English
English
- Universal Studios Singapore
- Gardens by the Bay
- Night Safari Singapore
- Marina Bay Sands Skypark
- ArtScience Museum
- Singapore Flyer
- S.E.A Aquarium Singapore
- Bird Paradise Singapore
- Harry Potter Forbidden Forest Experience
- Singapore Zoo
- Snow City
- Adventure Cove Waterpark
- River Wonders Singapore
- Skyline Luge Sentosa
- Trickeye Museum Singapore
- Resorts World Sentosa
- Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Select Your Experience
Combo (Save 9%): Gardens by the Bay + Marina Bay Sands Tickets
from S$52
S$47.50
Save 9%
- Experience the essence of Singapore's nature and architecture with this smart-saver combo ticket.
- Explore the world's largest glass greenhouse, Flower Dome, boasting a diverse collection of flora from 5 continents. Witness changing floral displays throughout the year.
- Embark on a journey into a tropical highland with a towering 35-meter indoor waterfall at Cloud Forest. Traverse the Cloud Walk and Treetop Walk for elevated views.
- Ascend to the 57th-floor observation deck of Marina Bay Sands Skypark, capturing panoramic vistas of Singapore's skyline, Singapore River, and key landmarks like Merlion Park.
Inclusions
Gardens by the Bay Double Conservatories
- Access to Cloud Forest
- Access to Flower Dome
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- Access to Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
Gardens by the Bay: Double Conservatories
- Tip: Make sure to wear comfortable shoes to navigate the massive greenhouse of Flower Dome.
- Facilities: Free WiFi, Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Strollers Accessibility.
Please be aware that closure dates apply to all attractions, and you can check the latest dates here.
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- Tip: Visit in the evening to catch a dazzling water & light show at the promenade from the observation deck.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Pram/Strollers Accessibility.
- Your experience may be subject to change, due to bad weather.
- All Marina Bay Sands Skypark ticket holders will need to reserve time slots here.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- At the Cloud Forest, be awed by one of the tallest indoor waterfalls and the imposing mountain wrapped in plants from all around the world.
- The waterfront Heritage Gardens will leave you in awe with its botanical representation of Indian, Chinese, Malay, and Colonial themes.
- The Flower Dome exudes radiance, with a temperature-controlled dome and a changing display of flora from the Mediterranean regions.
- Explore Flower Dome's stunning display Dahlia Dreams until Feb 25, 2024, featuring a 7m-tall dragon to mark the Chinese New Year.
Inclusions
- Access to Cloud Forest
- Access to Flower Dome
Exclusions
- OCBC Skywalk Tickets
- Access to Floral Fantasy
- Access to Supertree Observatory
- Tip: Make sure to carry a jacket as it gets quite cold inside the garden.
- Although OCBC Skywalk entry is not included with these tickets, entry can be purchased for 8 SGD (cash only) at the ticketing hub or near the entrance to the OCBC Skywalk.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Head to Marina Bay Sands Skypark for a taste of the high life with spectacular views of Singapore from up above!
- Even with the popularity of this attraction, you won't have to wait in line, thanks to your skip-the-line ticket.
- Step out onto the observation deck, a large wooden decked area that promises unaltered panoramic views of Singapore's sparkly skyline.
- Pull out your cameras and snap away at the gorgeous landmarks of Singapore, like Gardens by the Bay, Singapore, Flyer, and then some.
- Skypark views got you hooked? Take it further and add ArtScience Museum to your ticket, where you can see light installations, interact with playful robots, and more.
Inclusions
- Admission to the Marina Bay Sands Skypark observation deck
- 5 digital photo files, 2 ‘Magic Shots’ (animated/interactive short video)
- Admission to ArtScience Museum (optional)
- Access to Future World permanent exhibition (optional)
Exclusions
- Access to infinity pool (For hotel guests only)
Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck
- Tip: Visit in the evening to catch a dazzling water and light show at the promenade from the observation deck.
- The digital photos and magic shots can be redeemed online.
- Keep in mind luggage, professional photo/video equipment, tripods, external lighting, fireworks, illegal substances/narcotics, pepper spray, mace, and outside food and drinks, are not allowed on this experience. Pack wisely!
- Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
ArtScience Museum
- To effectively manage capacity, admission is staggered to 15-minute intervals. As a result, some waiting time may be experienced before entering the ArtScience museum.
- The Future World permanent exhibition strictly requires timeslot reservation on the following link here. Entry will be denied if no timeslot has been pre-booked.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Visit the Canopy Park and all its attractions in one go. Opt for more fun with curated packages that grant access to the mazes and Canopy Bridge.
- Twist and turn at the Discovery Slides, spot handcrafted creatures at Topiary Park, walk through mist at Foggy Bowls, and pretty flowers at Petal Garden.
- Choose to add the Mirror Maze, for illusions and mirror tricks that will have you questioning your perceptions and sense of reality altogether.
- Or, opt for the Hedge Maze, for its hidden swinging gates, flowers with motion sensors, a watchtower, and more.
- Choose to add Canopy Bridge for sky-high views of the world's tallest indoor waterfalls, the forest valley beneath, and the entire Jewel Changi Airport.
Inclusions
- Access to Canopy Park
- Access to Foggy Bowls, Discovery Slides, Petal Garden, and Topiary Walk
- Access to Canopy Bridge (optional)
- Access to Mirror Maze (optional)
- Access to Hedge Maze (optional)
- Tip: It is recommended that all guests wear comfortable, closed shoes for this experience.
- The minimum height requirement for Discovery Slides is 110cm.
- Photography can be conducted in Jewel and prior approval is required. Please click here to access and fill in the request form for submission to contact.us@jewelchangiairport.com.
- The operation of drones or unmanned aircraft within 5km of Changi Airport will require a permit from CAAS.
- Strict Dress Code: Wearing skirts or dresses onto the Bouncing Net, Walking Net and Mastercard® Canopy Bridge is not allowed. Pants and covered shoes must be worn when visiting the Bouncing Net and Walking Net.
- Food and drinks are not allowed in the Canopy Park.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo (Save 10%): Gardens by the Bay - Cloud Forest + Flower Dome + Floral Fantasy
- Explore the must-see attractions of Gardens by the Bay, such as Floral Fantasy, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest, all in one combo.
- Learn about Singapore's diverse ethnic groups and colonial history through the flora at Heritage Gardens, and discover Dahlia Dreams, the annual Chinese New Year floral display, at Flower Dome.
- See one of the largest indoor waterfalls at Cloud Forest, and learn how epiphyte plants utilize branches to help cloud forests capture water droplets from the mist.
- At Floral Fantasy, explore the dreamy floral landscapes like the rain oasis of Waltz and fragrant fuschia flowers hanging overhead at Float.
- Marvel at the lush flower bouquets suspended from the ceiling at Dance, and stroll through the terraced rock formations at Drift.
Inclusions
- Admission to Flower Dome
- Access to Cloud Forest
- Admission to Floral Fantasy
- Tip: Don't forget to click a picture with Nobu, the guardian of the garden of Float.
- Facilities: Locker, Wheelchair Accessibility, Free WiFi, Nursing Room
- Parking spaces are limited and subject to availability.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Singapore's achievements are commendable. Despite having less area than many cities, the island state has developed a stable economy considered among the best in Asia. It also attracts millions of tourists, who are blown away by its world-class facilities and fascinating monuments. Every monument in Singapore deserves mentioning, but here are the most famous monuments in Singapore you cannot ignore.
Top 21 Monuments in Singapore
The famous monuments in Singapore offer a glimpse into the island's state history and present standing in the world.
1. Marina Bay Sands
Luxury hotel
Singapore's pride and the true meaning of luxury, the Marina Bay Sands is a monument beyond excellence. The five-star hotel comprises three connected 55-storey towers that light up like the moon at night, giving Singapore a new meaning every day.
Interesting fact: SkyPark Observation Deck at the top of the hotel provides magnificent views of the island city. Guests can also enjoy swimming in one of the world's largest rooftop infinity pools at the hotel's top.
Location: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956. Find on map
from SGD 22
2. Jewel Changi Airport
Entertainment complex
Singapore literally amazes tourists as soon as they land. The Jewel Changi Airport is a fascinating destination inside the Singapore Changi Airport. Among its many attractions includes the Rain Vortex, the world's tallest indoor waterfall pouring over 10,000 gallons per minute.
Interesting fact: The Canopy Park on the fifth level of the airport contains 14,000 square metres of attractions like a suspended catenary glass-bottom bridge walk, a planted hedge maze and mirror maze, and a topiary walk.
Location: 78 Airport Blvd., Singapore 819666. Find on map
from SGD 4.50
3. Singapore Flyer
Ferris wheel
The Singapore Flyer is a giant Ferris wheel that offers stunning views of the cityscape. The ride lasts about 30 minutes, and it is a great way to see the city from above.
Interesting fact: It is one of the tallest Ferris wheels in the world.
Location: 30 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039803. Find on map
Know more
4. National Gallery Singapore
Museum
The National Gallery Singapore has the world's largest Singapore and Southeast Asian art collection. The gallery has a war memorial commemorating the lives lost during World War II.
Interesting fact: A secret library hidden in the gallery is now open to the public.
Location: 1 St Andrew's Rd, #01 – 01, Singapore 178957. Find on map
from SGD 14
5. Gardens by the Bay
Garden
Gardens by the Bay is home to over 250 species of trees and plants and several sculptures and monuments. The gardens also have many interactive exhibits, such as the Seasonal Display, which changes with the seasons.
Interesting fact: One of the most popular attractions is the Supertree Grove, which features 16 massive tree-like structures lit up at night.
Location: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953. Find on map
from SGD 20
6. ArtScience Museum
Museum
The ArtScience Museum in Singapore is a must-visit for any art lover. The museum houses a permanent collection of contemporary art and rotating exhibitions.
Interesting fact: The museum is home to the world's largest LED dome, which is a sight to behold.
Location: 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974. Find on map
from SGD 18
7. Madame Tussauds Singapore
Museum
At Madame Tussauds Singapore, you can breathe the same air as Leonardo DiCaprio, Madonna, Michael Jackson, Serena Williams, and Queen Elizabeth II.
Interesting fact: Inside the museum, you can also learn about Singapore's history, watch enthralling action with Marvel Universe 4D Cinema, and play games.
Location: 40 Imbiah Rd, Sentosa, Singapore 099700. Find on map
from SGD 30
8. Red Dot Museum
Museum
The Red Dot Museum in Singapore has artefacts that are everyday objects but with a twist. More than 2,000 exhibits are displayed in the museum, each interesting in its own way.
Handy tip: If you're into design or have a keen interest in it, you should definitely visit the museum.
Location: 11 Marina Blvd, Singapore 018940. Find on map
Know more
9. National Museum of Singapore
Museum
The National Museum of Singapore is full of interesting artefacts that tell the history of Singapore. One of the most popular exhibits is the section on Singaporeans: colonial life, traditional homes, and Peranakan culture.
Interesting Fact: Gemmil Fountain, inside the museum premises, is Singapore's oldest public drinking fountain.
Location: 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897. Find on map
from SGD 15
10. Sun Yat Sen Nanyang
Museum
The Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial in Singapore is a monument that commemorates the contributions of Dr Sun Yat Sen to the country. He was a significant figure in the Singaporean independence movement and helped to shape the country's history.
Handy tip: The museum is closed on Monday. Plan your visit accordingly.
Location: 12 Tai Gin Rd, Singapore 327874. Find on map
from SGD 6.50
11. Asian Civilizations Museum
Museum
The Asian Civilizations Museum showcases Asia's rich history and culture, with exhibits on everything from art to religion. Learn about the different countries of Asia, and see how they have influenced each other over the years.
Interesting facts: It is the only museum in Singapore that displays Asia's artistic diversity and the city's early cultures.
Location: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555. Find on map
from SGD 5.50
12. Raffles Hotel
Historic site
Raffles Hotel has played a major role in Singapore's tourism boom. The historic hotel, established by four Armenian brothers in 1887, was designated a National Monument of Singapore on March 4, 1987.
Interesting fact: Raffles Hotel has served prominent guests like Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin (Charlie Chaplin), Rudyard Kipling, Michael Jackson, and Prince William and Princess Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.
Location: 1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673. Find on map
Know more
13. The Istana
Heritage site
The Istana represents Singapore's sovereignty. The former home to 21 British governors of Singapore, The Istana, is now the office of the President of the Republic of Singapore.
Interesting fact: Visitors can see The Istana from inside five days a year. These are the Chinese New Year, Labour Day, Hari Raya Puasa, National Day and Deepavali.
Location: Orchard Rd, Singapore 238823. Find on map
Know more
14. Civilian War Memorial
Memorial
Singapore suffered dearly from Japan's occupation of the country in World War II. The Civilian War Memorial pays tribute to the civilians who lost their lives to the Japanese.
Interesting fact: Swan & Maclaren, the firm that designed the Cenotaph, won the architectural competition to design the Civilian War Memorial.
Location: War Memorial Park, Beach Rd, Civilian War Memorial, Singapore 189768. Find on map
Know more
15. Nagore Dargah
Museum
The Chulia community, hailing from the Coromandel Coast in southern India, built the Nagore Dargah. A mix of several architectural traditions, Nagore Dargah, is dedicated to the Tamil Sufi preacher-saint Shahul Hamid.
Interesting fact: Most members of the Chulia community are devotees of Shahul Hamid. Many sailors attribute their safe journey across oceans to Hamid's miracles.
Location: 140 Telok Ayer St, Singapore 068604. Find on map
Know more
16. Armenian Apostolic Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator
Church
Singapore owes a great deal to the Armenians who settled here in the colonial period. The Armenian Apostolic Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator, also called the Armenian Church, was the centre of prayer for the Armenians while they lived in Singapore.
Interesting fact: The Sarkies brothers, who established the Raffles Hotel, were notable members of the Armenian community that lived in Singapore during the colonial period.
Location: 60 Hill St, Singapore 179366. Find on map
Know more
17. Saint Andrew's Cathedral
Cathedral
Saint Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore's oldest surviving Anglican religious centre, contains elements that prove the Scottish, English, and Indian communities' contribution to Singapore's rise to power.
Interesting fact: Services in the cathedral are also conducted in languages like Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Tagalog, Bahasa Indonesia, and Burmese.
Location: 11 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178959. Find on map
Know more
18. Sri Mariamman Temple
Religious site
Dedicated to goddess Mariamman, known for curing illnesses and diseases, Sri Mariamman Temple was built by immigrants hailing from districts of South India. It remains the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore.
Interesting fact: The most-recent restoration work of the temple cost S$4 million.
Location: 244 South Bridge Rd, Singapore 058793. Find on map
Know more
19. Goodwood Park Hotel (Tower Block)
Hotel
Like several other countries, Germans, too, played their part in Singapore's rise. The Tower Block of the Goodwood Park Hotel serves as a reminder. It was home to the Teutonia Club, among Singapore's earliest European national clubs.
Interesting fact: Seven German merchants laid the foundations of the Teutonia Club in a house on North Bridge Road behind the present-day Raffles Hotel in June 1856.
Location: 22 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228221. Find on map
Know more
20. Chesed-El Synagogue
Synagogue
The growing Jewish community in Singapore in the early 1900s led to the construction of the Chesed-El Synagogue, one of two synagogues in Singapore, along with the Maghain Aboth Synagogue.
Interesting fact: On his visit to Singapore in 1922, Albert Einstein said the Chesed-El Synagogue was 'a magnificent synagogue, which was actually built for the purpose of communication between [Sir Manasseh Meyer] and [God]'. Meyer was a philanthropist back in the day.
Location: 2 Oxley Rise, Singapore 238693. Find on map
Know more
21. MacDonald House
Historic site
MacDonald House doesn't have striking traditional architecture but boasts a rich history. It was constructed for the new branch office of Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC) and was the first office building in Southeast Asia to be fully air-conditioned.
Interesting fact: Citibank currently occupies MacDonald House.
Location: 40A Orchard Rd, Singapore 238838. Find on map
Know moreFrequently Asked Questions About Monuments in Singapore
1. What are the best monuments in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, and Gardens by the Bay are the best monuments to see in Singapore.
2. What are the most famous monuments in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands, Raffles Hotel, and the Jewel Changi Airport are the most famous monuments tourists want to explore in Singapore.
3. What are the best historical monuments in Singapore?
The National Gallery Singapore and the National Museum of Singapore are the best historical monuments in Singapore.
4. What are the most popular monuments in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Flyer, and Raffles Hotel are the most popular monuments to see in Singapore.
5. Where can I buy tickets to visit the best monuments in Singapore?
Click here to buy tickets to the best monuments in Singapore.
6. What are the most visited monuments in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands and Raffles Hotel are among the most visited monuments in Singapore.
7. What is the best time to visit the top monuments in Singapore?
December to June is the best time to visit the top monuments in Singapore.
8. What is the most iconic monument in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands is, by far, the most iconic monument in Singapore.
9. How many monuments are in Singapore?
Singapore is home to over 20 intriguing monuments.
10. What are the oldest monuments in Singapore?
Sri Mariamman Temple and the Armenian Church are among the oldest monuments to see in Singapore.
11. What are the free monuments in Singapore?
Churches and temples in Singapore are the best free monuments to visit.
12. What is the biggest monument in Singapore?
Marina Bay Sands is among the biggest monuments you can see in Singapore.