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

Nature Park | Horticulture Destination 

The Gardens by the Bay is a stunning nature park spanning 250 acres and is located in the heart of Singapore, making it easily accessible. The park has three sections. They are Bay South Garden, Bay East Garden, and Bay Central Garden. It is a favorite haunt of nature lovers and those looking for peace and quiet.

Observation Wheel | Sky Dining

The Singapore Flyer is Asia’s largest observation wheel. The pods are all air-conditioned and will keep you insulated from the heat and humidity. Visit at dusk to enjoy and take jaw-dropping photos of Singapore’s sunset and watch the city lights twinkle as night settles.

There are even private dining options offered along with full-course meals.

City Landmark | Tourist Hotspot

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, is an integrated resort that consists of a hotel, casino, and even a retail mall. For guests looking for a bit of entertainment, there are theaters, nightclubs, and even a museum. To top it all, there is the SkyPark Observation Deck that boasts scenic views of Marina Bay and Singapore’s cityscape.

Wax Museum | Tourist Attraction

Head to Madame Tussauds and capture your best selfie alongside wax figures of celebrities like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lady Gaga, and Shah Rukh Khan at this popular tourist attraction. Marvel fans will enjoy the Marvel 4D experience and the close-up encounters with their favorite superheroes.

Luxury Cruises | Excursions

Singapore, the gateway to Southeast Asia, sees quite a few luxury liners dropping anchor at the city-state. This gives many people the opportunity to embark on the cruise of their dreams. Cruise ships from Singapore head to surrounding destinations such as Ho Chi Minh City, Bali, Phuket, Kuala Lumpur, and Langkawi.

Exhibition | Art, and Culture

Blending rich history with exciting modernity, The National Gallery Singapore building blends history with modernity and is a 21st-century icon. Two of Singapore’s most historic buildings, the former Supreme Court and City Hall, currently house the National Gallery.

Visitors to the Gallery enrich themselves through the museum's rich art collection, which houses over 6000 pieces of modern Singapore and Southeast Asian art.

Theme Park | Adventure Rides

Universal Studios is the place to visit that offers wholesome fun for the whole family. Your little ones can interact with their favorite Sesame Street, Madagascar, and Minions characters. Guests who wish for an adrenaline surging experience can hop to the twin coasters of Battlestar Galactica or get all wet and wild on the Jurassic Park ride.

Tourist Attraction | Adventure Rides

Skypark Sentosa is a one-stop shop for all adrenaline junkies. Whether you’re looking to indulge in bungee jumping or riding the giant swing, the Skypark has it all. It is located on Siloso Beach.

Embark on your adventure on land and end up in the sea with a remodeled WW2 amphibious vehicle. This hour-long laid back ride takes you up close and personal to Singapore’s historical landmarks and even gives you a gorgeous view of the bay.

Theme Park | Water Rides

Adventure Cove Waterpark has 14 awe-inspiring rides for those who love the water. The waterpark beckons you to take a dip and get respite from the hot day. Whether zooming down the high-speed water slides or indulging in a lazy drift at Adventure River, Adventure Cove has got it all. You can even choose to snorkel with the vibrant marine life at Rainbow and wade into the shallows of Ray Bay for close encounters with friendly Manta Rays.

Tourist Attraction | National Park

The Sungei Buloh Wetland is an ASEAN heritage park and a sanctuary for various flora and fauna. The 500-acre reserve is made up of mangroves, ponds, and forests. It is home to a diverse ecosystem of crabs, water snakes, otters, monitor lizards, and the odd crocodile. It's also a haven for birders as this site sees lots of migratory birds.

Retail Therapy | Offbeat Experience

Sifr Aromatics is an independently owned fragrance shop situated in the Kampong Glam neighborhood of Singapore.

The owner, Johari Kazura, is a third-generation perfumer. He offers both pre-made and customizable perfumes based on the customer’s preferences. If you require a custom-blended scent, make sure to choose a reservation slot of at least 90 minutes.

Dates: All through June

Shopaholics rejoice. The Great Shopping Festival unveils in June, making Singapore a Mecca for shopaholics and bargain hunters. The month-long event offers enticing discounts to shoppers. During the annual sale, apart from the glitzy malls, even the shops in the suburbs join in. There are plenty of deals to find on everything from jewelry to fashion and electronics to toys. Also included are discounted spa treatments, hotel stays, and visits to local attractions.

Date: Varies each year as it is held in sync with the lunar calendar.

Age-old traditions are an essential part of Singapore culture. One such tradition is the Dragon Boat Festival. It is a traditional Chinese holiday whose origins can be traced back to China.

Eating dumplings and egg balancing are two traditional activities of the festival.

Date: 2 June to 5 June 2022.

Venue: Marina Bay Sands Singapore

The Love and Light Festival is an annual event that celebrates the unity of all people, cultures, and religions. Through music, dance, art, and spoken word, the festival hopes to promote peace, love, and understanding. The Love and Light Festival is a free event that is open to everyone.

Date: 11 June

Venue: Victoria Concert Hall, 11 Empress Pl, #01-02, Singapore

The Singapore International Piano Festival is back for its 28th edition! This year, world-renowned Argentine pianist, Ingrid Fliter will grace the festival. Ingrid Fliter has won many awards, including the Gold Medal at the 2001 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition.

The International Piano Festival celebrates the art of the piano, with performances by world-renowned pianists and students from some of the best music schools in the world.