - [21\. Chinatown](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#21-chinatown) - [22\. River Wonders](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#22-river-wonders) - [23\. Science Centre Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#23-science-centre-singapore) - [24\. Esplanade](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#24-esplanade) - [25\. ArtScience Museum](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#25-artscience-museum) - [26\. Marquee Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#26-marquee-singapore) - [27\. Singapore Cable Car](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#27-singapore-cable-car) - [28\. Chijmes](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#28-chijmes) - [29\. Little India](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#29-little-india) - [30\. Mount Faber](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#30-mount-faber) - [31\. MacRitchie Reservoir](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#31-macritchie-reservoir) - [32\. Zouk](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#32-zouk) - [33\. Asian Civilisations Museum](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#33-asian-civilisations-museum) - [34\. Kampong Glam](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#34-kampong-glam) - [35\. Changi Beach Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#35-changi-beach-park) - [36\. Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#36-jurong-lake-gardens) - [37\. Children’s Museum Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#37-childrens-museum-singapore) - [38\. Fort Canning Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#38-fort-canning-park) - [39\. Offshore islands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#39-offshore-islands) - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#frequently-asked-questions) - [What are the must-see attractions in Singapore?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#what-are-the-must-see-attractions-in-singapore) - [How many days do I need for sightseeing in Singapore?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#how-many-days-do-i-need-for-sightseeing-in-singapore) - [What's the best time to visit Singapore outdoors?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#whats-the-best-time-to-visit-singapore-outdoors) - [How do I get around Singapore for sightseeing?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#how-do-i-get-around-singapore-for-sightseeing) - [Is Singapore an expensive city to visit?](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sightseeing-in-singapore-attractions/#is-singapore-an-expensive-city-to-visit) ## Singapore sightseeing guide: Fun attractions in the city ### 1\. Jewel Changi Airport ![best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-jewel-changi-airport-rain-vortex-900x643.jpg) Photography: James Tan via Unsplash Meet our sunny island’s crowning jewel: the glorious [Jewel Changi Airport](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-jewel-changi-airport-singapore/). More than a must-visit spot for tourists & travellers, you’ll find locals flocking here on the daily. This dome-shaped mall houses the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, along with shopping, dining and entertainment offerings to keep you busy before (or after) your flight. We recommend dropping by Canopy Park and Shiseido Forest Valley to explore the lush greenery\! **Visit for:** The world’s tallest indoor waterfall **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Jewel Changi Airport](https://www.jewelchangiairport.com/en.html), 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666 ### 2\. Singapore Oceanarium ![Best attractions in Singapore - Singapore Oceanarium exhibition](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/Best-attractions-in-Singapore-Singapore-Oceanarium-exhibition-900x643.jpg) Photography: Singapore Oceanarium Step into the immersive marine world at Singapore’s first and leading ocean institute. Previously known as the S.E.A. Aquarium, Singapore Oceanarium has undergone a massive facelift and tripled in size, making it one of the most exciting places of interest in Singapore for marine lovers and curious explorers. We spent almost two hours immersed in the experience, so we’d recommend you give yourself ample time to enjoy all the activities and interactions. With marine education and conservation at its heart, it welcomes all who want to learn and do their part for the ocean. Look forward to 22 immersive zones, featuring new habitats, oceanic stories and interactive technology. On our visit, we loved Ocean Wonders, home to one of the world’s largest kreisel habitats and thousands of moon jellies. Our favourite was the Fried Egg Sea Jellies that looked just like their namesake. Another must-see is Open Ocean, where you can observe marine animals like manta rays and Indo-Pacific leopard sharks through an extensive viewing panel. Tip: take in the sights from varying angles to spot different species\! A slew of hands-on activities and programmes for all ages are in store, too. Join the Fossilist Workshop to learn all about fossils and get hands-on in an excavation activity, or go behind the scenes to witness the dedicated care needed for these marine animals. P.S. there are small F\&B spots along the way, so you can pick up drinks and snacks before continuing your expedition. **Visit for:** Learning about and interacting with marine animals **Price:** One-day tickets from \$42 per adult and \$35 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [Singapore Oceanarium](https://www.singaporeoceanarium.com/?utm_source=honeycombers&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=advertorial&utm_placement=website), Resorts World Sentosa, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098137 ### 3\. Aqua Adventure ![singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/singapore-tourist-attractions-hometeamns-aqua-adventure-tug-of-war-900x643.jpg) Photography: Aqua Adventure Put on your swimsuits ‘cos this indoor water adventure centre in Bedok is calling! Boasting a mix of wet and dry interactive play elements, Aqua Adventure promises a splashing good time for the whole family. Kickstart your day at the Indoor Aquatic Challenge Rope Course, where you’ll push your limits and face obstacles from exhilarating heights. Over at Scramble Net, test your agility as you scale nets, crawl through tunnels and swing from bars. Next, take a thrilling ride down the 85m-long Black Hole slide, featuring newly added aqua lucent strips for pops of colour, or glide down the Double Trouble slide with a pal. If you’re up for more fun, head to the Laze pool. With a line-up of fun games daily, it’s your chance to engage in friendly competitions of tug-of-war and Captain’s Ball with your family and friends. **Visit for:** Crawling through tunnels, scaling nets and gliding down a 85m-long slide **Price:** Tickets from \$25 per pax **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 2.30pm & 3pm to 7.30pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 7.30pm **Address:** [Aqua Adventure](https://www.hometeamns.sg/bedok-reservoir-origin/aquaadventure/), \#02-06, HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994 ### 4\. Gardens by the Bay ![best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-bridge-900x643.jpg) Photography: Esaias Tan via Unsplash Singapore is home to a fair share of stunning attractions and lush spaces, but few are as unique as Gardens by the Bay. This green oasis feels like a peek into the future of city parks, blending nature with cutting-edge design. We can’t get enough of the towering Supertrees that light up the night and the iconic glass-domed conservatories that boast an incredible variety of plants from around the world. Whether you’re wandering through Cloud Forest or admiring blooms in the Flower Dome, it’s a breath of fresh air in the heart of the city. Definitely a must see in Singapore\! **Visit for:** Explore Pixar and Disney-themed gardens **Price:** Varies by attraction **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Gardens by the Bay](https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/), 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953 ### 5\. Singapore Botanic Gardens ![top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-botanic-gardens-a-path-with-trees-and-greenery-900x643.jpg) Photography: Ajay Sharda via Unsplash This city sure has everything. We’ve got modern, strange-looking buildings, and then we have a 166-year-old tropical garden that’s been honoured as a Unesco World Heritage Site. Spanning 82 hectares, the [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-botanic-gardens-park-what-to-see-do-and-eat/) is a prized treasure adored by locals and tourists alike. Pack a [picnic](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/ultimate-picnic-in-singapore/) and soak in the greenery, or explore key attractions like the National Orchid Garden and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. A heads-up: Singapore Botanic Gardens has five different entrances, so we recommend checking which one is nearest to the attractions you want to visit. **Visit for:** Picnics surrounded by lush greenery **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 5am to 12am **Address:** [Singapore Botanic Gardens](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg), 1 Cluny Road, Singapore 259569 ### 6\. Singapore Flyer ![top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-ferris-wheel-against-blue-skies-900x643.jpg) Photography: Gem Lyn via Unsplash This one is one of the famous tourist places in Singapore. Meet our city’s very own giant Ferris Wheel. Hop onto one of the capsules for a bird’s eye view of Singapore. Each rotation lasts 30 minutes, but if that’s not enough, opt for the 165 Sky Dining experience instead. Yes, you’ll get to enjoy a delectable four-course dinner onboard for 90 minutes, complete with desserts and a limited edition souvenir. Our first-hand experience? You’ll feel thoroughly pampered with attentive staff dishing out delectable course after course. We reckon this is worth splashing out on for a special occasion or romantic date. For the imbibers, go for the premium champagne or Singapore Sling cocktail experiences. Sip on your drink in hand while soaking in breathtaking views. **Visit for:** A bird’s eye view of the city **Price:** Tickets from \$40 per adult and \$25 per child (free for those aged 3 and below) **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 10pm **Address:** [Singapore Flyer](https://www.singaporeflyer.com/en), 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803 ### 7\. Singapore Zoo ![best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-zoo-seal-animal-performance-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group With [eco-tourism](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sustainable-tourism-travel/) on the rise, the Singapore Zoo is a must-see attraction on our island. Touted as the world’s best rainforest zoo, it’s a beautifully designed sanctuary with cutting-edge conservation efforts. Over 4,200 animals across its diverse zones (from Wild Africa to Fragile Forest) call this place home. Go behind the scenes and get close to wildlife, witness the talented animals at jaw-dropping performances, and more. Bringing the little ones along? KidzWorld is the perfect stop for hands-on animal encounters, water play and playground adventures. **Visit for:** One of the world’s top rainforest zoos **Price:** Tickets at \$49 per adult and \$34 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 8.30am to 6pm **Address:** [Singapore Zoo](https://www.mandai.com/en/singapore-zoo.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 8\. National Gallery Singapore ![attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/attractions-singapore-national-gallery-a-couple-admiring-artworks-in-a-gallery-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Gallery Singapore via Facebook Here’s another leading museum to add to your list of arts and cultural attractions in Singapore. And take it from us, it’s one of the most gorgeous spots in town. The National Gallery is housed in two national monuments – City Hall and the former Supreme Court – and both have been beautifully restored into a magnificent 64,000 sqm venue. The museum collaborates with international counterparts like Centre Pompidou, Tate Britain and National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo. Expect to see some of the most renowned visual art pieces in this space. **Visit for:** Renowned Southeast Asian art **Price:** Free general admission for locals; special exhibition from \$15 per pax; standard admission passes from \$20 per pax for tourists **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [National Gallery Singapore](https://www.nationalgallery.sg/), 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957 ### 9\. Snow City ![best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-snow-city-family-sliding-down-ice-900x643.jpg) Photography: Snow City via Facebook Beat the tropical heat and step inside Singapore’s very own winter wonderland. Perfect for a family day out, this frosty escape is packed with sub-zero thrills, from bumper car rides to a winter shooting arena and a coloured ice playground. Winter jackets and boots are provided with the purchase of tickets to the Snow Chamber, but remember to come dressed in long pants\! **Visit for:** Bumper cars, winter shooting arena and an ice playground **Price:** One-hour snow play session + one bumper car from \$27 per adult and \$23 per child **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Friday, 10am to 5pm; Saturday and Sunday, 10am to 6pm **Address:** [Snow City Singapore](https://www.snowcity.com.sg/), 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433 ### 10\. Bird Paradise ![best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-bird-paradise-woman-smiling-at-flock-of-birds-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Opened in mid-2023 by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, [Bird Paradise](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/bird-paradise-guide-singapore/) is a wonder to behold in Singapore. Spend your day at Asia’s largest bird sanctuary, home to an array of feathered friends such as elegant flamingos, playful lorikeets and regal eagles. Besides bird spotting, explore immersive zones like Amazonian Jewels, Lory Loft and Songs of the Forest for a complete avian adventure. Don’t miss the impressive Wings of the World and Predators on Wings presentations, too. The latter blew us away with powerful eagles and hawks swooping across the amphitheatre – and inches away from your head. Pro tip: Singapore’s heat can be merciless, so pack your hats, sunscreen and water bottles to stay cool\! **Visit for:** Asia’s largest bird sanctuary **Price:** Tickets at \$49 per adult and \$34 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm **Address:** [Bird Paradise](https://www.mandai.com/en/bird-paradise.html), 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 11\. Wild Wild Wet ![best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-wild-wild-wet-water-slide-900x643.jpg) Photography: Downtown East via Facebook Chase thrills on high-speed slides, float down a lazy river, or glide through a tunnel on a water raft… Wild Wild Wet is the place to be for an afternoon of splashing good fun. Home to 14 rides and slides, this water park in Singapore offers thrills and spills for all ages. Day passes are available but we recommend going for the annual or season passes ‘cos you’ll wanna be back for more. **Visit for:** Thrilling water slides and rides **Price:** Day passes from \$29 per adult and \$21 per child **Opening hours:** Monday to Friday, 12pm to 6pm; Saturday and Sunday, 11am to 6pm **Address:** [Wild Wild Wet](https://www.wildwildwet.com/), 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599 ### 12\. Sentosa ![best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-sentosa-island-beach-900x643.jpg) Photography: Aparna Johri via Unsplash Looking for some fun? Explore [Sentosa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/sentosa-singapore-things-to-do/), aka the ‘State of Fun’. From sandy beaches to thrilling attractions, it has a list of world-class spots for a fun-filled day out. Head to [Universal Studios Singapore](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/universal-studios-singapore-guide/) for thrills and spills (and check out the new [Minion Land](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/minion-land-universal-studios-singapore/)!), take the plunge at iFly Singapore, or zip around on HyperDrive. Besides sending your blood pumping, Sentosa also offers plenty of entertainment, from star-studded wax figures at Madame Tussauds to an underwater paradise at S.E.A. Aquarium. When the sun sets, end your day with beachside cocktails at Tanjong Beach Club, Tipsy Unicorn, Foc by the Beach, Coastes or Ola Beach Club. **Visit for:** USS, beach clubs and thrilling attractions **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Sentosa](https://www.sentosa.com.sg/), 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958 ### 13\. Orchard Road ![best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-orchard-road-shopping-with-cartier-tiffany-and-co-boutiques-900x643.jpg) Photography: K8 via Unsplash A shopaholic’s haven is how we would describe [Orchard Road](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/survival-guide-to-orchard-road-singapore/), our city’s bustling shopping belt. Whether you’re coveting designer threads or discount finds, these malls will let you get your retail fix. Here’s a quick itinerary to make the most of your time. Start your shopping experience at Orchard MRT station, making your way through Ion Orchard, Wheelock Place and Ngee Ann City. Your next stop is Somerset MRT station – hop on a bus or train, or take a leisurely seven to 10-minute stroll. Head to Orchard Central and 313@Somerset for big brand retailers like Zara and Mango, or Design Orchard to uncover local boutique gems. Dhoby Ghaut MRT station is the last leg of your shopping trip. Explore the family-friendly Plaza Singapura that’s not short of dining and retail options. **Visit for:** Singapore’s famous shopping belt **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Varies by location **Address:** [Orchard Road](https://orchardroad.org/), various locations ### 14\. Rainforest Wild Asia ![top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-rainforest-wild-asia-boardwalk-900x643.jpg) Photography: Amelia Ang Head to Asia’s first wildlife park, [Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/rainforest-wild-asia-guide/), for an immersive rainforest experience filled with wild animals, scenic boardwalks and thrilling activities. Kick off your journey at The Entrance Gorge, before heading to The Karsts for limestone formations and The Forest Floor to spot animals hiding within the leaves. After exploring all eight zones, head to Adventure Plus to get your heart racing with exhilarating jumps, an underground tunnel crawl and three fun bounce zones. Before you leave, we suggest grabbing a bite at the one-of-a-kind Cavern Restaurant that lets you dine in a cave. We also love how versatile the park is. Each zone offers paths of varying levels of difficulty so you can choose between leisurely strolls or more rugged hikes. **Visit for:** 36 diverse animal species **Price:** Tickets at \$45 per adult and \$33 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 6pm **Address:** [Rainforest Wild Asia](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/rainforest-wild-asia-guide/), accessible via Mandai Wildlife West, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825 ### 15\. Marina Bay Sands ![best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-marina-bay-sands-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: Josephine Lin via Unsplash You simply can’t miss this architectural icon ‘cos it towers spectacularly over Singapore’s skyline. [Marina Bay Sands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-in-marina-bay-sands/) has become a recognisable part of our cityscape and for good reason. It’s home to the SkyPark Observation Deck which offers breathtaking views (that even locals like us can’t get enough of), curated boutiques, and world-class attractions like the ArtScience Museum with unique exhibitions. When the hunger pangs call, satisfy your cravings at restaurants like Lavo, Wakuda, and Yardbird Southern Table & Bar – we are big fans of the signature chicken and waffles paired with chilled spiced watermelon. Or, head to Ce La Vi and Marquee for nights of endless revelry. Prefer a more laid-back vibe? Stroll along the [Marina Bay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-marina-bay-restaurants/) waterfront, where gorgeous night views and lively bars await. **Visit for:** Bougie shops, sky-high views, and a magnificent light and water show **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Varies by attraction **Address:** [Marina Bay Sands](https://www.marinabaysands.com/), 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 ### 16\. National Museum of Singapore ![best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-national-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Museum of Singapore Culture vultures, we’ve got you. A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to the nation’s oldest museum. The National Museum of Singapore dates back to 1887 and this rich history is evident from its 19th-century colonial facade. The permanent galleries will take you down memory lane through the island’s development of more than 700 years, featuring key artefacts, technology and creative storytelling. Psst: it’s also known for hosting the [Singapore Night Festival](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-night-festival/), an annual iconic art event\! **Visit for:** Rich historical exhibitions **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; tickets from \$18 per pax for tourists; selected galleries are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [National Museum of Singapore](https://www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/), 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897 ### 17\. Night Safari ![best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-night-safari-entrance-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Curious about what the animal kingdom looks like after dark? Welcome to the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park at the Night Safari. Wander through the Tasmanian Devil Trail to meet feisty marsupials, or take the East Lodge Trail for close encounters with sloth bears, aardvarks and bongos. If you prefer to cruise in style, hop on the safari tram which will take you through six geographical zones. Look out for fascinating creatures like the Asian elephant, Malayan tapir, White African lion and Nile hippopotamus along the way. **Visit for:** A unique after-dark wildlife adventure **Price:** Tickets at \$58 per adult and \$41 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 6.30pm to 12am **Address:** [Night Safari](https://www.mandai.com/en/night-safari.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 18\. East Coast Park ![top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-east-coast-park-palm-trees-along-sandy-shores-900x643.jpg) Photography: National Parks Board If you can’t get enough of suntanning and nature, there’s a gem in the east. This park boasts a spacious KPMG Wellness Garden with tranquil greenery, a fitness area and a pond trail. While on your nature walk, look out for intertidal marine animals like hermit crabs, sea whelks and sea cucumbers hiding among the seagrass. Oh, did we mention it’s also home to Singapore’s only cable ski park? Put on your helmet and life jacket, and get ready for some thrills\! **Visit for:** Biking, running or picnics by the beach **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [East Coast Park](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/east-coast-park-guide-singapore/), East Coast Park Service Road, Singapore 455486 ### 19\. Merlion Park ![singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/singapore-tourist-attractions-tourists-gathering-around-the-merlion-900x643.jpg) Photography: Jisun Han via Unsplash Half-lion, half-fish – yes, that’s our beloved national mascot! It might seem a tad silly, but the lion is a nod to our original name, Singapura (aka Lion City), while the fish represents the country’s roots as a humble fishing village. See this iconic figure up close at Merlion Park – day or night, it’s a sight to behold. **Visit for:** Photos with the national mascot **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Merlion Park](https://www.visitsingapore.com/neighbourhood/featured-neighbourhood/marina-bay/merlion-park/), 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213 ### 20\. Haw Par Villa ![top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-haw-par-villa-hells-museum-900x643.jpg) Photography: Haw Par Villa Searching for something a little more offbeat? [Haw Par Villa](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-haw-par-villa-singapore-hell/) is the place for a blend of weird and wondrous. This eccentric theme park is one of Singapore’s major attractions that leans towards the quirky side. Browse its treasure trove of colourful statues and dioramas that bring Chinese myths and legends to life – yes, that includes the Ten Courts of Hell. Visit after dark and take a spine-tingling night tour to dial up the eerie factor! To dial up the eerie factor, we suggest visiting after dark and taking a spine-tingling night tour. Trust us, this is the stuff nightmares are made of. **Visit for:** An eccentric and unique theme park **Price:** Tickets at \$20 per adult and \$10 per child (free for those aged 6 and below) **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm **Address:** [Haw Par Villa](https://www.hawparvilla.sg/), 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628 [![free things to do in singapore](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2024/04/free-things-to-do-in-singapore-1.png)](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/free-things-to-do-in-singapore/) ### 21\. Chinatown ![top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-chinatown-street-with-red-lanterns-and-shophouses-900x643.jpg) Photography: Adrian Jakob via Unsplash Once a traditional Chinese enclave, Chinatown has evolved into a dynamic blend of old and new today. Stroll through bustling markets, explore historic temples and browse charming souvenir shops for a taste of its rich heritage. When evening falls, switch gears and head to [Ann Siang Hill and Club Street](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/neighbourhood-guide-ann-siang-hill-club-street/) for an array of alfresco dining spots and lively bars. Our go-tos? Bochinche for juicy steaks, followed by [Club Street Laundry](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/club-street-laundry-hup-san-social-club-review/) for a tipple or more. **Visit for:** A heritage-rich enclave **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 9am to 10pm **Address:** [Chinatown](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/things-to-do-in-chinatown-singapore/), Pagoda Street, Singapore 059216 ### 22\. River Wonders ![attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/attractions-singapore-mandai-wildlife-reserve-river-wonders-seal-performance-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mandai Wildlife Group Head to the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia to marvel at over 11,000 land and aquatic creatures across 260 species. Peek at manatees and giant river otters at the Amazon Flooded Forest, and embark on a boat adventure at the Amazon River Quest while trying to spot the elusive wildlife. Also not to be missed is the Yangtze River zone, home to the park’s superstar residents, the giant pandas. **Visit for:** A boat adventure and giant pandas **Price:** Tickets at \$45 per adult and \$33per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 10am to 7pm **Address:** [River Wonders](https://www.mandai.com/en/river-wonders.html), 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 ### 23\. Science Centre Singapore It’s time to channel your inner scientist at this interactive playground for curious minds. Science Centre Singapore is packed with hands-on experiments, mind-bending illusions and electrifying exhibits that appeal to all ages. Blow your mind with science as you learn more about phobias, aerospace, butterfly survival, and other interesting or whacky topics. **Visit for:** Educational yet fun kid-friendly activities **Price:** Daypass from \$12 per adult and \$8 per child **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 5pm **Address:** [Science Centre Singapore](https://www.science.edu.sg/), 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081 ### 24\. Esplanade ![top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-in-singapore-esplanade-facade-along-the-singapore-river-900x643.jpg) Photography: Scribbling Geek via Unsplash Our nation’s famed ‘Durian’ is known for its striking exterior reminiscent of Singapore’s well-loved tropical fruit. But beyond its captivating appearance, it’s a world-class performing arts centre with a line-up of music arts, festivals, exhibitions and theatre productions all year long. Here’s a tip: head to the website to browse its full list of free programmes\! **Visit for:** The iconic ‘durian’ with free performances **Price:** Free entry; selected attractions are ticketed **Opening hours:** Daily, 8am to 11.30pm (or 30 minutes after the last performance of the day) **Address:** [Esplanade](https://www.esplanade.com/), 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981 ### 25\. ArtScience Museum ![best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-arts-science-museum-marina-bayfront-900x580.jpg) Photography: Job Savelsburg via Unsplash After taking in the sights at Marina Bay Sands, make your way to the ArtScience Museum for a unique experience. This world-class museum offers exhibitions from some of the world’s top artists, with 21 galleries spanning nearly 5,000 sqm. Blending art, science and technology, its permanent digital art gallery – Future World: Where Art Meets Science – is unmissable. Launched in partnership with renowned international art collective, teamLab, there are 17 cutting-edge artworks to marvel at, interactive play areas, as well as dazzling crystals and lights. Before you go, have a cuppa at Miracle Cafe in the museum’s lobby. **Visit for:** World-class galleries like Future World **Price:** Varies by exhibition **Opening hours:** Sunday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday and Saturday, 10am to 9pm **Address:** [ArtScience Museum](https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum.html), 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974 ### 26\. Marquee Singapore ![top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-marquee-night-club-ferris-wheel-900x643.jpg) Photography: Tao Group Know another [nightclub](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-nightclubs-singapore/) with an eight-armed Ferris wheel and a three-storey spiral slide? We don’t think so. It’s no surprise that Marquee Singapore comes up top as one of the best nightlife spots. Dance the night away in an immersive setting with top-notch technology and a cutting-edge sound system. This club is also known for a stellar DJ line-up with international superstars like Steve Aoki and Afrojack in the mix so you know they take their nightlife seriously. **Visit for:** An indoor Ferris wheel and a spiral slide **Price:** Cover charge from \$20 per pax; varies by event **Opening hours:** Friday, Saturday, eve of public holidays, and every first Wednesday of the month, 10pm to 6am **Address:** [Marquee Singapore](https://taogroup.com/venues/marquee-singapore/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAzba9BhBhEiwA7glbamm73QS778u-SvGbOvaCtcB_JaDX46XEyWM8lZ_KQgu4IHsW5_eOahoC8F8QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds), \#B1-67, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956 ### 27\. Singapore Cable Car ![best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/best-attractions-singapore-cable-car-skyorb-cabins-with-transparent-glass-floors-900x643.jpg) Photography: Mount Faber Leisure Fancy seeing our Little Red Dot from a different angle? Hop onboard the Singapore Cable Car to soak in views from 100m above sea level. This cable car will take you from Mount Faber to Harbourfront and Sentosa for a full day of exploring. Thrill seekers can opt for the SkyOrb cabins, aka the world’s first chrome-finished spherical cabin. Gaze down at stunning landscapes beneath your feet through the see-through glass floors. It’s definitely not the faint of heart\! **Visit for:** A scenic sky-high ride to Sentosa **Price:** Round-trip cable car ride from \$35 per adult and \$25 per child **Opening hours:** Daily, 8.45am to 10pm **Address:** [Singapore Cable Car](https://www.mountfaberleisure.com/attraction/singapore-cable-car/), Faber Peak, 109 Mount Faber Road, Singapore 099203 ### 28\. Chijmes ![top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-in-singapore-chijmes-at-night-illuminated-900x643.jpg) Photography: Yolanda Poh via Unsplash Saw that over-the-top wedding scene in Crazy Rich Asians? It was held at this historic landmark in Singapore. Once a historic convent and school, the stunning heritage site is now home to chic restaurants, lively bars and plenty of Instagrammable spots. We love getting our brunch and caffeine fix at Dough, Korean fried chicken and craft brews at Daily Beer, as well as tze char dishes from New Ubin Seafood. When evening rolls around, you can find us with a delicious cocktail at Prive’s alfresco seating area, or soaking in live music at Simply Retro by Tin Box. **Visit for:** A beautifully restored historic landmark housing restaurants **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours, timings variy for F\&B businesses **Address:** [Chijmes](https://www.chijmes.com.sg/), 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996 ### 29\. Little India ![top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-little-india-people-walking-through-a-cultural-market-900x643.jpg) Photography: Charles Postiaux via Unsplash Throw on your walking shoes and explore this cultural neighbourhood with vibrant sights, sounds and flavours. Browse fresh produce at Tekka Market, admire intricately designed places of worship, and pick up gorgeous blooms at the bustling flower markets. Of course, the food is a major highlight. Think crispy roti prata paired with spicy curries. Don’t forget to swing by [Mustafa Centre](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/mustafa-centre-singapore/), a 24-hour shopping haven where you can find just about anything. Psst: it’s our go-to place to stock up on household essentials and snacks at a massive steal. **Visit for:** Heritage enclave with vibrant sights and sounds **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Timings vary **Address:** [Little India](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/little-india-singapore-neighbourhood-guide/), Serangoon Road, Singapore 218227 ### 30\. Mount Faber ![top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-mount-faber-peak-overlooking-hdb-flats-900x643.jpg) Photography: Vuitton via Unsplash Perched above the city’s southern coast, Mount Faber is one of Singapore’s oldest and most scenic parks. We think it’s the perfect spot for a [romantic](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/romantic-places-in-singapore-date-ideas/) escape. Take a cable car ride to Sentosa, soak in breathtaking views from Mount Faber Peak, or join a guided trail to uncover the area’s rich history and heritage. Just remember to slather enough sunscreen and hydrate throughout the day. **Visit for:** Panoramic views at one of the city’s oldest parks **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Mount Faber](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/mount-faber-park), junction of Kampong Bahru Road and Telok Blangah Road, Singapore 099448 ### 31\. MacRitchie Reservoir ![top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-macritchie-reservoir-hiking-trail-with-scenic-boardwalks-900x643.jpg) Photography: Josephine Wong via Unsplash We’re not called a Garden City for nothing, so make the most of your green visit by luxuriating in lush [nature parks](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/parks-in-singapore/) and [hiking trails](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/hiking-in-singapore-trekking/) at places like MacRitchie Reservoir. Part of the Central Catchment Nature Reserve, this park offers a range of trails from beginner-friendly chill walks to heart-pumping treks. We recommend starting with the friendly 3km Prunus-Petai Trail with scenic boardwalks, before challenging yourself with the 11km MacRitchie Loop. Make time for the Treetop Walk, too. This star attraction of the park, suspended 25m above the forest floor, is where you can get that money shot. **Visit for:** Chill strolls or heart-pumping hikes above the trees **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 7am to 7pm **Address:** [MacRitchie Reservoir](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/macritchie-reservoir-park-treetop-walk/), 15 Lornie Road, Singapore 298733 ### 32\. Zouk ![top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-zouk-nightclub-people-partying-in-a-club-900x643.jpg) Photography: Zouk Singapore via Facebook Here’s an OG nightlife spot that millennials and Gen X-ers will remember fondly. Set along [Clarke Quay](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/best-bars-restaurants-clarke-quay/), this is the largest nightclub in the complex with a capacity of more than 1,500. Walk through a dramatically-lit tunnel and you’ll find yourself in the midst of a neo-industrial-themed space with a sprawling multi-level dance floor. Coupled with an impressive international guest DJ list, it’s the place to be for dusk-to-dawn madness. **Visit for:** One of Singapore’s oldest and most iconic night clubs **Price:** General admission from \$20 per pax; varies by event **Opening hours:** Wednesday and Friday, 10pm to 3am; Saturday, 10pm to 4am **Address:** [Zouk](https://zoukgroup.com/singapore/zouk/), \#01-05 to \#02-06, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022 ### 33\. Asian Civilisations Museum ![attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/attractions-singapore-asian-civilisations-museum-artefacts-clothing-900x643.jpg) Photography: Asian Civilisations Museum via Facebook As the name suggests, it’s all about exploring the rich artistic heritage of Asia at this museum. You’ll find masterpieces showcasing Singapore’s history as a port city, historical connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and other interesting collections. With special exhibitions held regularly, you won’t run out of new things to see beyond the permanent galleries. **Visit for:** A deep-dive into Asian history **Price:** Free entry to permanent galleries for locals; all-access passes from \$15 per pax **Opening hours:** Saturday to Thursday, 10am to 7pm; Friday, 10am to 9pm **Address:** [Asian Civilisations Museum](https://www.acm.org.sg/), 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555 ### 34\. Kampong Glam ![top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-haji-lane-couple-strolling-down-colourful-street-900x643.jpg) Photography: Chingfoto via Shutterstock Another neighbourhood worth a visit is Kampong Glam. Previously an ethnic enclave for the Muslim community and Arab and Bugis traders, the area has been revamped into a hipster hangout today. You can find bits and pieces of history in the heritage shophouses and stores selling traditional wares. But the vibe changes over at [Haji Lane](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/guide-to-haji-lane-singapore/) and Bali Lane, where cafes, bars and cool lifestyle shops line the streets. **Visit for:** A trendy heritage neighbourhood **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Timings vary **Address:** [Kampong Glam](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/kampong-glam-singapore/), Arab Street, Singapore 199744 ### 35\. Changi Beach Park Lined with white beaches, the oldest coastal park in Singapore is a go-to hangout for many Easties. You’ll spot people cycling or jogging down the beach, feasting at the barbecue pits, and kayaking on the sea. If you’re coming with little ones in tow, make haste to the kampung-themed playground where they can climb, swing and slide for hours. **Visit for:** Sandy beaches and BBQ feasts **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, open 24 hours **Address:** [Changi Beach Park](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/changi-beach-park/), Nicoll Drive, Singapore 498991 ### 36\. Jurong Lake Gardens ![top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-jurong-lake-gardens-twin-pagodas-900x643.jpg) Photography: Benita Lee Westies aren’t left out either. Nestled in the heartlands of Jurong, [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/jurong-lake-chinese-japanese-gardens/) is a 90-hectare oasis with gorgeous gardens, cycling trails and water sports activities. Pay a visit to the Chinese and Japanese Gardens with their iconic pagodas and arched bridges, Singapore’s largest water lily collection, as well as floral and aquatic gardens. Another cool spot is Forest Ramble, a playground inspired by nature. Let the little ones explore 13 different adventure stations while you soak in the nature and breeze. After a fun day under the sun, fuel up at one of the dining spots in the park. If you’re bringing furry friends along, we suggest heading to the pet-friendly Canopy for your meal. **Visit for:** A sprawling tranquil garden in the West **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions **Address:** [Jurong Lake Gardens](https://juronglakegardens.nparks.gov.sg/), 100 Yuan Ching Road, Singapore 618662 ### 37\. Children’s Museum Singapore ![attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/attractions-in-singapore-childrens-museum-of-singapore-building-facade-900x643.jpg) Photography: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook Want to feel like a kid again? Bring the little ones along and head to this museum in City Hall. Catering to kids aged 12 and below, this wondrous play space offers interactive fun and cool exhibitions, including a time-travelling voyage to olden Singapore. PSA, parents: keep a lookout on the website for the latest special exhibitions\! **Visit for:** An educational playground for the little ones **Price:** Free entry for locals; tickets from \$15 per adult and \$10 per child for tourists **Opening hours:** Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm **Address:** [Children’s Museum Singapore](https://www.nhb.gov.sg/childrensmuseum), 23B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807 ### 38\. Fort Canning Park ![top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-fort-canning-park-spiral-staircase-with-towering-trees-900x643.jpg) Photography: Darren Halos via Pexels History meets lush greenery at this hilltop park. Formerly a British military base, Fort Canning Park is filled with verdant walking trails and heritage landmarks today. Take a deep dive into Singapore history at the Heritage Galleries, featuring archaeological artefacts and replicas that trace back more than 700 years. Here’s where you can also find Singapore’s only World War II bunker, the Battlebox, which has been restored into a multi-purpose venue with audio tours, puzzle hunts and cool events. **Visit for:** A nature escape rich in history **Price:** Free entry **Opening hours:** Daily, 24 hours; hours vary for selected attractions **Address:** [Fort Canning Park](https://www.nparks.gov.sg/visit/parks/park-detail/fort-canning-park), bounded by Hill Street, Canning Rise, Clemenceau Avenue and River Valley Road ### 39\. Offshore islands ![top-attractions-singapore-lazarus-island-pathway-surrounded-by-greenery-and-sea](https://static.thehoneycombers.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2025/02/top-attractions-singapore-lazarus-island-pathway-surrounded-by-greenery-and-sea-900x643.jpg) Photography: Singapore Land Authority Escape the city and set sail for Singapore’s offshore islands, where diverse flora and fauna await. Whether it’s the rustic charm of Pulau Ubin or the serene beaches of Lazarus, St. John’s, Kusu and Sisters’ Islands, each spot offers a welcome change of pace. Check out local ferry companies (like Marina South Ferries and Singapore Island Cruise) for ferry services, as well as guided cruises to these destinations. **Visit for:** Exploring charming islands **Price:** Round-trip ferry tickets from \$15 per pax; varies by ferry company **Opening hours:** Varies by island **Address:** [Offshore islands](https://thehoneycombers.com/singapore/singapore-islands/), various locations Go ahead and explore the best of Singapore with this list of major attractions\! ## Frequently Asked Questions

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