- 3-min walk (230m)
- Open-air food court serving local satay, seafood, and drinks
- Cost: Meals from S$10
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Set in the heart of Singapore’s Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay is surrounded by some of the city’s most iconic attractions. Within a 20-minute walk, you’ll find world-class museums, waterfront promenades, and vibrant dining spots. Whether you’re exploring the Supertree Grove or strolling the Marina Bay waterfront, this area is a perfect base for discovering Singapore’s best sights with ease.
Unlock the Singapore City Pass to access top attractions like the ArtScience Museum, Singapore Flyer, and more, all within walking distance. Save up to 40% and skip the ticket lines for a seamless sightseeing experience.
Experience Singapore’s skyline from the SkyPark’s 57th-floor observation deck, offering 360-degree views of the city, bay, and beyond.
Walk this double-helix pedestrian bridge for unique architecture and illuminated night views connecting Marina Bay Sands to the Esplanade.
This dam and rooftop park offers panoramic city views, kite flying, and a breezy spot for picnics or sunset watching.
A scenic walkway along the bay, perfect for photos, jogging, or relaxing with views of the city’s most famous landmarks.
Known as “the durian” for its spiky design, this performing arts center hosts concerts, theater, and outdoor events along the waterfront.
A lotus-shaped icon, this museum blends art, science, and technology in interactive exhibitions, including the popular Future World digital art show.
Showcasing innovative product and design concepts, this riverside museum is a favorite for creative minds and design lovers.
Explore the region’s diverse heritage through artifacts, textiles, and interactive displays in a grand colonial building by the river.
Home to the world’s largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art, set in two historic buildings.
A quirky museum with vintage toys and collectibles from around the world, perfect for families and nostalgia seekers.
Singapore’s oldest museum, offering immersive exhibits on the nation’s history, culture, and identity.
From Marina Bay Overpass, you see tall city skyscrapers, sparkling waters below, and the busy streets stretching into the distance.
The OCBC Skyway offers a long, airy path where every step shows new angles of glowing trees, gardens, and the open night sky.
The Supertree Observatory offers a high viewpoint where the glowing treetops, Marina Bay buildings, and soft evening breeze feel unforgettable.
Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours stop near Gardens by the Bay and connect you to Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and Chinatown. It’s the easiest way to see the city’s highlights in one day.
Marguerite offers rustic Italian dishes in a cozy, warm setting with wooden tables, soft lighting, and friendly, welcoming service.
Enjoy local satay, seafood, and drinks in a lush, open-air setting right inside Gardens by the Bay.
A bustling food court with a wide range of local and Asian cuisines, ideal for quick and affordable meals.
Shake Shack at Gardens by the Bay serves juicy burgers and fries in a bright, casual space with garden views.
Rooftop dining and cocktails atop Marina Bay Sands, with sweeping city and bay views.
Explore themed gardens, sculptures, and lakes outside the ticketed domes, all free to enter.
Walk this architecturally stunning bridge for free, especially beautiful when illuminated at night.
Wander among the towering Supertrees in the outdoor gardens, free to access and perfect for photos.
Relax on the rooftop lawn, fly a kite, or enjoy panoramic city views at no cost.
Enjoy a free stroll along the bay, with skyline views, public art, and plenty of photo opportunities.
Snap a photo with Singapore’s iconic Merlion statue and enjoy the lively waterfront atmosphere.
Stroll through themed gardens, lakes, and art installations, all free to access and perfect for a relaxing break.
A vast rooftop lawn with panoramic city and bay views, ideal for kite flying, picnics, and sunset watching.
A quieter section of Gardens by the Bay, offering tranquil waterfront paths and city skyline views.
Historic riverside park with war memorials, shaded paths, and views of the city’s colonial architecture.
Bayfront Plaza is a lively public square beside the MRT, featuring weekly markets, events, and easy access to Gardens by the Bay.
A bustling public waterfront walkway with art installations, benches, and panoramic views, perfect for people-watching and evening walks.
Families and friends gather here to shop, dine, and enjoy the open, airy surroundings near Singapore’s vibrant city center.
Raffles Place is Singapore’s busy financial hub, filled with tall office towers, bustling streets, and people moving quickly in every direction.
Explore the expansive outdoor gardens, with themed zones, art sculptures, and plenty of space for jogging or walking.
Walk among the Supertrees on a 128-meter-long aerial walkway, offering unique perspectives of the gardens and city.
Try kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding in the calm waters of Marina Reservoir, with city views all around.
Rent a bike and explore the scenic cycling routes around Marina Bay, passing landmarks and waterfront parks.
💡Tip: For a memorable picnic, pick up local snacks from Satay by the Bay and head to the Marina Barrage rooftop. The breeze and skyline make it a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.
Try your luck at Singapore’s premier casino, open late with a range of gaming options and bars.
Watch the Supertrees come alive with music and lights in a nightly show, a signature Gardens by the Bay experience.
Sip cocktails on the rooftop of Marina Bay Sands, with panoramic night views of the city and bay.
Experience the city lights from above on a nighttime ride in the Singapore Flyer observation wheel.
Catch free evening performances ranging from live music to dance, set against the illuminated skyline.
Step into a whimsical world of flowers, waterfalls, and interactive displays, perfect for kids and families.
A water play park and adventure playground designed for children up to the age of 12 years, with splash zones and treehouses.
A rooftop water play area with fountains and splash zones, ideal for cooling off after exploring the gardens.
Interactive digital art installations that let kids play, draw, and immerse themselves in creative technology.
Marvel at the towering Supertrees, with plenty of space for kids to run and explore, plus evening light shows.
Giant tanks showcase tropical fish, stingrays, and graceful sharks, all moving slowly through sparkling, clear blue water.
💡Tip: Pair Gardens by the Bay with the ArtScience Museum and Marina Bay Sands SkyPark on a combo ticket. Save money and time while enjoying guided insights and spectacular views.
A festive carnival with lantern displays, cultural performances, and street food along the Marina Bay waterfront.
A sustainable light art festival transforming Marina Bay with interactive installations and nightly displays.
Catch the city’s biggest celebration with fireworks, flypasts, and performances around Marina Bay.
Lantern displays, cultural performances, and mooncakes fill the gardens during this colorful festival.
Singapore’s largest yuletide fair, with light sculptures, festive markets, and carnival games in the gardens.
Ring in the new year with fireworks, light projections, and live music at the city’s biggest celebration.
A luxury mall with designer boutiques, international brands, and waterfront dining, just steps from the gardens.
A lifestyle mall with boutique shops, specialty stores, and unique dining experiences, close to Marina Bay.
A large shopping center with fashion, electronics, and family-friendly stores, plus a range of dining options.
One of Singapore’s largest malls, featuring international brands, restaurants, and the famous Fountain of Wealth.
A small mall within the Esplanade complex, offering artsy shops, cafes, and performance-related merchandise.
A major shopping destination with fashion, beauty, and gourmet food, located near City Hall.
Path: Gardens by the Bay → Supertree Grove → Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade
Path: Gardens by the Bay → ArtScience Museum → Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
Path: Gardens by the Bay → Marina Barrage → National Gallery Singapore → The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Path: Gardens by the Bay → Garden Rhapsody Light Show → CE LA VI SkyBar
Path: Far East Organization Children’s Garden → Floral Fantasy → Satay by the Bay
Path: Gardens by the Bay → Marina Bay Sands SkyPark → Waterfront Promenade
The best way to visit Gardens by the Bay and nearby attractions is on foot or via public transit. Here’s how:
Closest MRT stations:
Taxi / Ride-hailing: Designated taxi stands are near Bayfront MRT and Marina Bay Sands, with drop-off points close to Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, and Supertree Grove
Bikes & Scooters: Docking stations for bike-sharing and e-scooters are available near Bayfront MRT and Marina Boulevard, providing convenient access to all garden zones
Yes, the area is well-lit and patrolled, with many visitors enjoying evening walks and light shows. Stick to main paths and public spaces for a safe experience.
Absolutely. The gardens and surrounding Marina Bay area have wide, accessible paths, pedestrian bridges, and clear signage, making it easy to explore on foot.
Satay by the Bay is a popular spot for local food, while the Marina Barrage is loved for kite flying and picnics. The Garden Rhapsody light show is a must-see.
The rooftop lawn at Marina Barrage offers panoramic city views and a breezy setting, making it a favorite picnic spot for locals and visitors.
The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark and Helix Bridge offer sweeping views of the gardens and Supertrees. The Supertree Grove itself is perfect for close-up shots, especially at sunset.
You can explore the outdoor gardens, walk the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade, visit the Helix Bridge, and enjoy the nightly Garden Rhapsody light show, all at no cost.
Satay by the Bay, Majestic Bay Seafood, and Pollen are all within a short walk, offering a range of local and international cuisine.
Visit the Children’s Garden water play area, Floral Fantasy, and the ArtScience Museum’s Future World exhibition for interactive fun.
Head to the Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, or ArtScience Museum for indoor attractions. The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands also offers shopping and dining under cover.
Yes, lockers are available at the Visitor Centre for a small fee, making it easy to store bags while you explore.
Bayfront MRT station (Downtown and Circle Lines) is the closest, with direct access via underground walkways.
Dogs are allowed in some outdoor areas of the gardens but not inside the domes or main attractions. Always check signage and keep pets leashed.
Yes, the Singapore City Pass includes entry to attractions like the ArtScience Museum, Singapore Flyer, and more within walking distance.
The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Marina Square, and Suntec City Mall are all nearby for shopping and dining.
The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark and Singapore Flyer both offer spectacular night views of the illuminated gardens and city skyline.
Bay East Garden is a quieter spot with skyline views, while the Marina Barrage rooftop is a local favorite for kite flying and sunset picnics.
Early mornings on weekdays are the quietest, especially before 10am. Evenings after 8pm are also less crowded, except during special events.
Christmas Wonderland, i Light Singapore, and the Mid-Autumn Festival are major events held in or near the gardens throughout the year.
