Best Places to Visit in Singapore
Landmarks, Musuems, Theme Parks & More

1. Marina Bay Sands

Leisure | Architecture

The Marina Bay Sands SkyPark ranks among Singapore's most recognizable and well-liked attractions. This architectural wonder is wider than four jumbo aircraft and taller than the Eiffel Tower. This is one of the best places to visit in Singapore on your first visit.

Why Visit: The amazing 360-degree view of the stunning Singapore skyline is the highlight of the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.

Tip: Although you are allowed to bring umbrellas to the SkyPark, opening them won’t be a good idea because the area is prone to extremely powerful wind gusts.

2. National Gallery Singapore

Museum | Architecture

Singapore's iconic City Hall and Old Supreme Court buildings now comprise the stunning National Gallery, which is joined by a dramatic aluminum and glass canopy. Two significant buildings are home to its top-tier collection of works by Southeast Asian artists from the 19th and 20th centuries.

Why Visit: Its many treasures include works by Singaporean masters Cheong Soo Pieng, Liu Kang, Chua Mia Tee, and Georgette Chen as well as pieces by eminent artists like Raden Saleh of Indonesia.

Tip: To learn more about the artworks on show, interact with the stylus-activated exhibits at the National Gallery Singapore.

3. Jewel Changi Airport

Family-Friendly

The Jewel Changi complex, a magnificent attraction, is located inside Singapore Changi Airport. Explore this enormous, multi-story shopping and entertainment complex, which is home to the top global brands and fantastic family-friendly attractions.

Why Visit: This visually stunning airport complex has everything a striving urban vista needs, complete with greenery, a children’s play area, and much more.

Tip: Don’t miss out on visiting the Manulife Sky Nets and Canopy Park, two of the most unique attractions not only in Singapore but in the world.

4. Gardens by the Bay

Sightseeing

Gardens by the Bay is a nature reserve in Singapore that consists of three unique gardens and is close to the Marina Bay Waterfront. It is home to numerous cutting-edge attractions like the Gardens by the Bay Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, and Supertree Grove.

Why Visit: The Supertrees are surrounded by a 22-meter-high skywalk that provides a birds-eye perspective of the gardens around Marina Bay.

Tip: Take Exit B from Bayfront MRT Station if you want to take the metro to Gardens by the Bay. You only need to cross the Meadow Bridge or the Dragonfly Bridge to get there.

5. Kiztopia Singapore

Family-Friendly | Leisure

Kiztopia is the ideal option if you're seeking a family-friendly activity in Singapore. Marine Square is home to this posh indoor playground with 18 themed zones, ninja courses, augmented reality games, bouncy castles, ball pits, and everything in between.

Why Visit: Enjoy the rides and play games including Pio's Drift, Mojo Zone, Raby's Mart, and many more as new attractions keep on coming.

Tip: Avoid going to Kiztopia on weekends though, as local Singaporeans also go there for a day of snow-related fun.

6. Jurong Bird Park

Wildlife Park

Jurong Bird Park is a 20.2-hectare family-friendly bird park that receives over 850,000 visitors each year. It is home to more than 3,500 birds from 400 different species and boasts cutting-edge amenities including walk-in aviaries and one-of-a-kind exhibits.

Why Visit: You may get up close and personal with the Philippine Eagle, which is the country's official bird, as well as meet hundreds of different bird species and learn everything about their habitats.

Tip: The best way to visit Jurong Bird Park is on foot. Therefore, be sure to wear supportive footwear.

7. River Safari Singapore

Wildlife Park

River Safari Singapore is undoubtedly the first of its type; it is a wildlife park that enables you to learn more about both animals and the world's river basins. The park, which is 12 hectares in size, is home to a broad range of animals and vegetation that kids and adults would love.

Why Visit: It's interesting to note that 40 percent of the 200 animal species at River Safari are threatened or endangered, making the attraction a must-see.

Tip: Free wifi and locker services are available at the River Safari Singapore, so make sure you ask about the facilities.

8. Singapore National Orchid Garden

Leisure | Family-Friendly

Singapore's first-ever UNESCO World Heritage Site is the Singapore National Orchid Garden, which is part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The National Orchid Garden gives you access to view its 2,000 hybrid orchid kinds in all their colorful splendor.

Why Visit: Along the journey, the garden offers vibrant beauty. At the National Orchid Garden, you may find over 60,000 orchids in zones that were inspired by the four seasons.

Tip: To avoid lines at the event, buying National Orchid Garden tickets online is the best option.

9. Singapore Zoo

Cultural Landmark

The Mandai Zoo also referred to as the Singapore Zoo, is one of Singapore's most well-known tourist destinations. It is a massive 69 acres in size and is home to over 315 different types of animals in habitats that closely resemble their native habitats.

Why Visit: The Singapore Zoo puts on some amazing shows to raise awareness of wildlife and animals' natural behaviors.

Tip: If you bring your own food, you can save a ton of money. There are designated picnic areas where members of the public can sit and eat.

10. Night Safari Singapore

Family-friendly

Night Safari Singapore, the first nocturnal wildlife park in Singapore, is home to 900 creatures from 100 different species, 41% of which are endangered. Night Safari Singapore focuses on the captive breeding of endangered species with the goal of fostering biodiversity.

Why Visit: At the first nocturnal wildlife park in the world, encounter over 2,500 amazing nocturnal animals in their natural habitat.

Tip: View the various regions, including the Himalayan Foothills, the Indian Subcontinent, Equatorial Africa, the Asian Riverine Forest, the Nepalese River Valley, and the Burmese Hillside.

11. Axe Factor Singapore

Entertainment

With the aid of qualified experts, channel your inner warrior and become an expert ax thrower. Throw axes at a target board that is 14 feet distant to relieve your stress. As Singapore's sole ax-throwing range, this decompression activity has grown in popularity.

Why Visit: Axe throwing might even end up becoming your favorite sport because it is a fantastic way to decompress mentally and gives your arms a solid workout. 

Tip: There are many dining options nearby should you wish to get a bite because the venue is inside The Grandstand mall.

12. NERF Action Xperience

Entertainment

Children and adults alike will enjoy the unique NERF-based attraction in Singapore. The NERF Action Xperience, conveniently located in Marina Square, offers activities that help people overcome different difficulties, compete with other visitors, foster their creativity, and have a ball while doing it.

Why Visit: You participate in a fun activity at NERF Singapore while being challenged to use your ingenuity. You may buy intriguing Nerf-themed products at NERF Singapore.

Tip: Purchase the Ultimate Experience NERF Singapore tickets if you intend to shop at the retail establishments because they come with a S$10 shopping coupon.

13. Holey Moley Golf Club

Family-friendly

There aren't many tourist destinations where golf courses are popular. But Singapore has uncovered an approach to entice tourists there. The Singapore Holey Moley Golf Course is a minigolf enthusiast's paradise. It should come as no surprise that it is a popular party location in Singapore.

Why Visit: At Singapore Holey Moley Golf Club, guests can enjoy dining at the venue's well-known eateries and drinking establishments in addition to playing friendly games in 27 themed zones. 

Tip: The ideal months to visit Singapore Holey Moley Golf Club are February, March, and April.

14. Tayo Station Singapore

Kid-friendly

At Tayo Station, you may spend quality time with your children while participating in a variety of games, activities, and entertainment. The indoor playground concentrates on the social, emotional, intellectual, and physical growth of children under the age of twelve. 

Why Visit: Ages 18 months and older are suited for Tayo's Road Circuit. Except for individuals who have children under the age of five, parents are not permitted entrance.

Tip: You must reserve your time slot in advance of your visit. There is absolutely no extension of playtime, so be sure to arrive on time.

15. Wild Wild Wet

Theme Park

Since it first welcomed visitors in 2004, Wild Wild Wet, which is frequently ranked among the top 10 water parks in Asia, has grown more well-liked by both residents and visitors. The rides at Wild Wild Wet range from tranquil wave pools to thrilling Torpedo rollercoasters.

Why Visit: Once you enter Wild Wild Wet, you can choose from a variety of rides, stores, and other attractions. You will be able to enter each of these attractions with your Wild Wild Wet tickets.

Tip: Sun Paradise Plus is a retail store that is situated directly adjacent to the Wild Wild Wet entrance. Here, last-minute customers can purchase clothing, accessories, and swimwear.

16. Snow CIty

Theme Park

Enjoy the rare chance to play in the snow, view ice sculptures, and participate in icy fun activities as you transport yourself to a magical world. The ideal family-friendly activity to beat the heat is Snow City, the city's only permanent indoor snow facility.

Why Visit: Roughly 10 to 15 tons of snow are created daily to sustain Singapore Snow City's distinctive ambiance, which has about 150 tons of snow in total. 

Tip: Temperatures in the Snow Chamber are below zero. To avoid acute discomfort, dress warmly.

17. Singapore Adventure HQ

Entertainment

The best spot to relax in the city is Adventure HQ Singapore, a sizable indoor playground in the heart of Singapore. Adventure HQ occupies a sizable 2800 square meter area. Visitors of all ages will enjoy the array of thrilling rides and attractions that it offers.

Why Visit: The world's first indoor roll glider, largest two-tiered ropes course, and first indoor artificial caving system are all found at Adventure HQ Singapore. 

Tip: Because waiting in line for events takes time, do not linger after the activity.

18. Pororo Park Singapore

Theme Park

Your children would be overjoyed to visit Pororo Park Singapore, the country's first indoor playground. Based on the plot of the South Korean animation series "Pororo the Little Penguin," viewers are delighted to see them interacting with the series' life-size characters.

Why Visit: Your kids will be treated to a meet and greet with mascots from the show. You will also be able to purchase themed toys from the park gift shop.

Tip: Weekends may get a little busy at the park and might cause some problems for younger kids, so plan to visit the park on weekdays.

19. Singapore Art Science Museum

Museum

The facility, which is housed in the magnificent Marina Bay Sands, is well-known for both its magnificent architecture and the fascinating Art Science Museum events it hosts. The 5000 square meter ArtScience Museum is housed in a lotus-shaped building with 21 naturally lit gallery areas.

Why Visit: Your admission to the Singapore ArtScience Museum entitles you to view some absolutely amazing traveling exhibits including Eames, Van Gogh, Warhol, and Dali.

Tip: Although it is permitted to take photos within the ArtScience Museum, the LED installations make the interiors quite dark. Make the appropriate camera selection.

20. Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall

City Landmark | Museum

This national landmark and legendary museum, constructed in the 1880s, served as the Southeast Asian headquarters of Dr. Sun Yat Sen's Chinese Revolutionary Alliance, which resulted in the fall of the Qing dynasty and the founding of the first Chinese republic.

Why Visit: This memorial hall gives you a more in-depth understanding of Sun Yat-life Sen's life by displaying old pictures and personal items of his. 

Tip: Learn fascinating historical details about the Chinese community in Singapore and the effects of the revolution on that country.

21. Asian Civilisations Museum

Museum

The most complete collection of pan-Asian antiquities in the region is housed in Asian Civilisations Museum. Its galleries examine Southeast Asia, China, the Asian subcontinent, and Islamic west Asia's histories, civilizations, textiles, and religions.

Why Visit: Over 500 items of recovered loot are on display at the Tang Shipwreck exhibition; keep an eye out for the Chinese bronze mirrors, one of which dates back more than 2000 years. 

Tip: If they have a valid photo ID, students, people with disabilities (PWDs), and seniors 60 and over can purchase tickets at a discounted rate.

22. Madame Tussauds Singapore

Family-Friendly

Singapore was one of the major cities where Madame Tussauds opened additional locations after the first one in London. Walk among your favorite performers, actresses, TV personalities, and motivational figures from around the world as your imagination soars.

Why Visit: You can meet famous people at Madame Tussauds Singapore, acquire their autographs, and engage in a variety of entertaining activities with your friends and family. 

Tip: Online shopping is the most convenient way to buy Madame Tussauds Singapore tickets. The majority of the time, online purchases also come with cheap tickets.

23. Trick Eye Museum

Kid-Friendly

The fun starts when you visit the Trick Eye Museum in Singapore and learn about the realism of optical illusions. Here, you'll find a ton of optical illusion-themed paintings, installations, and videos, which are 2D works of art that are given the appearance of 3D through an illusion.

Why Visit: At the Trick Eye Museum, guests can enjoy themselves in four themed areas while admiring more than 100 striking pieces by both national and international artists. 

Tip: It is recommended that visitors register their time slot and purchase their tickets in advance. This is the reason why purchasing Trick Eye Museum tickets online is frequently advised.

24. Singapore Cable Car

Sightseeing

Since 1974, the Singapore Cable Car has been the highlight of the stunning Singapore skyline, making it a must-do activity in the Lion City. The Singapore Cable Car, which has two distinct lines that connect to various areas of the city, is a fantastic opportunity to see the city in all its splendor.

Why Visit: The Singapore Cable Car Sky Network is absolutely unique because it is the only cableway in the region that connects Mount Faber, Sentosa Island, and HarbourFront. 

Tip: On a weekday morning or evening would be the best time to see Singapore Cable Car. Avoid weekends if you want to avoid crowds.

25. Sentosa 4D Adventureland

Entertainment

Set off on an adventure at Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, where you can take part in 4D action, embark on treasure hunts, ride several coasters with varied 4D effects, and more. Sentosa 4D Adventure Land, Southeast Asia's first 4D theater, offers an entirely new level of adventure.

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

Tip: For those with health issues like high blood pressure, pregnant women, or even senior individuals, the exercises are not advised.

26. Skyline Luge

Entertainment | Sightseeing

Enjoy the turns as you drop on specially designed tracks in complete command of the ride. Additionally, the Singapore Skyline Luge tickets give you access to a Skyride that takes you to the top of the luge track. You get a panoramic view of Sentosa Island and the South China Sea.

Why Visit: Make sure to reserve your tickets in advance to beat the crowds if you want to enjoy the Night Luge. Only Friday and Saturday evenings are when you can take this ride. 

Tip: You can select any three of the top five Sentosa attractions when you purchase the Jolly Sentosa Pass including AdventureLand, Trick Eye Museum, Skyline Luge Sentosa, Segway Fun Ride, and Madame Tussauds.

27. AJ Hackett Sentosa

Adventure

AJ Hackett Sentosa, one of the best attractions in Singapore for thrill-seekers, offers three mind-blowing adventures. The extraordinary demand for AJ Hackett Sentosa tickets has been attributed to the thrilling activities and breathtaking panoramic vista of Singapore.

Why Visit: AJ Hackett Sentosa takes pride in its stringent safety procedures. The entire workforce is well-trained and equipped to assist guests.

Tip:  After obtaining the tickets, if you are unsure about Bungy jumping, you may always ask for help. The staff might be able to arrange for you to be accompanied by a qualified jumper.

28. Adventure Cove Waterpark

Leisure

Adventure Cove Waterpark entices you with more than simply the region's first hydro-magnetic coaster. Adventure Cove Waterpark is the ideal destination whether you like to fly over the Rapids slide or float serenely along the riverside with friendly fish and rays at your side.

Why Visit: Enjoy the sensation of being out of control as you careen down exhilarating twists and turns on the Pipeline Plunge, or challenge a friend to a high-speed plunge on the Dueling Racer. 

Tip: Anyone visiting Adventure Cove Waterpark should try the immersive dives. The dives transport you down a slide into the ocean's depths.

29. Universal Studios Singapore

Family-friendly

Universal Studios Singapore, one of the most popular theme parks in Asia, provides a ton of family-friendly entertainment. The theme park, which is divided into seven zones, offers a variety of rides for children, teens, and adults based on your and your family's favorite films and TV series.

Why Visit: Travel back in time to discover the wonders of Ancient Egypt. Treasure Hunters and the rollercoaster Revenge of the Mummy are two attractions you simply must go on. 

Tip: It is advised that you get the One-Day Ticket: Express Pass to escape the lines because Universal Studios Singapore is a very popular attraction that fills up rapidly.

30. SkyHelix Sentosa

Sanctuary | Family-Friendly

Located at a height of 79 meters above sea level, SkyHelix Sentosa is Singapore's highest open-air panorama ride, offering visitors stunning views over Sentosa. Visitors can also take in the attraction's splendor as it becomes exquisitely illuminated with LED lights after dusk.

Why Visit: At 79 meters above sea level, it is one of Santosa's highest vantage spots and offers breathtaking views over Sentosa, the Keppel Bay region, and the Southern Islands. 

Tip: Pregnant ladies and others with a fear of heights should avoid taking the ride.