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A Guide to Visiting Singapore in July | Attractions, Events, Weather & More

Singapore is a prominent global financial center and is one of the most densely populated places globally. It is accredited for having a world-class airport and is the only one with an indoor waterfall. Its Botanic Garden is a World Heritage Site.

The city-state is a shopper's paradise and a haven for the gastronomically inclined.

Is July a Good Time to Visit Singapore?

Expect steady rain when you visit Singapore in July as the southwest monsoon sets in. Temperatures remain in the region of 26ºC - 27ºC, much like the rest of the year. For those who missed out on the opportunity to visit the Great Singapore Sale in June, the sale spills over into July. Visit to make the most of the great deals that abound.

The Singapore Food Festival is sure to tantalize your tastebuds, and it is held in July.

Why You Should Visit 

  • A good amount of rain helps keep you cool.
  • No major holidays, so fewer people milling around.
  • The Singapore shopping festival continues into its last leg.
  • The Singapore Food Festival also happens in July.

What to Look Out For:

  • Sultry during the day, but expect rain at night.
  • Weather in Singapore in July sees less rainfall than in June.

Overview of Weather - Singapore in July

Singapore in July - Overview of Weather in Singapore in December

Weather in Singapore in July can get quite warm and sticky, and we see some thunderstorms. The temperature varies between a high/low of 31°C / 25°C (88°F / 77° F).

  • Average Temperature: 27ºC / 81ºF
  • Low Temperature (Average): 24ºC / 75ºF
  • High Temperature (Average): 31ºC / 88ºF
  • Rainfall: 150 mm / 19 days
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More About the Weather in Singapore in July

  • What is the temperature in July?

The weather in Singapore in July is the same as in earlier months. The temperatures are similar to June. The average is 27°C / 81°F. Expect sudden showers.

  • What is the heat index in July?

In July, the heat index hovers around 41.5°C (106.7°F). Try to remain indoors during the day.

  • How much rain does Singapore get in July?

Singapore in July gets approximately 150 mm of rain over three weeks.

  • How much daylight does Singapore get in July?

Singapore in July has an average daylight time of 12 hours.

Best Things to do in Singapore in July

Singapore is packed with entertainment options that belie its small size. In every corner of Singapore, you will find something to entertain yourself. Some of the tourist attractions worth visiting when in Singapore in July are:

1. Gardens By the Bay

Nature Park | Horticulture Destination

Gardens by the Bay is Singapore’s green oasis. It covers an enormous 100 hectares. Since the gardens opened in 2012, they have been an integral part of Singapore’s skyline and its most visited landmark. Consider staying back for the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show. This 15-minute spectacle is scheduled between 7:15 and 8:15 in the evening at the Supertree Grove. The grove is within Gardens By The Bay.

July Timings: 5 am to 11 pm*

*Please Note that every attraction within Gardens By The Bay operates at different timings. Kindly check in particular before you visit.

from S$20

2. Singapore Flyer

Observation Wheel | Sky Dining

Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel that stands amidst the plentiful skyscrapers that dot the Singapore skyline. Step into one of the 28 air-conditioned pods for beautiful vistas of Singapore, particularly at dusk.

The ride takes about 30 minutes to complete.

July Timings: 3 pm to 10 pm

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3.. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

City Landmark | Tourist Hotspot

The most instagrammable place in Singapore has got to be The Marina Bay Sands. Opened in 2010, it has over 2500 rooms. The complex also houses a shopping mall, casino, and ice skating rink. It has an infinity pool on the 57th floor and adjoining it is the SkyPark observation deck.

July Timings: 24 hrs

from S$22

4. Madame Tussauds

Wax Museum | Tourist Attraction

Madame Tussauds Singapore is a fantastic way to get up close and personal with your favorite celebrities. It is located on Sentosa Island, and they have a 5-in-1 experience, where you get to enjoy five different activities on one ticket. Be sure to book early as it is a popular attraction.

July Timings: 10 am to 6pm (Open Wednesday to Monday only)

from S$30

5. Singapore Cruises

Luxury Cruises | Excursions

Set foot onto one of the many luxury liners that drop anchor in Singapore. Many great activities are onboard to ensure there is never a dull moment. Interact with your fellow passengers, make new friends, try your luck at the onboard casino, or simply lounge by the pool. The choice is yours.

July Timings: 24 hrs

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6. National Gallery Singapore

Exhibition | Art, and Culture

Any modern art lover should visit The National Gallery of Singapore. It houses over 8000 pieces of contemporary Singaporean and Southeast Asian art. The gallery is housed in two of the two heritage buildings of the former City Hall and Supreme Court.

July Timings:

Coleman Street Entrance – 8 am to 12 midnight

Parliament Place Entrance – 8 am to 11pm

Padang Atrium – 10am to 7pm

Former Supreme Court Historical Lobby Level 1 – 10 am to 12am

B2 Carpark - Lift Lobby A - 7am to 1am (Thu to Sat till 2am)

B2 Carpark – Lift Lobby B - 7am to 1am (Thu to Sat till 2am)

from S$14

7. Universal Studios

Theme Park | Adventure Rides

Universal Studios Singapore is a major attraction in Singapore. It is a very popular theme park located in the entertainment hub of Sentosa. With its many attractions and activities, you can see why it is so popular. It is divided into themes based on the movie and the location it is based on. So head on in to have the time of your lives.

July Timings: 10 am to 7 pm

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8. Jurong Bird Park

 Nature Park | Avian Attraction

The Jurong Bird Park is a world-famous refuge for over 8000 birds across 600 species. Twenty-nine of these bird species are in the endangered category. It is also home to a giant flock of flamingos. The bird park is committed to the conservation of these wonderful feathered friends.

July Timings: 8.30 am to 6.00 pm

from S$34

9. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum

Buddhist Art| History

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum was completed in 2007 at the cost of SGD 62 million and is a popular tourist attraction in the vibrant Chinatown district.

It is said to house the tooth of the founder of Buddhism - the Buddha. The tooth is located on the fourth level of the temple and is available for viewing only during certain hours. Photography is prohibited within the relic chamber.

July Timings: 7 am to 7 pm

from S$44

10. The Fragment Room

Rage Room | Recreation

Probably the only place where your tantrums will be tolerated, The Fragment Room is perfect for letting off some steam and is one of the most unique things to do in Singapore!

You get to release all your frustrations with a bat on some very fragile items. Select a music playlist, put on the safety gear, and smash away. Not having to clean up after is a bonus.

July Timings: 12 pm to 10pm

11. Canopy Park

Garden | Glass Dome

Both the young and old can spend hours within Canopy Park. It is an expansive recreational space located on the topmost floor within the Jewel. Visitors can experience a blissful experience strolling along the park’s many garden paths or relaxing at one of its many diners or cafés. There are even mazes to lose yourselves in.

July Timings:

Canopy Park, and the Canopy Bridge- 9 am to 3 am

Other attractions- 10 am to 10 pm

12. Asian Civilisations Museum

Museum | History

The Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore is ranked as one of the top museums in Asia. It displays artifacts and relics depicting the many cultures and civilizations of Asia. It is home to more than 2000 artifacts spread across seven galleries and three levels.

July Timings: 10 am to 7 pm (Saturday-Thursday), 10 am to 9 pm (Friday)

Festivals in Singapore in July

The Great Singapore Sale

Dates: Till the end of July

The Great Singapore Sale continues to beckon shopaholics worldwide to indulge in some great deals. It ends its last leg towards the end of July, continuing from June.

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Singapore Food Festival

Dates: Second half of July

A world of new flavors awaits foodies at the Singapore Food Festival. Feasts and festivities abound at the food festival that celebrates many unique flavors from Singapore and across the globe. Important highlights of the festival are its many food trails, workshops, and carnivals.

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Events in Singapore in July

Sunset Flow [Yoga Festival] by lululemon Ambassador, Brandon Chong

Date: 17 and 24 July 2022

Venue: Gardens by the Bay

When on a vacation, it’s important to relax your mind amidst your hectic itinerary schedule. For the same purpose, you can try out Yoga fest, instructed by Brandon Chong at Gardens by the Bay.

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Staycation in the Wild

Date: July 1, 2022, onwards

Venue: Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore

Exciting news for nature and animal lovers – you can now experience the Singapore Zoo in a new way by having a staycation. The zoo’s latest addition is an overnight adventure stay that promises an up-close look at the animals, as well as a chance to learn about their habits and behavior. Guests will be able to watch the animals being fed and enjoy a night safari tour.

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Hacks & Tips to Visit Singapore in July

  • Carry an umbrella as rainfall can be intense.
  • The Singapore Food Festival is on. Bon Appetit.
  • Try to schedule your visit during the early morning or evening, when the weather is cooler.
  • Bring along a water bottle and stay hydrated.
  • Wear light, loose-fitting clothing to help keep cool.
  • Make use of air-conditioning wherever possible.
  • Explore the city by foot or take public transportation instead of renting a car.