Top Attractions in Singapore
Landmarks, Monuments, Museums & More

1. Marina Bay Sands

Leisure | Architecture

One of Singapore's most iconic and well-liked attractions is the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark. This architectural marvel is taller than the Eiffel Tower and wider than four jumbo jets. This is one of the top attractions in Singapore to see when you first arrive. The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark's attraction is the breathtaking 360-degree panorama of the magnificent Singapore skyline. Even with its extravagance, Marina Bay Sands is a must-visit attraction in Singapore.

Tip: Though you are allowed to bring umbrellas to the SkyPark, we advise against opening them because of the strong wind gusts that frequently occur there.

2. National Gallery Singapore

Museum | Architecture

The beautiful National Gallery is now housed in Singapore's famous City Hall and Old Supreme Court buildings, which are connected by a striking aluminum and glass roof. Its premier collection of artworks created by Southeast Asian artists in the 19th and 20th centuries is housed in two prominent buildings. Interact with the stylus-activated exhibitions at the National Gallery Singapore to discover more about the works of art on display.

Why Visit: The masterworks by Singaporean artists Cheong Soo Pieng, Liu Kang, Chua Mia Tee, and Georgette Chen are among its many treasures, as are pieces by renowned international artists like Raden Saleh of Indonesia.

3. Jewel Changi Airport

Family-Friendly

Located inside Singapore Changi Airport is the beautiful Jewel Changi complex. Investigate this sizable, multi-story shopping and entertainment complex, which is home to outstanding family-friendly attractions and the biggest international brands. This visually appealing airport complex has grass, a kids' play area, and other amenities that a striving urban view needs. There are very few places on the planet where visiting an airport can be placed on a travel bucks list.

Tip: Not only are the Manulife Sky Nets and Canopy Park two of the most distinctive attractions in Singapore, but they are also worth visiting.

4. Gardens by the Bay

Sightseeing

Singapore's Gardens by the Bay is a protected area with three distinctive gardens that are near the Marina Bay Waterfront. It is home to many cutting-edge attractions such as the Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest, and Gardens by the Bay Flower Dome. If you wish to ride the metro to Gardens by the Bay, exit the Bayfront MRT Station at Exit B. To get there, you only have to walk the Meadow Bridge or the Dragonfly Bridge.

Why Visit: The Supertrees are surrounded by a skywalk that is 22 meters high and offers a bird's-eye view of the gardens surrounding Marina Bay.

5. Kiztopia Singapore

Family-Friendly | Leisure

If you're looking for a family-friendly activity in Singapore, Kiztopia is the best choice. This trendy indoor playground is located in Marine Square and features 18 themed zones, ninja courses, virtual or augmented games, bouncy castles, ball pits, and much more. As more attractions start appearing, enjoy the rides and play games like Pio's Drift, Mojo Zone, Raby's Mart, and many others. If you are in Singapore with kids, this place is a must-visit stop for you.

Tip: Avoid visiting Kiztopia on weekends though, as residents of Singapore also visit there for a day of snow-related entertainment.

6. Bird Paradise

Wildlife Park

Over 850,000 people visit the 20.2-hectare Bird Paradise each year. It is a family-friendly bird park. More than 3,500 birds representing 400 different species call it home, and it features state-of-the-art features including walk-in aviaries and one-of-a-kind exhibits. This attraction is loved by locals and tourists alike. Walking is the greatest method to explore Bird Paradise. So make sure your footwear is supportive.

Why Visit: In addition to meeting hundreds of different bird species and learning everything there is to know about their habitats, you can get up close and personal with the Philippine Eagle, the nation's national bird.

7. Singapore Zoo

Cultural Landmark

One of Singapore's most popular tourist attractions is the Mandai Zoo, popularly known as the Singapore Zoo. Over 315 different species of animals live there in environments that closely match those of their original ecosystems on its enormous 69 acres. Amazing performances are put on by the Singapore Zoo to increase public awareness of nature and animal behavior. Additionally, the displays and experiences at the zoo make for excellent photo opportunities.

Tip: You can save a ton of money by bringing your own food. Public picnics can be held in designated areas where people can sit and eat.

8. Night Safari Singapore

Family-friendly

The first nocturnal wildlife park in Singapore, Night Safari Singapore, is home to 900 animals from 100 different species, 41% of which are endangered. With the aim of promoting biodiversity, Night Safari Singapore focuses on the captive breeding of endangered species. Explore the many areas, such as the Himalayan Foothills, the Indian Subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, the Asian Riverine Forest, the Nepalese River Valley, and the Burmese Hillside.

Why Visit: Discover over 2,500 incredible nocturnal animals in their natural habitat at the first nocturnal wildlife park in the world.

9. Axe Factor Singapore

Entertainment

Become a skilled ax thrower by channeling your inner warrior with the help of knowledgeable professionals. To de-stress, hurl axes at a target board that is 14 feet away. This decompression exercise has gained prominence as Singapore's only ax-throwing range. Because it is a great way to relax psychologically and offers your arms good exercise, ax throwing may even end up becoming your favorite sport.

Tip: Since the location is inside The Grandstand mall, there are many restaurants close by if you want to grab a bite.

10. NERF Action Xperience

Entertainment

Both kids and adults will appreciate Singapore's distinctive NERF-based attraction. The NERF Action Xperience, conveniently located in Marina Square, provides activities that assist individuals in overcoming various challenges, engaging in friendly competition with other guests, fostering their creativity, and having fun while doing it. If you plan to shop at the retail stores, buy the Ultimate Experience NERF Singapore tickets because they include a S$10 shopping coupon.

Why Visit: At NERF Singapore, you get to participate in an entertaining activity while being challenged to use your imagination. You may buy intriguing Nerf-themed products at NERF Singapore.

11. Tayo Station Singapore

Kid-friendly

You may have quality time with your kids at Tayo Station while they engage in a range of games, activities, and entertainment. The focus of the indoor playground is on the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical development of young children. This attraction sets itself apart from the other numerous children’s attractions in Singapore. Prior to your visit, you must reserve your time slot. There is no way to extend the playtime, so make sure to get there on time.

Why Visit: Tayo's Road Circuit is suitable for visitors who are at least 18 months old. Parents are not allowed entry, with the exception of those who have children under the age of five.

12. Wild Wild Wet

Theme Park

Since it opened its doors to guests in 2004, Wild Wild Wet, which is routinely included among the top 10 water parks in Asia, has gained popularity among both locals and tourists. At Wild Wild Wet, you can ride everything from serene wave pools to exhilarating Torpedo rollercoasters. You can select from a range of rides, shops, and other attractions as soon as you enter Wild Wild Wet. With your Wild Wild Wet tickets, you can access each of these attractions.

Tip: Sun Paradise Plus is a retail space located just outside the Wild Wild Wet entrance. Customers who are shopping last minute can buy clothing, accessories, and swimwear here.

13. Snow City

Theme Park

Enjoy the opportunity to visit a beautiful world while playing in the snow, admiring ice sculptures, and taking part in icy fun activities. The only year-round indoor snow facility in the city, Snow City, is the ultimate family-friendly activity to fight the heat. Consequently, this attraction is extremely popular with tourists who aren't familiar with the Singapore weather. The Snow Chamber has sub-zero temperatures. Dress warmly to prevent severe discomfort.

Why Visit: The unique atmosphere of Singapore Snow City, which has about 150 tons of snow in total, is maintained by roughly 10 to 15 tons of snow that are created daily.

14. Pororo Park Singapore

Theme Park

The first indoor playground in the nation, Pororo Park Singapore, would make your kids ecstatic. Viewers are thrilled to watch them interacting with the series' life-size characters, which are based on the plot of the South Korean animated series "Pororo the Little Penguin." This is one of the reasons why this park has gained popularity rapidly among children. Plan to visit the park during the week as weekends could be a little crowded and problematic for younger children.

Why Visit: The show's mascots will be available for your children to meet and greet. Aside from that, the park's gift shop will sell toys with a theme.

15. Singapore Art Science Museum

Museum

The complex, which is located inside the majestic Marina Bay Sands, is renowned for both its stunning architecture and the unique Art Science Museum activities it hosts. The lotus-shaped building that houses the 5000 square meter ArtScience Museum has 21 naturally lit gallery spaces. You are entitled to visit some truly fantastic traveling exhibits at the Singapore ArtScience Museum, such as works by Eames, Van Gogh, Warhol, and Dali.

Tip: The ArtScience Museum's interiors are quite dark despite the fact that taking pictures is permitted there due to the LED installations. Make the appropriate camera choice.

16. Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall

City Landmark | Museum

As the Southeast Asian headquarters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Chinese Revolutionary Alliance, which led to the overthrow of the Qing dynasty and the establishment of the first Chinese republic, this national landmark and the renowned museum were built in the 1880s. Discover amazing historical information about Singapore's Chinese community and how the revolution affected that nation. If you are a history buff, this attraction is recommended for you.

Why Visit: By displaying old photos and personal items of Sun Yat-life Sen, this memorial hall helps you gain a deeper understanding of his life.

17. Asian Civilizations Museum

Museum

Asian Civilizations Museum is home to the region's largest collection of pan-Asian artifacts. Its galleries explore the history, civilizations, fabrics, and religions of Southeast Asia, China, the Asian subcontinent, and Islamic west Asia. The Tang Shipwreck show features more than 500 recovered artifacts; keep an eye out for the Chinese bronze mirrors, one of which is more than 2000 years old. Apart from these, the museum also has many other interesting exhibits to explore.

Tip: Students, people with disabilities (PWDs), and senior citizens 60 and older can purchase tickets at a discounted rate if they have a valid photo ID.

18. Madame Tussauds Sentosa

Family-Friendly

After opening its initial site in Singapore, Madame Tussauds expanded to several significant cities, including Singapore. As your imagination soars, stroll among your favorite actors, performers, TV hosts, and inspirational leaders from all around the world. You can really jazz up your social media accounts with photos taken here. The easiest way to purchase tickets for Madame Tussauds Singapore is online. Online purchases typically also guarantee affordable tickets.

Why Visit: Madame Tussauds Singapore is a place where you can interact with famous people, get their autographs, and have fun with your friends and family doing a variety of entertaining activities. 

19. Trick Eye Museum

Kid-Friendly

When you go to the Trick Eye Museum in Singapore and see how realistic optical illusions are, the fun really begins. You'll find a ton of optical illusion-themed paintings, installations, and movies here, which are 2D works of art that appear to be 3D due to an optical illusion. Visitors to the Trick Eye Museum can relax in four themed spaces while appreciating more than 100 arresting works by local and foreign artists.

Tip: Visitors are advised to reserve their time slot and buy their tickets ahead of time. It's for this reason that it's frequently suggested to buy Trick Eye Museum tickets online.

20. Singapore Cable Car

Sightseeing

A must-do experience in the Lion City, the Singapore Cable Car has been the focal point of the breathtaking Singapore cityscape since 1974. The Singapore Cable Car is a terrific way to experience the city in all its beauty. It has two unique lines that link to various parts of the city. The best time to watch Singapore Cable Car is in the morning or evening on a weekday. If you want to avoid crowds, avoid weekends.

Interesting Fact: Mount Faber, Sentosa Island, and HarbourFront are all connected by the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network, which is the only cableway in the area.

21. Sentosa 4D Adventureland

Entertainment

Sentosa 4D AdventureLand is a place where you may go on adventures, participate in 4D action, go on treasure hunts, ride various coasters with different 4D effects, and more. The first 4D theater in Southeast Asia, Sentosa 4D Adventure Land, presents a whole new caliber of adventure. The activities and rides are not suggested for people who have health conditions like high blood pressure, pregnant women, or even senior citizens.

Why Visit: Experience the earth trembling as elephants pass by or hear the splash of streams as you cross them in Journey 2: The Mysterious Island- 4D Experience.

22. Skyline Luge

Entertainment | Sightseeing

Take full advantage of the curves as you descend on specially created courses while controlling the ride. A Skyride that takes you to the top of the luge track is also included with the Singapore Skyline Luge tickets. You get a broad view of the South China Sea and Sentosa Island. If you want to experience the Night Luge, make sure to purchase your tickets early to avoid the lines. You can only take this journey in the evenings on Fridays and Saturdays.

Tip: Consider purchasing the Jolly Sentosa Pass, which includes admission to AdventureLand, Trick Eye Museum, Skyline Luge Sentosa, Segway Fun Ride, and Madame Tussauds, if you want to visit three of the top five Sentosa attractions.

23. AJ Hackett Sentosa

Adventure

Three mind-blowing adventures are available at AJ Hackett Sentosa, one of the top thrill-seeking attractions in Singapore. The exhilarating activities and beautiful panoramic vision of Singapore have been cited as the reason for the high demand for AJ Hackett Sentosa tickets. If you are unsure about Bungy jumping after getting the tickets, you can always ask for assistance. The staff may be able to make arrangements for you to travel with a certified jumper.

Why Visit: AJ Hackett Sentosa takes pride in its strict safety measures. All employees are prepared to assist guests and have received proper training. 

24. Adventure Cove Waterpark

Leisure

You can enjoy more at Adventure Cove Waterpark than just the first hydro-magnetic coaster in the area. Whether you like to soar down the Rapids slide or float peacefully along the riverbank with amiable fish and rays at your side, Adventure Cove Waterpark is the ideal location. On the Pipeline Plunge, experience the feeling of being completely out of control as you careen down spectacular twists and turns, or challenge a friend to a high-speed plunge on the Dueling Racer.

Tip: Experience the immersive dives if you visit Adventure Cove Waterpark. The dives carry you down a slide into the ocean's depths.

25. Universal Studios Singapore

Family-friendly

One of the most well-known theme parks in Asia, Universal Studios Singapore, offers a ton of family-friendly activities. The seven zones that make up the theme park provide a selection of rides for kids, teens, and adults based on your family's favorite movies and TV shows. Given that Universal Studios Singapore is a very popular attraction that sells out extremely quickly, it is advisable that you get the One-Day Ticket: Express Pass to skip the lineups.

Why Visit: Experiencing the wonders of ancient Egypt will transport you back in time. You must ride the rollercoaster Revenge of the Mummy and the attraction Treasure Hunters.

26. SkyHelix Sentosa

Adventure | Family-Friendly

SkyHelix Sentosa, Singapore's highest open-air panorama ride with breathtaking views of Sentosa, is situated at a height of 79 meters above sea level. After dusk, the attraction is brilliantly lighted with LED lights, allowing visitors to further appreciate its beauty. It is one of Santosa's highest vantage points at 79 meters above sea level and provides amazing views over Sentosa, the area around Keppel Bay, and the Southern Islands.

Tip: Women who are expecting and people who have a fear of heights should pass on the ride.

27. Singapore National Orchid Garden

Leisure | Family-Friendly

The Singapore National Orchid Garden, a section of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, is Singapore's first-ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. You may witness all 2,000 hybrid orchid varieties in the National Orchid Garden's vibrant glory. The best choice for avoiding lines at the event is to purchase National Orchid Garden tickets online. Singapore National Orchid Garden is a great place to make a day out of your visit with the entire family.

Why Visit: The garden offers colorful beauty as you travel. Over 60,000 orchids can be found at the National Orchid Garden in zones that were influenced by the four seasons.

28. Adventure HQ Singapore

Entertainment

Adventure HQ Singapore, a big indoor playground in the center of Singapore, is the greatest place to unwind in the city. Adventure HQ is located in a roomy 2800 square meter space. The variety of exhilarating rides and attractions it provides will appeal to visitors of all ages. At Adventure HQ Singapore, you can find the largest two-tiered ropes course, the first indoor artificial cave system, and the world's first indoor roll glider.

Tip: Avoid lingering too long after an event because waiting in line takes time. Head over to the next activity and make the most of your time.

29. Holey Moley Golf Club

Family-friendly

Golf courses aren't particularly common in tourist areas. Singapore, though, has discovered a strategy to draw tourists there. The Singapore Holey Moley Golf Course is a lover of minigolf's dream come true. It shouldn't be surprising that it's a well-liked party spot in Singapore. Visitors can play friendly games in 27 themed zones at Singapore Holey Moley Golf Club in addition to dining at the location's renowned restaurants and bars.

Tip: The best times to visit Singapore Holey Moley Golf Club are in February, March, and April.

30. River Safari Singapore

Wildlife Park

Unquestionably the first of its kind, River Safari Singapore is a wildlife park where you can learn more about both animals and other river basins across the world. The 12-hectare park is home to a wide variety of animals and plants that both children and adults will enjoy. The 200 animal species at River Safari comprise 40% of threatened or endangered species, which is noteworthy to note and makes the attraction a must-see.

Tip: Be sure to inquire about the amenities at the River Safari Singapore, which offers free wifi and locker services.