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ThrillophiliaBe it the beautiful lovely and exemplary places to visit in Singapore, shopping frenzy, delectable culinary delights, awe-inspiring museums, adventurous theme parks, exotic gardens- Singapore have you all covered. Thoroughly packed with exciting activities and happenings all across the country, Singapore knits an unrivaled bond with all the vibrant cultures of the world, thus being successful enough in drawing more visitors all throughout the world. The country is gradually becoming one of the rapidly increasing Asia’s top-rated destinations.
Touring the top Singapore attractions is a matter of few minutes, courtesy of the widespread and efficient transport systems in the world. Engage in a sumptuous Indian breakfast at Little India, before you head to experience the serene temples in Chinatown.
Halt by the mesmerizing and romantic Marina Bay, to catch your breath or to rest your eyes in the stretches of waters with luxury cruises adorning it. When in Singapore, you must not skip out on the myriad delicacies; either at the cost-friendly hawker fare or at the Michelin-star fine dining restaurants.
The country is rife with tiny and adorable cafes, where you can grab a delighting meal for a few bucks. Selecting the best places to see in Singapore can get pretty daunting owing to the variety it has to offer. The city bursts with iconic attractions, thrilling activities, and ample day trips for your friends and family. The Singapore Flyer and the Marina Sands SkyPark for instance, dole out jaw-dropping views across the beautiful and one-of-its-kind Singapore skyline.
The island state is also famous across the world for its stark contrasts- Little India and Chinatown, both shopping hubs and gastronomic in their own wish, epitomizes the unimaginable ethnic diversity of the country.
Here are some best places to visit in Singapore:
1. Singapore Flyer
2. Universal Studios Singapore
3. Night Safari Nocturnal Wildlife Park
4. Singapore Zoo
5. Marina Bay
6. Sentosa Island
7. Merlion Park
8. Jurong Bird Park
9. Clarke Quay
10. Underwater World01Singapore Flyer
When it comes to enjoying the 360 degree panoramic view of the pictorial country then Asia;s largest giant observation wheel, the Singapore Flyer is the ideal destination.
This Singapore tourist place is located in Raffles Avenue, this giant wheel is positioned at a height of 165 meters from the ground and its about as tall as 42 storeys building providing a magnificent scenic view from the top.
It a magical experience of full 30 minutes with loads of thrill in one of those 28 fully air conditioned glass capsules. Be it Raffles Palace, Singapore River, Merlion Park, Marina Bay, Padang and Empress Palace one can fetch a bird’s eye view from the Flyer.
To have an experience of wine and dine in the clouds in Singapore Flyer in flight packages where one can yummiest food with coolest drinks.
Location: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore.
Timings: 8:30am to 10:30pm
Price: $33 for Adults and $21 for children-
02 Universal Studios Singapore
Image Credit : Universal Studios SingaporeIf you are planning for some family outing along with your family then this place should definitely be on your bucket list. Universal Studio Singapore is a theme park which highlights a tempting choice of attractions, rides and stimulation for families and daredevil. Family holidays will never be this exciting ever. There are in total 6 roller coaster in this exotic theme park.
Highlights: While you are at the Universal Studio enter into the exciting universe of motion picture enchantment as you Ride the Movies on thrill rides and other motion picture themed attractions. Be amazed and charmed by an immersive excitement encounter that breathes life into the silver screen.
Location: The Universal Studio Singapore is located at 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore.
Price: The approximate price for adult (Ages 13 to 59) $74 and for child (Ages 4 to 12) is $ 56.
Top Things To Do in Universal Studios Singapore
03Gardens By The Bay
Image Credit : spontieapp.comGardens, by the way, offer spellbinding views of the waterfront. This Singapore tourist place is an award-winning horticulture spot that sprawls across 101 hectares of land and is basically comprised of two major areas-Bay East Garden and Bay South Garden and is one of the best places to visit in Singapore.
Bay South Garden is one of the sprawling gardens, which resembles the national flower of Singapore- Miss Joaquim. The vertical-gardens in the shape of trees are between 9-16 stories tall.
Location
18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore
018953
Price
Adult- $28 (Two Residents)
$12 (One Resident)
Child (3-12) $15
$8- (One Resident)
Senior Citizen- (60+)- @28 (Two residents)
$8- (One Resident)
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time – 5am- 2am
04Night Safari Nocturnal Wildlife Park
The Night Safari opens its shutter post the dusk falls and welcomes you in a thrilling world of nocturnal species and their lowly-lit homes. This Singapore tourist place is the world’s first-night safari park, Night Safari is one of the must-visit places to visit in Singapore.
More than an original safari, the Night Safari shares a resemblance with a wildlife park, with some 2,500 resident animals from a myriad 130 species, including the Malayan Tiger and Malayan Tapir. The park boasts of four walking trails inclusive of the Fishing Cat Trail and the famous Leopard Trail.
Location
The Night Safari is situated at the Mandai in Singapore, at 80 Mandai Lake Road. Pin- 729826
Price-
Regular Pricing
Child- (3-12 years): $30
Adult- $45
Senior- $18
Opening Hours
Open Daily
7:15 pm to 12 am (midnight)
(Last Ticket Sale at 11.15pm)
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05 Singapore Zoo
Image Credit : Singapore ZooWhile you are visiting Singapore this time make it a point to visit the Singapore zoo. Since 1973, Singapore Zoo has been known for having among the most delightful untamed life stop settings on the planet, where creatures wander unreservedly in open and naturalistic living spaces.
Highlights: The natural surroundings consolidate exceptional review elements, for example, raised stages to see our giraffe display, submerged exhibitions to see the watery universes of otters, pygmy hippos and mammoth estuarine crocodiles, and glass observatories to see creatures, for example, the savage cheetahs and lions.
Location: The Singapore zoo is located at 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore.
Price: The approximate price for Adult $33 and for child (3-12 years) $22 for senior citizen.
Top Things To Do in Singapore Zoo
06Marina Bay
Image Credit : correctphilippines.orgMarina Bay is one of the gorgeous places to visit in Singapore and is the main hub for Business, Finance and Community activities. The Marina Bay has transformed the outlook of urban Singapore and showcases the country’s economic status, stature and technological development. It is an amalgamation of architectural masterpieces, fine dines, an array of shopping haunts, seasonal festivals and events, and luxurious stays.
Marina Bay could be a perfect family outing if you squeeze in some extra time and extra dime in your Singapore trip. Two of the most favoured places is the Esplanade and Marina Bay Sands Complex. Esplanade is the ultimate stop for cultural exploration, which includes cinema halls, theatres, concerts and live performances from across the world.
Highlights: Marina Bay Sands Casino; Marina Bay Sky Park, the Gardens Bay (Supertree Grove), the famous and bold Merlion; ArtScience Museum; world’s largest Observation Wheel – Singapore Flyer; Formula 1 Grand Prix Event; Marina Bay Golf Course and lot more.
Hours: All day long
Location: Heart of Singapore07Sentosa Island
Image Credit : http://travelsetu.comAbout the Place
A fun island resort and one of the most famous Singapore attractions, Sentosa Island is solely built to offer recreation and excitement to the smile-starved souls. Few of the frequented and availed attractions include the impressive Resorts World, Tiger Sky Tower, Singapore Butterfly an Insect Kingdom, Universal Studios Singapore and one of the biggest concoctions of aquatic species in the world- SEA Aquarium.
Location
The Sentosa Island is situated in the South of Singapore CBD and is just 12-minute cable car ride away from the Vivo City.
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time- 9 am to 10 pm daily
Where to stay: Get complete information on resorts in Singapore
08Infinity Pool at Marina Bay Sands
About the Place
How about floating in the largest rooftop Infinity Pool in the world, while enjoying the glitzy city-skyline from above 57 levels? There is no spectacular photo-session spot anywhere else in Singapore than here. Post swimming, you can lie down to sunbathe on a plush poolside lounger or de-stress under the palm trees. Take a sip from your Champagne as you soak yourself in the charm of beautiful sunset sighting.
Location
Marina Bay Sands is situated at 10 Bayfront Avenue in the center of Singapore’s entertainment and business district.
Price
Adults- $23 SGD
Child (2-12 years old)- $17
Senior Citizens- $20 (65+)
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time- 6am-11pm
09Merlion Park
We all know what this is. In every advertisement of Singapore, we have noticed the majestic half lion- half mermaid icon roaring fountain from its mouth. Singapore is incomplete without this masterpiece. The Mythical Merlion has a tale to tell the tourists. The body represents Singapore’s ancient business, fishing and the head represents Singapore’s original name, Singapura, meaning “the Lion City”.
The Water Front Park is located in the central of the city overlooking the Marina Bay. The statue stands tall at a height of 8.6 m and is 70 tons in weight.You and your partner will get the number of picture moments that will make your honeymoon memorable. If you are planning a trip to Singapore with your spouse check out the best Singapore honeymoon packages.
Highlights: This Singapore tourist place is also located in the park. Singapore has 7 Merlion Statues, the original sculpture built in 1964 and the cub is found in the Park. You can also view the Light and Laser show – Wonderfull or take a River Cruise.
Location: Fullerton Road, Marina Bay, Singapore Hours: All day long
Admission: Free10Jurong Bird Park
Image Credit : RueBaRueAbout the Place
Jurong Bird Park is home to some around 5000 birds from about 400 species, and spreads across 20.2 hectares, hushed away in the western part of Singapore, besides being one of the finest and must-visit places to visit in Singapore. When at Jurong Bird Park, you get the luxury to be up and close with some of the rarest and prettiest feathered buddies in Singapore.
You are not missing the Waterfall Aviary, which is one of the largest walk-in aviaries in the world, and shelters around 600 birds and a waterfall of about 30-meter. There are other amazing attractions at this park as well, inclusive of the largest lory flight aviary in the world over 9 stories high, the brilliant 15 colorful lory creatures and the awesome Penguin coast.
Location
2 Jurong Hill, Singapore
628925
Price
Adult-$29
Child (3 years to 12 years)-$19
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time- 8.30-6.00pm (Last Entry-5,30pm)
11Clarke Quay
Learn different art forms such as drawing and painting, the jungle being the backdrop of your art; trekking through mangroves; watch crabs, mud lobsters, water snakes and other wetland animals frantically at work in the mud during the day.
Also, at this Singapore tourist place, observe the age-old method of harvesting prawns in the tide.Watch birds migrating to Australia all the way from Serbia during the peak seasons.
Location: Kranji Way. Also includes Photography, Nature walks and Guided walks.
Hours open: 7 am to 7pm12Underwater World
There is nothing more peaceful than observing the underwater life in front of you. Singapore’s underwater world in Sentosa Island is a must go spot if you are in the lookout for a very soothing and tranquil place. It is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Singapore.
It is an oceanarium that features an exhilarating journey into the underwater world, where you will observe pink dolphins performing gracefully and where you will encounter with marine animals such as sharks, stingrays, corals, sea fossils and other friendly and not so friendly sea acquaintances.
Highlights: Feed Stingrays and Sharks, watch the dolphins and fur seals dance to the music; never seen before living fossils like the Arapaima; exotic sea Dragons swimming around you and what’s more? Get inside the 83 m long tunnel and observe the calmness that these ocean creatures bring around you.
Location: Sentosa Island. Hours open: 10 am to 7 pm
Admission: S $ 29. 90 for adults and $29.60 for children between 3 – 12yrs13River Safari, Singapore
River Safari is Singapore’s cutest red panda. Its fur of rust color and face like a fox are just as pretty as celebrity panda. Besides Panda, their many other animals at the only river-themed wildlife park in Asia, which is nestled between Night Safari and Singapore Zoo. This recently opened wildlife park is home to over 6000 animals, including 40 endangered animals, followed by the largest freshwater aquarium in the world, and is one of the places to visit in Singapore.
Location
The River Safari is situated kust next to the famous Singapore Zoo.
80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore
729826
Price
Adult- $27
Child (3-12 years)- $18
Senior Citizen- $14
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time- 10am-7pm
Know more about the water and theme parks in Singapore.
14Indoor Sky Diving at iFly Singapore
Located close to beach station Hub at Sentosa, lies iFly which is considered as the world’s largest indoor skydiving wind tunnel. This wind tunnel is first of its kind in Singapore and it provides all interested individuals an opportunity to enjoy the fascinating sport in safe and realistic environment. IFly Singapore has a setting with a height of 56.5feet and with 16.5 feet width with tall acrylic glasses facing the South China making it more realistic.
The place is huge where it can accommodate at least 20 professional flyers. There’s arrangement of small trainings which enables all individuals from amateur to professional to enjoy the game. Competitions are common here which helps the players be more enthusiastic of the sport. It is an affordable sport and quite enjoyed by every visitor.
Location: 43, Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore.
Timings: Open on all days
Price: $10-$3015Tree-Top Walk At MacRitchie Reservoir
Image Credit : Eustaquio SantimanoOne of the most popular destinations for the nature lovers, nature walkers and runners, this beautiful part at the heart of Singapore is a must visit destination. Constructed in 1867, this reservoir has 250-metre aerial treetop walk through suspension bridge between two highest points, Bukit Pierce and Bukit Kalang.
It is about 25 m above the ground with clear visuals making it feel closer to nature. The sight of forest birds, long-tailed macaques, colugos all becomes splendidly clear along with the panoramic view of Upper Perce Reservoir. More than 80 kinds of birds and almost 18 types of unique trees can be seen here. An ideal location, to enjoy the beauty of Nature at its best. It’s an 11km walk to the tree point and there’s food available at the entrance. This place is always on the list of Honeymooners in Singapore and a must visit when you are here with your family or friends.
Location: OffLornie Road, Singapore16Driving on the F1 track
Get immersed in the world of racing and live life like the racers at the exclusive Singapore F1 track and enjoy driving the race cars. There are several driving centres that are ready to provide the excitement through several packages from 15mins drive to one hour. There are exclusive offers to be chauffeured through the track on own choosed racing vehicle for 30 mins or one can take a 15 minutes training and then travel on the track for the next fifteen minutes.
Other options like dividing the experience in two preferred cars within the time slot or having a long 1 hour time on the track are truly sensational. With attractive discounts, these packages this thrilling car rides are money’s worth in every aspect.
What are some other adventure sports: Adventure sports in Singapore17Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
Madame Tussauds is just the perfect option to get up and personal with your adored celebrity. Opened in the year of 2014, this wax museum is one of the best Singapore attractions that continues a vibrant history of two centuries of brilliant and flawless wax-arts which has been open to all. Amongst the famous wax statues are- Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Madonna, Queen Elizabeth II, Geok Choo and many more.
Location
40 Imbiah Road
Sentosa Island, Singapore
Price
Adult- (12+): $39
Child (3-12years): $29
Opening Hours
Monday-Friday: 10am-6pm
Saturday-Sunday: 10am-7:30pm
Combo Ticket to Madame Tussauds & Images of Singapore Live
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Starting from
O1,087
18Visit a Casino
Singapore is one such country where gambling is absolutely legal. Gambling is one of the most popular things to do in Singapore. There are four prominent cities where gambling has been allowed by the Singapore authorities. The largest city in Singapore in terms of gambling facilities is considered to be Changi where casinos are present with 38 table games, 200 gaming slots and video poker machines. Apart from Changi one can visit Marina Bay Sands Casino too with 700 table games and 2500 poker and gaming machines.
Casinos are one of the most amazing places to visit in Singapore. Some of the most regularised and disciplined casinos like Lido Casino, Aegean Paradise and Resorts World Casino Sentosa are present here. There are superb facilities available in all these centres and one can truly enjoy and have superior gaming fun here. It is one of the must stop for the visitors and as a result, remains crowded almost all times throughout the year.19Experience Little India
Image Credit : singaporewikia.comWhen it comes to enjoying Singapore visit, one can never miss the experience of visiting Little India, Singapore’s Indian community. Based on the eastern side of Singapore River, this place provides an array of colourful shops, regional Indian products sold at versatile shops, fascinating aroma of restaurants and kitchen and business houses of Indian nature.
Mosques and temples are also quite common here where spiritual chants fill the air. The Mustafa centre here is a must-visit shopping destination where the market remains open all day and night. Street foods and delightful cuisine brings in all kinds of visitors to this place. There are hotels, popular sightseeing destinations, shopping areas, distinctive nightlife locations and popular restaurants in Singapore.
Location: Close to Serangoon Road, Singapore20Chinatown
Image Credit : singaporeguide.comAbout the Place
A visit to Singapore is mere incomplete if you haven’t been to Chinatown. One of the finest and must-visit places to visit in Singapore, Chinatown was initially an area of residence for several Chinese immigrants who arrived the British Colony in those days. Chinatown is rife with Asian and Chinese cultures, coupled with sumptuous culinary delights, art and tourist destinations.
The first and foremost temple of Singapore named- Thian Hock Keng Temple is situated here, styled in a traditional southern Chinese temple. The Maxwell Road Hawker Center brims with delectable food culture. At this Singapore tourist place grab a cost-friendly meal of laksa noodles or even kaya toast from here.
Location
158 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore.
+6564234616
Opening Hours
7:30AM-5: 30 PM
Night Out at Chinatown with Dinner & Trishaw Ride
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21S.E.A. Aquarium
Soak yourself underwater at the S.E.A aquarium and explore more than 100,000 marine species. S.E.A Aquarium is one of the major places to see in Singapore which is also home to creatures like leopard shark, squadrons, goliath grouper and manta raya.
The gigantic aquarium within the Sentosa Resorts World is a fantastic marine world rife with 800 species, swimming, interacting and gazing at you in 45 million liters of water. You can take a stroll over at the Shark Seas comprising over 200 predator species like the scalloped hammerhead shark or the aggressive silvertip shark.
The center of attraction and all the limelight is carried away by the humongous aquarium meant for Open Ocean Habitat, which gives you the feel of the cavernous ocean floor.
Location
8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa
Island, Singapore, 098269
Price
Adult (13-59): SGD39
Child (4-12): SGD29
Senior- (60+): SGD29
Opening Hours
Open Daily From 10 am
Closing time may vary
22Adventure Cove Waterpark
Wish to beat the heat? You can head out at the Adventure Cove Waterpark, which boasts of seven adventurous rides including the exciting Pipeline Plunge, that would have your heart rate escalating while it drops you down at a high chute, before sending you down in banked turns, dips and radical twists prior to splashing into the water pool.
But if you wish to recline and have a super relaxed day, you can take your friend and ride down in Adventure River that drifts past some 14 awesome habitats inclusive of jungle gardens, spooky grotto, and an underwater tunnel filled with marine species swimming around and above you.
Location
8 Sentosa, Sentosa
Island, Singapore 098269
Price
Adults(13-59): SGD38
Child (4-12): SGD30
Senior (60+):SGD30
Opening Hours
Open Daily
10AM-6PM
23Visit Tiger Brewery
Tiger Brewery is one of the hottest Singapore attractions, for it teaches you the full course of beer making, that too in an exciting interactive tour which includes ample beer tastings. You would be given to taste hops and several other ingredients prior visiting the packaging area in the brewery to look and learn the process of bottling.
You can then move on to the Tiger Tavern for a wonderful and thrilling beer tasting session with as many as seven varieties of beer. At Tiger Brewery, you can learn the insights of beer making; from milling to mashing and from fermentation to filtration.
Location
459 JIn Ahmad Ibrahim
Singapore 639934
Price
Adult (18-99): $24.91
Child (8-17): $20.24
Infant (0-7): Free Passes
Opening Hours
Monday-Saturday- 13:00-18:30
Last Tour- 17:00
Sunday Closed
24Trick Eye Museum
Image Credit : rwsentosa.comGear up to let your imagination run free in the museum. The Trick Eye Museum, in Singapore, is one of the international acclaimed optical art museums of Korea and is one of the best places to visit in Singapore, that incorporates Augmented Reality features.
The feature of AR would help bring the art exhibits to life. Let 3D paintings take a backseat, now with Trick Eye Museum’s personal and exclusive AR features incorporated onto the 80 optical illusion art installations, you can drench and soak yourself into the exciting lights, sounds and other amazing effects that bring about hyper-realistic illusions.
Location
26 Sentosa Gateway #01-43/44, Singapore
098138
Price
Adult-S $25.00
Child- S$20.00
Senior- S$20.00
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Time: 10AM-9PM
25Tiger Sky Tower
Initially known as the Carlsberg Sky Tower, the Tiger Sky Tower is Singapore’s highest known observation tower and is located at the Sentosa Island’s Imbiah Lookout Zone.
The tower rotates 131 meters above the sea level, so you can start taking panorama images of the island country or simply recline back at the air-conditioned comfortable cabins to enjoy the 360o views across the famous Singapore attractions and beaches of Sentosa. You can catch a mesmerizing view of the stunning neighbors- Malaysia and Indonesia or the beautiful Singapore cityscape.
Location
41Imbiah Road, Sentosa
Island, Singapore 099707
Price
Adult- S$18.00
Child- S$10.00
Opening Hours
Open Daily
9AM-9PM
26Butterfly Park And Insect Kingdom
Butterfly Park and the Insect Kingdom are one of the key places to see in Singapore that is bracketed with verdant green tropical greenery which exhibits the pre-possessing beauties of nature. With a myriad variety of butterflies and insects, this wilderness is sure to have your jaws dropped.
This Butterfly and insect kingdom is a major outdoor experience for tourists, children, and nature-enthusiasts. With the alluring scents, beautiful tropical rainforests and awesome interactive experience it’s a guarantee that you would fall for this place with all your senses.
Location
51 Imbiah Road, Sentosa
099702
Opening Hours
2PM-Guided Tour
3PM-5PM- Photo session opportunity with the stars
Tuesday and Thursday
4 pm- Pupa Hanging
Saturday and Sunday
3 pm- Butterfly Release
Price
ADULT- S$14.40
Child- S49.00
27National Orchid Garden
Image Credit : wikimedia.orgThe National Orchid Garden is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. It sits on the highest hill of the Botanic Garden. The Orchid Garden is spread in 3 hectares of land amidst picturesque landscape. The Garden has been precisely planned and planted and hence it shelters around 1000 species with more than 2000 hybrids.
The interesting fact of the garden is how distinctively it displays the floras through four season zones namely spring, summer, autumn and winter. The spring displays colors such as Gold, Yellow and cream; the summer has flowers of the hues red and pink; abstract shades can be observed in autumn and winter depicts white and violet hues.
Highlights: Largest and coolest spread of carefully grown hybrids; Shelters the first ever Orchid plant in Singapore – Vanda Miss Joaquim.
Hours: Everyday between 8:30 to 19:00.
Location: Cluny Road, Singapore Botanic Garden
Price: $ 528Singapore Botanic Gardens
Image Credit : travelsuvidha.co.inFounded in the 1800s, this 150 year old cultural heritage is one of the blooming tourist attractions in Singapore. The first Garden was set up in 1822 and since then the place has transformed and has nurtured an array of horticulture methodology and botanical attractions.
Today, Singapore Botanic Garden is listed in the World’s Heritage Sites. The Garden Management organises many interesting stuff for the tourists.
Highlights: Voliah! French Festivals with Gourmet Picnic; Orchid Garden Tour; 1 hour Heritage walk through the Garden; Guided walks every Saturday, Exhibition on the three cores of the Garden namely, the Tanglin (focuses on the culture and heritage of the garden), Central (tours) and Bukit Timah (focuses on science and other educational orientation of the Garden).
Location: Central Singapore.
Admission: Free (except for National Orchid Garden) Hours: 5:00 to 00:00 everyday29Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
Image Credit : wikimedia.orgThere is a long list of places to see in Singapore but China town district and Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is a major tourist gatherer in there. The temple was built in the year 2007 and is a classic example of Buddhist – China architecture. It is said that the Sacred Remnants of Buddha's tooth is stored in this temple.
The architecture represents the Tang Dynasty of ancient Buddhist. The Temple complex has four storeys. But the real attraction is housed in the 4th floor of the Sacred Light hall. The Giant Stupa in which the Buddha Tooth Relic is perched weighs 3.5 tons and is made with 320 kgs of pure gold. It is one of the highly visited Singapore tourist attractions.
Highlights: Various artefacts of Buddha’s in the Museum such as his Tongue and Bone Remnants; Film Screenings, Cultural Performances, Buddha Prayer Wheel and Pagoda, and Eminent Sangha
Museum.
Location: South Bridge Road, Singapore
Hours: 7 am to 7 pm every day.
Admission: Free30Asian Civilisations Museum
Image Credit : straitstimes.comHere’s yet another Museum that has been erected to preserve the culture and quaintness of Asian countries especially the Singaporean Heritage. The Museum depicts and blends the unique custom of different countries such as China, India, the Islamic regions and South East Asia.
The ACM was incorporated in the year 1997 and was later shifted to its new place in 2003. The new Museum is architected in neoclassical style depicted in the Singapore’s British Colonial Period.
Highlights: The main Mission of the Museum is to portray the art forms, the languages and other creative ideas of various religions under one roof. Several guided tours throughout the day for 1 hour each is available and an in house eatery so as to enjoy a perfect Singaporean breakfast and lunch.
Location: Historic Empress Place Building.
Hours Open: 10:00 to 19:00 (Saturdays to Thursday) and Fridays – 10 am to 9 pm
Admission: Yes (depends on the tour)31Raffles Hotel
Image Credit : Eustaquio Santimano-FlickrA colonial Styled Building dating back to the 1800s located in the heart of the city (2 kms from Marina Bay and 8 kms from the Sentosa Island), Raffles, Singapore will take you back to the past of Singapore. It is the most famous hotel in Singapore that illustratesthe bygone period.
The hotel originated in 1887 has evolved in accordance to the new era but what’s more splendid is the original building that sets an example of neo renaissance architecture which boasts its larger than life dining hall, and high ceilings and Victorian styled verandahs.
Highlights: Take in the aura of the colonial period by living in this legendary state building, now a hotel - 14 classic dining themed restaurants – each representing a special menu; 6 different genres of suites for the guests; shopping arcades and spacious Victorian styled events halls.
Location: Beach road, Heart of Singapore
Best Season: Throughout the year32Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Image Credit : misskimpeFood for the soul of a Nature Lover, Sungei Buloh reserve is an ecological site that is a renowned worldwide. The discovery of this Nature Park happened in the year 1984 when a group of birdwatchers from Malayan Nature Society Stumbles upon the place.
To experience the true form of this Wetland reserve it is advisable to pack your bags for a day and get away from the chaotic life to this remote world of wilderness.
Highlights: Learn different art forms such as drawing and painting, the jungle being the backdrop of your art; trekking through mangroves; watch crabs, mud lobsters, water snakes and other wetland animals frantically at work in the mud during the day.
Also, observe the age-old method of harvesting prawns in the tide.Watch birds migrating to Australia all the way from Serbia during the peak seasons.
Location: Kranji Way. Also includes Photography, Nature walks and Guided walks.
Hours open: 7 am to 7 pm33Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
Image Credit : travelledpaths.comBukit Timah Reserve is perched on top of the highest peak of Singapore, Bukit Timah (163 meters). It is a very small reserve (around 1.5 km stretch), yet preserves 40% of the country’s flora and fauna. In spite of its small size, this national rainforest shelters more species of trees than the North American continent.
The only way to reach the top is by trekking, which is fun and adventurous as you will encounter many species of flora and animals on the way up.
Highlights: Declared in 2011 – ASEAN heritage site; Trek to the Bukit Timah through a steep and slippery trail; dwelling to many native wildlife such as pythons, long-tailed macaques which you may see on the way up. There’s also an eco-link, an ecological bridge that connects the Bukit Timah to the Central Catchment reserve.
Location:Hindhede Dr, Singapore.
Hours open: 6 am to 7 pm34Changi Chapel and Museum
Image Credit : Steel Wool-FlickrSingaporeans know to preserve their art and culture beautifully. Yet another example of the country’s past is the Changi Chapel and Museum. The Changi Museum holds the dark past of the World War II which affected lives of many Singaporeans. The Museum depicts both the horror that unfolded in those years and the heroics of many people who stood bravely during the war.
It was inaugurated to the public at its new premises in the year 2001. The chapel is just behind the museum that’s surrounded with pretty red poppies.
Highlights: 45 minutes guided tour; you can view photographs from the war, drawings and letters by the prisoners who were imprisoned in the Changi Prison. There’s an Audio tour as well which narrates the painful experiences of the Changi Prisoners.
Location: Upper Changi roaz
Hours Open: 9:30 am to 5pm (last entry at 4:30)
Admission: audio tour - $4 - $835The Helix Bridge
Singapore is a city that turns magical at night. The Helix Bridge is one such beautiful places to visit in Singapore. The footbridge, originally known as Double Helix Bridge connects the Marina Centre and South Marina Bay over the Singapore River. It is world’s first curved bridge and was opened to the public in 2010.
Today, the Helix Bridge is a prominent Landmark of the country. The Bridge’s look represents the human DNA structure depicting ‘rebirth and growth’ and is architected with intricate mesh and tubular designs. The length of the bridge is 280 meters long and is built using stainless steel weighing 650 tonnes.
Highlights: It is illuminated with hundreds of LED lights at night and is spectacular to gaze at. A perfect spot to walk as its several viewing platforms shows a panoramic.
Location: Marina Bay. Entry: N/A.
Best Hours: Evening and Night36Explore Coney Island
Also known as the Pulau Serangoon, Coney Island is spread over 50 hectares of land in the northeastern coast of Singapore. Apart from being a tourist attraction, Coney Island is a dwelling to a large variety of coastal forests, grasslands, mangroves, natural habitats and casuarina woodlands. It is also amongst the most romantic places to visit in Singapore for couples.
Also, the island shelters many extinct and endangered species of flora and fauna. It is one of the energy conservation plants of Singapore. You can enter the park by foot or by hiring a bicycle. The park is connected with Punggol Park and Punggol.
Highlights: Special Guide walks are arranged by the authorities during peak seasons. The park has 80 species of birds, Baya Weavers being one among the popular ones. You can listen to the music of oriental Magpie-Robin bird coming from the jungle area. You can also spot the famous Brahman Cow. Fishing and camping is not allowed.
Location: Near to Punggol Nature walk.
Hours Open: 7 am to 7 pm37Waterfront Promenade
Image Credit : digitalpimp-FlickrThe waterfront promenade is a stunning necklace that conjoins the main Singapore attractions namely Marina centre, Bayfront Areas and Collyer Quay. It is a stretch of the continuous route that forms a long link between the major centres of the Marina Bay.
The Promenade overlooks the marina bay proffering a beautiful panoramic view of the entire stretch. Why is it a place to visit? Well, you have a lot of stuff going in there; quite a lot of eateries, boat docks, alfresco dining and lot more.
Highlights: You can take a cycle ride on the stone pavement or take a leisure walk at the timber boardwalk or just sit by the dock and succumb to the enthralling view ahead.
If you are seeking solitude, this is the apt place to spend some time alone. Location: Marina Bay, Singapore
Hours open: All day long.
Admission: Free38Arab Street
Image Credit : mauro gambini-FlickrDon’t get confused by the name. There’s not only Arab in it but a true glimpse of long-lost Singapore in the urban era. Arab Street is one of the most coolest and authentic neighbourhoods of Singapore. From beautiful Masjid Sultan mosque to trendy bikes and street arts, Arab Street is splendour to your vision, taste and shopping bags. Arab Street refers to the combined areas Bussorah Street, Haji and Bali lanes, and Muscat street.
The Masjid Sultan steals the limelight; it is a mosque built in the Golden Era some 200 years ago. If you don’t feel like moving about the streets, then you can choose a corner shop house and order yourself ale or beer or just our own tea to soothe your mood. The Arab street is an offbeat yet amongst the popular places to visit in Singapore.
Highlights: Glimpses of the Arab Kampong, known as Muslim Quarter, where hand knitted Persian rugs, Arabic textiles and fabrics and special Arabic tea.
Also get a taste of Indie art and custom in the form of great food, clothing, street arts, boutiques and rows of shophouses.
Location: Arab Street, Singapore39Peranakan Museum
Image Credit : Eugene-FlickrPeranakan Culture is one of the prime South Asian hybrids Community. It comprises of three cultures Chinese, Malay and Indian. The Peranakan Museum in Singapore houses largest collection of this bygone hybrid culture and heritage. The museum was built in the year 1912 by Chinese traders. The Museum has three storeys, each portraying distinctive artefacts related to Peranakans.
It also acts as an educational experience for the tourists. The Museum tours us through the traditional Peranakan’s 12-day grand wedding, ancient jewelleries, textiles and furniture.
Highlights: The museum includes 1 hour guided tours in English, Japanese, Mandarin and French language. The guided tours are free of cost but the museum also arranges private tours to groups of 20 and more. Peranakan Merchandise is also available in the museum and lot of eateries in Armenian Street.
Location: Armenian street.
Hours Open: 10 to 19:00 and 10 to 9 pm on Fridays.
Best Season: Except December and January, all months-
40 Sri Mariamman Temple
Image Credit : Sri Mariamman TempleSituated in Chinatown, the Sri Mariamman Temple goes back to 1827 and is the most seasoned Hindu sanctuary in Singapore. Clamoring Chinatown is home to the most seasoned Hindu sanctuary in Singapore, the Sri Mariamman Temple. Going back to 1827, the temple was known as Mariamman Kovil or Kling Street Temple, and worked by outsiders from the Nagapatnam and Cuddalore locale of South India.
Highlights: It is committed to the goddess Mariamman, known for her energy to cure sicknesses and infections. Presently a national landmark, a significant part of the present structure is accepted to have been inherent 1862-63 by Indian specialists. Other than love, the temple was a vital place for group exercises amid the frontier time. It was even the Registry of Marriages for Hindus – at the time; just the sanctuary was approved to solemnize Hindu relational unions.
Location: The Sri Mariammam Temple is located at 244 South Bridge Rd, Singapore
Price: The entry is free of cost.
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41 National Gallery Singapore
Image Credit : National Gallery SingaporeIf you are planning to visit Singapore for a vacation then there is one place which is a must visit for you. National Gallery Singapore is just the right place for the art lovers. The museum consists of cutting edge Singapore and Southeast Asian craftsmanship housed inside two of Singapore's striking national landmarks. The new exhibition is housed in two Singapore symbols: the previous Supreme Court Building and City Hall.
Highlights: Arranged in Singapore's Civic District, the Gallery comprises of two national landmarks, the previous Supreme Court Building and City Hall, and has a consolidated floor range of 64,000 square meters (690,000 sq ft),making it the biggest visual expressions scene and biggest exhibition hall in Singapore.
Location: The museum is located at 1 Saint Andrew's Road, #01–01, Singapore 178957
Price: The approximate price starts from $20 for foreigners.
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42 Armenian Church
Image Credit : Armenian ChurchThe most established Christian church in Singapore is a building perfect work of art from the mid nineteenth century. In a tranquil spot along Hill Street, off occupied Orchard Road, lies the Armenian Church. Worked in 1835, this is the most seasoned Christian church in Singapore and is devoted to St Gregory the Illuminator, the main Armenian minister.
Highlights: Just before venturing in, recognize the tall tower on its rooftop and in addition the Roman Doric sections and pilasters that hold up the quite praised porticoes. Inside, investigate the vaulted roof and dome, which depend on conventional Armenian Church design.
Location: The church is located at 60 Hill St, Singapore 179366.
Price: The entry fee is free of cost.
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43 CÉ LA VI Singapore
Image Credit : CÉ LA VI SingaporeWhile in Singapore you should definitely try to visit this one of a kind restaurant Cela vi Singapore. Make exceptional encounters that empower the faculties, hoist the soul, open up energy and fuel the Pursuit of Pleasure.
Highlights: Get a chance to taste at a Globe-traversing culinary enterprise in a dynamite setting. What more, the mixed drinks that prepare supernatural spells – changing astounding fixings into unforeseen fortunes.
Location: 1 Bayfront Ave, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Price: The approximate price starts from $ 759.00 per night.
44Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery
Image Credit : Wikimedia CommonsThe stunning and largest Monastery in Singapore- Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery has roundabout 12 buildings, with surreal ambiance prevailing. The stunning dragon pagodas, mesmerizing lawns, and plazas linked by Escher resembling staircases are what shall take your breath away.
The premises are a huge columbarium with several halls dedicated to a plethora of Buddha guises. Complete your visit by reflecting under a calming Bodhi tree just by the Hall of Precepts. The place is apt to offer your prayers for your late beloveds.
Location
88 Bright Hill Road Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery,
Singapore, 574117
Opening Hours
Open all days for tourists and worshippers.
45Bukit Batok Hill
Bukit Batok is one of the great places to visit in Singapore, for its calming atmosphere, away from the hustling and bustling of city life. The Hills offers sweeping views of the crystal clear waters and is a perfect place to be up and close with mother-nature.
You can take a stroll through the meandering roads that run amidst the forest and explore the charm of greenery. Or you could even choose for an invigorating workout session on the undulating terrain of the park and experience the serenity of the surroundings.
Location
26 Bukit Batok East Avenue 2 Hillview Regency
Singapore 659920, Singapore
Opening Hours
Lighting Hours- 7:00pm to 7:00am
46Siloso Beach
Image Credit : Wikimedia CommonsThe Siloso Beach in Singapore hosts the greatest and happening New Year Celebrations of the island country. The beach is rife with some upmarket restaurant and coolest bars. Get into your favorite bikini and take a cool dip or you can simply sunbathe.
Sip few delectable drinks at one of the excellent themed bars or you could even go and indulge yourself in a shopping spree. Come nightfall, and the true spirit of Siloso comes alive with lively parties and celebrations.
Location
51 Imbiah Walk, Sentosa, Singapore, 099538
Opening Hours
Open 24 hours
47Kusu Island
Image Credit : straitstimes.comOne amongst many beguiling Southern Islands of Singapore, Kusu means Turtle or Tortoise in Chinese. The island is also termed as the Pulao Tembakul or Peak Island in Malay. The island was enlarged and was turned into an island resort sprawling out 85,000sq meters.
You can go and pay your offerings and homage to the famous Chinese temple situated over here- Tua Pek Kong or Da Bo Gong which houses two major deities- The Guan Yin or the Goddess of Mercy and the Da Bo Gong. You can go and enjoy swimming in the island waters or set up a picnic with your family and friends at the island as well.
Location
Kusu Island, Singapore, 00074
48Changi Beach
Image Credit : wikimedia.orgAn alluring beach situated in the northern zone of Changi in the eastern part of Singapore, Changi beach is one of the ancient coastal parks of Singapore. The beach extends up to 3.3 km long with stretches of sandy beaches between the Changi Ferry Road and the Changi Point.
You can head over to the beach with your family for overnight picnic sessions, or experience fishing and enjoy landing aircraft, watch sunsets and sunrises or simply de-stress. You can even splurge on barbeque parties, water-sports or even camping with your friends.
Location
Nicoll Dr, Singapore, 498991
49Bugis Street
Image Credit : JustgolaOne of the cheapest, biggest and the hottest place to let your shopaholic spirit run wild, Bugis Street is about fifty years old and is presently a popular place to see in Singapore for its famed shopping district. This center of exciting nightlife is blooming with multiple shopping hubs, fine dining spots, tiny yet pre-possessing cafes.
The street is adored both by the tourists and locals and is considered one of the cost-friendly places to grab some cool souvenirs, clothes, accessories, cosmetics, electronics, and housewares. The street is also filled with lip-smacking food stalls, which gives you the true taste of Singapore.
Location
3 Bugis Street, #03-01, Singapore, 188867
Opening Hours
11am-11pm
Where to eat: Some famous cafes of Singapore to eat out.
50Palawan Beach
You’ve have not been to Singapore if you missed out a visit to the Palawan beach. So dab some sunscreen, grab your towels and goggles and head on to one of the idyllic beaches of Singapore. This family-friendly beach is linked with Continental Asia’s southernmost tip with the help of a suspension bridge above the blue waters.
When at the beach, you can stare blankly at the gentle waves hitting the shores or rest and relax beneath the palm canopies. Watch oil-tankers and container ships pass along the horizon, or simply recline and capture the best memories with your cameras.
Location
Palawan Beach, Singapore
51Pulau Ubin
Image Credit : adventures.asiandetours.comAn island of eastern Singapore, and often termed as the last village of Singapore, Pulau Ubin helps you travel back to the 1960’s. Ubin is one of the most amazing places to see in Singapore where you can experience day trips or to pedal through the rustic roads under the swaying palms and coconut trees.
You can opt to explore the shaded trails in the overgrown plantations of rubber or relax at the secluded and unperturbed beaches and blooming mangroves. At Ubin, you also get to treat your taste buds with sumptuous food.
Location
The thrilling adventure starts on a bumboat that leaves from the Changi Village.
You can hire a bumboat from Changi Jetty, which shares close proximity with Changi Village Hawker Center.
52Tanjong Beach
Image Credit : tanjongbeachclub.comTanjong Beach located on the Sentosa Island is famous amongst backpackers and nature-lovers who swear by solitude and tranquility. Sit at the beach, reading your favorite novel, or soothing your ears with some beach-music while you experience the beauty of the beach getting enhanced through the descending of the dusk.
The translucent waters of the beach hitting the sandy shores, is best known for its cleanliness standards, relaxed ambiance, and blissful vibes. The lined themed restaurants, bistros, and bars would help you savor some fine culinary delights, against the soft-sand backdrop.
Location
120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore, 098942
Opening Hours
Open Daily
Beach Bars- 11AM-Late Evening Hours
53Lazarus Island
Lazarus Island is the ideal beach spot for you if you swear by solitude. Once in Lazarus, you would love the cleanliness and serenity of the place. Lazarus Island is just a 15-minute boat ride away from the famous Marina South Pier, which is similar to taking a bus to Marina Square from the Far East Plaza.
Easily thrilled with big cats? Well, you might as well wish to enjoy looking the feline species, on your way to the island. You can get down and feed them, pat them and photograph them as well. Make sure to carry kites on your trip to Lazarus, as it is famous for kite flying.
Location
You would be needing a maximum of 606 minutes to reach Lazarus island from the Philippine Embassy, Singapore using Bus-174
Opening Hours
Open Daily
24 Hours
54Indoor Surfing WaveHouse Sentosa
Wave House Sentosa is situated in the sandy beachfront of Sentosa and is the first installation in a global wave archipelago that extends from South Africa’s Durban, California’s San Diego, Chile’s Santiago and Spain’s Mallorca.
Wave House’s center of attraction is the FlowerBarrel, which is a curling, fully-flowing and barreling sheet wave that approximates a 10-foot roaring wave when its cranked to 11 setting. You can observe flocks of surfers, skaters, snowboarders and even skateboarders in Sentosa Wave House for the lookout for perfection on the waves.
The place is also an oasis of good drinks and food.
Location
Wave House Sentosa is situated on the hippest beach in Singapore, Siloso Beach of Sentosa, and can be easily reached from the Beach Station Car Park.
Opening Hours
Monday-Friday- 12:00pm to 9:00pm
(Last session begins at 8:00 pm)
Saturday, Sunday and other Public Holidays
11:00 am to 9:00 pm
(Last session begins at 8:00 pm)
55Mount Faber Park
Image Credit : PanoramioMount Faber is the second highest hill of Singapore and is linked to Sentosa with fun-filled cable-car ride, and is one of the greatest Singapore attractions. Mount Faber is the perfect place to enjoy both the entertainment and dining at the peak-top.
With your partner for a honeymoon? You can even choose to dine at the comfort of one of the cable-cars while on your way to Mount Faber, while you glance down at the island city from meters above. You can spend a romantic and a lovely evening here with your family or your friends
Location
109 Faber road, Faber Peak, Singapore 099203, Singapore
Opening Hours
24 Hours Open
Price
Adult- S$33.00
Child- S$22.00
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