Places To Visit In Singapore

1. Gardens by the Bay

Recently added to the list of tourist attractions of Singapore, Gardens by the Bay is a unique concept that is quickly grasping the attention of the visitors. This man-made garden is a perfect way to escape the hustle bustle of the city. Situated opposite to Marina Bay Sands, one can witness a ...

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2. Sentosa Island

A tiny island just off the shore, Sentosa is a place bustling with entertainment and amusement. It provides a day long trip with some unforgettable memories for life.

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3. Coney Island

Located off the northeastern coast of Singapore is the picturesque island of Pulau Serangoon, or as it is more popularly known, Coney Island. A beautiful little island, Coney Island houses a park called the Coney Island Park and at least five beaches. Spread over 50 hectares, the park boasts of a d...

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4. Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is a resort complex that offers a complete package to its visitors with a plethora of entertainment options. Started in the year 2010, the Marina Bay Sands Hotel was ranked as the world's most expensive standalone casino property. It has The Shoppes mall for the shopaholics, an...

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5. Universal Studios

The Universal Studio is an absolute treat for your children, friends and family. The Studio features 24 attractions across seven zones, each with its own exciting theme. Walk through the different worlds of Madagascar, Far Far Away, The Lost World, Ancient City, Sci-Fi City, New York and H...

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6. City Hall

Declared as one of the national monuments in 1992, City Hall was originally known as the Municipal Building. Since 2015, the City Hall along with the adjacent Old Supreme Court Building has been converted into the National Gallery Singapore. The City Hall Square near the City Hall building is a reta...

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7. The Singapore Zoo

Regarded as one of the best zoos in the world, the Singapore Zoo is spread across a vast area of 70 acres. It is a remarkable place offering a natural habitat to over 3600 mammal, birds and reptiles. The facility is exceptionally animal-friendly where animals are treated with great care, wire cages ...

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8. Little India

A trip to Singapore is incomplete without a visit to its famous Little India neighbourhood. With delicious aroma of food and vibrant colours teasing your senses, the place gives a feel of being in India with the discipline of Singapore.

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9. Singapore Flyer

SingaporeÍs very own Ferris wheel offering spectacular view of the entire city is not something you would want to miss.

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10. National Gallery Singapore

The National Gallery Singapore is a visual and cultural delight, showcasing over 8,000 art pieces from Singapore?s National Collection. This collection is one of the largest and most invaluable compilations of modern Singaporean and Southeast Asian Art, expressing the rich culture, heritage and hist...

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11. Chinatown

One of the most popular neighbourhoods of Singapore, Chinatown is all about hustle bustle and authentic Chinese food and culture.

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12. Singapore Botanical Garden

With the most exquisite collection of flora and fauna, the Singapore Botanical Garden is claimed to abode the worldÍs first children garden and is absolutely worth a visit. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Singapore Botanic Gardens is the country's first and only tropical botanic ...

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13. ArtScience Museum

The arts science museum at Marina Bay is a place where art meets science. This lotus-inspired building features 21 gallery spaces and is famous for hosting grand exhibitions of artworks made by classic artists like Leonardo Da Vinci and Vincent Van Gogh.

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14. National Library

The National Library in Singapore is a hub of reading and learning with the aim to promote information literacy and practicalize knowledge. A haven to readers and book lovers, this library houses collections that feature precious and significant publications from the 19th and 20th centuries.

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15. Clark Quay

Famous as a party hub of Singapore, Clark Quay comes to life during the night.

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16. Suntec City

Suntec City, a commercial hub, is situated in Marina Centre, within the vibrant Downtown Core of Singapore. It is the most important commercial/office area of Singapore. The famous Fountain of Wealth is located exactly at the centre of the area, surrounded by five towers. Th...

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17. Jurong Bird Park

Jurong Bird Park is the Asia's largest bird paradise. The Bird Park has many colourful and vivid species from different parts of the world. Experience a wonderful time travelling through the park, discovering various species and enjoying the bird shows that are hosted at the park! Get a chance to fe...

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18. The Raffles Hotel

Raffles Hotel is an illustrious colonial style of architecture, representing the face of Singapore.

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19. SEA Aquarium

Part of the vibrant Resorts Sentosa World on Sentosa Island, the South East Asia Aquarium is one of the largest aquariums of the world, with a total of 45 million litres of water that houses more than 800 species of marine animals. Until 2014, it was the largest aquarium in the world, possessing the...

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20. River Safari

The River Safari in Singapore is Asia?s first river-themed zoo and aquarium, part of the Wildlife Reserves Singapore. Built over 12 hectares between the Singapore Zoo and the Night Safari Singapore, the park explores the ecosystems and biodiversity found across various rivers of the world such as th...

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21. National Museum

Dating back to 1849, the National Museum of Singapore is the oldest museum in Singapore. It is one of the four national museums of Singapore. The building preserves its pristine 19th-century colonial architecture, serving as a cultural and architectural landmark of the country. The galleries at this...

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22. Merlion Park

The iconic symbol of Singapore, the Merlion is a must visit, representing the countryÍs humble beginning as a fishing village nestled at the southern tip of the Malaysian Peninsula.

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23. Orchard Road

If shopping is on your mind then head straight to Orchard Street of Singapore, a favourite hotspot among locals and foreigners.

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24. Pulau Ubin

Pulau Ubin is a 10.2 square kilometre island lying northeast of Singapore. Translating to Granite Island in Malay, Pulau Ubin is considered to be one of the last places where one can truly enjoy and experience Singapore for what it used to be, before rapid urbanization set in. It is one of the last ...

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25. Singapore Art Museum

The Singapore Art Museum (also called SAM) specialises in international contemporary art practices with an emphasis laid on Singapore and South-East Asia. The museum is conveniently situated in the heart of the city of Singapore. Previously known as Fine-Art museum, SAM's aim is to breathe art into ...

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26. The Battle Box

The Battle Box is a museum and a tourist attraction, popularly known as the Fort Canning Bunker. It was inside the walls of Battlebox that the British decided to surrender Singapore to the Japanese. Now, the Battlebox museum unveils true causes that led to the disastrous and largest capitulation in ...

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27. Tiong Bahru

Tiong Bahru is Singapore's hippest neighbourhood with some of the city's most popular food and lifestyle establishments. The area doesn't only have cafes and restaurants, but also amazing bookshops, patisseries, spas, and art galleries!

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28. East Coast Park

With a sprawling area of 185 hectares and covering 15 kms of coastline, East Coast Park is a splendid beach park located in the southeastern part of Singapore. It is the largest park in Singapore and is built entirely on reclaimed land, the beach being a man-made one, where swimming is also possible...

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29. Istana

Istana, meaning 'Palace' in Malay, is the office and official residence of the President of Singapore. It is also the working office of the Prime Minister of Singapore. Now, the Istana is open to the public on five selected statutory holidays, on the Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya Puasa, Lab...

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30. Science Centre

Science Centre Singapore is a fantastic place to learn and have fun at the same time. The place conducts many shows like Tesla Coil and themed exhibits indoors and outdoors. The Snow City and the Omni-theatre are bound to leave you amazed. The Science Centre has got its very own KidsSTOP where kids ...

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31. Trickeye Museum

The world famous Trickeye Museum is now open at Singapore and continues to astonish the large crowds it attracts. Originated in Korea, it is Singapore's first interactive 4D museum and one of the many attractions found at Resort World Sentosa.

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32. Lau Pa Sat

Lau Pa Sat is a market in the Downtown Core in the Central Area of Singapore. The name itself is the name of the historic building which houses the market and currently is famous as a food centre. It is a lively place to be at, especially on the weekends when a live band plays on the stage right in ...

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33. iFly

Having a tagline of "Anyone Can Fly", the skydiving experience at iFly Singapore is like no other. With the largest themed wind tunnel for indoor skydiving, skydiving here is not only exhilarating, but also safe, and around one-fifth the cost of a tandem jump.

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34. St Andrew's Cathedral

St Andrew's Cathedral is the largest and oldest Anglican cathedral and a Neo-Gothic architectural landmark standing magnificently in the civic district of Singapore. With its white-stone walls, sky rising spire, lancet-shaped windows, intricate embellishments, and colourfully stained glass windows, ...

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35. Raffles Place

With some of the tallest buildings and landmarks of the city, Raffles Place is the earliest commercial centre in Singapore. Also regarded as the financial district of the country, it is the hub of commercial quarters here. Singapore's signature icon, the Merlion, the finely crafted Durian-shaped ar...

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36. Wings Of Time

Set on the splendid beach of Siloso against the backdrop of the magnificent sea, Wings of Time on Sentosa Island, Singapore is an extravagant light and sound show like no other.

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37. Flower Dome Conservatory

Immerse yourself in the beauty and diversity of plants and flowers from all around the globe under a single roof at Singapore's Flower Dome. The largest glass greenhouse in the world, this is one of the two breathtakingly beautiful conservatories of Gardens by the Bay, Singapore.

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38. Beaches On Sentosa

Just south of Singapore, Sentosa is one of the most popular places in Singapore. It is a big island full of man-made activities geared for tourists and is also home to three of the best beaches in Singapore - Tanjong Beach, Siloso Beach, and Palawan Beach

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39. Everton Park

The second hippest area in Singapore (after Tiong Bahru), Everton Park is a great place for foodies and fun-lovers! Right opposite to the Duxton area, this charming neighbourhood is a mix of sub-urban and old-fashioned ideas. It is a must visit for those who like to explore the food scene of Singapo...

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40. MacRitchie Reservoir

MacRitchie Reservoir is Singapore's oldest reservoir and offers a peaceful gateway to exquisite forests and pristine water. Covering almost 12 hectares and having 11 kms of trails, the park is a jogger?s paradise. With kayaks and canoes on rent, it is also a great place for recreational activities i...

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41. Adventure Cove Waterpark

Get away from the heat at the Adventure Cove Park in Resorts World Sentosa. The place is bustling with activity and alive with new experiences. The park is not only home to several forms of marine life but also of thrilling water rides that make every individual's heart pump.

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42. Gillman Barracks

Gillman Barracks, once the house of the British Army, is pivotal in building Singapore?s national art and culture scene, serving as a contemporary arts cluster where one can find international art galleries, restaurants and the NTU Centre for Contemporary Art, part of the prestigious Nanyang Technol...

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43. Tanjong Beach Club

Boasting a view of the picturesque golden sand beach, turquoise water and palm trees, Tanjong Beach Club is situated on the pleasing Tanjong Beach of Sentosa island, Singapore. One may enjoy a delectable meal, have a sparkly drink, go swimming, play beach games or sunbathe on one of the sun-loungers...

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44. Fort Canning Park

Fort canning Park is a historical site, which once served as SingaporeÍs defence department.

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45. Armenian Church

The Armenian Church of Saint Gregory the Illuminator is the oldest Church in Singapore, locally referred to as the Armenian Church. The Armenian community of Singapore regard this place as their spiritual abode, and the church now serves as a beautiful venue for couples to tie their knot in holy mat...

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46. [email protected]

The [email protected] is considered modern architecture at its finest. An iconic housing project in Singapore?s public housing history, it is the site of the world?s longest continuous sky gardens, found on the two unique skybridges of this residential complex at the 26th storey and the 50th storey. T...

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47. Cloud Forest

Tucked amidst the city of Singapore, Cloud Forest replicates the world of rainforest in one of the large glass conservatories of Gardens by the Bay. On stepping inside, the mist from the largest indoor waterfall provides respite to anyone who has been outside in Singapore's tropical heat.

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48. People's Park Complex

Located within People?s Park on Eu Tong Sen Street, the People?s Park Complex is a high rise residential and commercial building. 31 storeys high, it was the first of its kind shopping complex in Southeast Asia due to its unique architecture which combined a shopping complex topped with apartments a...

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49. Boat Quay

Located near Singapore's River Mouth, Boat Quay was of cultural and economic importance to the people of the city. Earlier, there were many shops and warehouses built in this region. Establishments which were originally shops and warehouses have been converted into bars, pubs and restaurants.

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50. Marine Cove Playground

The Marine Cove is children's favourite playground located in the vicinity of the East Coast Park. It has always been a hotspot for the ones planning to spend their day at the beach or have a cycle ride in the park. It offers different panoramas of the sea, between ships and bites, at a modern glass...

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51. Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

Home to around 40% of the native flora and fauna of Singapore, the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is one of the two ASEAN Heritage Parks in Singapore, part of the regional network that forms the range of the representative ecosystems of ASEAN. This 400-acre natural wonderland, considered one of the larg...

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52. Jalan Besar

Jalan Besar is a one-way road in Singapore, connecting Kallang to Rochur. Meaning ?wide road? in Malay, Jalan Besar has been increasingly developing as one of Singapore?s newest and most popular hipster joints. Quaint cafes, bars and restaurants serving a wide range of food dot this area in abundanc...

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53. Peranakan Museum

The first of its kind in the world, the Peranakan Museum is devoted to exploring the Pernankan cultures present in Singapore, the former Straits Settlements in Malacca and Penang, and other regions of Southeast Asia that are home to the Peranakan community. Housed in the iconic Old Tao Nan School Bu...

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54. Sri Mariamman Temple

Sri Mariamman Temple is the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, dedicated to Goddess Mariamman, a Hindu deity known for curing illness, disease and epidemics. Built in 1827, this historic temple, located in Chinatown, has served as a landmark since due to the iconic sculptures of gods, goddesses and m...

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55. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Museum is a Chinese Buddhist temple found in the Chinatown district of Singapore. It is dedicated to the Sacred Buddha Tooth Relic, said to be the left canine tooth of Lord Buddha which can be found in the shrine. The chief draw of the temple lies in its design and arch...

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56. DUCKtours Singapore

Calling themselves the amphibious craft, Singapore duck tours are an award-winning tourist attraction that offers you a city tour, but on a boat. They function throughout the day on an hourly basis till 6 in the evening.

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57. Old Parliament House

Old Parliament House was built in 1827 and is perhaps, the oldest building in Singapore. The structure was formerly used as the Parliament of Singapore from 1965 to 1999, and it is the earliest government building in Singapore. The Old Parliament House was designed in the Victorian Revivalism style ...

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58. Green Corridor

One of the longest green stretches in Singapore, the Green Corridor is a 24 km long uninterrupted spread of lush greenery and a seemingly endless expanse of woodlands. Repurposed from the lands of the former rail route between Singapore and the Malay Peninsula, it runs from the old Tanjong Pagar Rai...

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59. ION Sky

The ION Sky takes you back in time to discover Orchard Road's history at the refurbished Ion Sky. On the 56th level, the Ion Sky hosts an animation show following the development of Singapore and Orchard Road. This show depicts how plantations and orchards of yesteryears made way for roads, houses ...

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60. National Orchid Garden

Established in 1995, Singapore?s National Orchid Garden is an exotic Garden whose sheer beauty draws in all types of visitors throughout the year. Located on the highest hill of the Singapore Botanical Gardens, the Orchid Garden currently houses over 60,000 orchid plants, out of which 1000 are pure ...

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61. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

The Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is a wildlife and biodiversity park, located smack in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Singapore. It is Singapore?s first ASEAN Heritage Park, spread over 130 hectares of land, every inch of which is covered with rich flora and fauna. The huge mangrove forests ...

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62. Chestnut Park

Chestnut Nature Park, opened in February 2017, is Singapore?s largest nature park, covering a total of 81 hectares. It is located on the eastern end of Chestnut Avenue, beside the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The Chestnut Nature Park was especially made for biking and hiking enthusiasts and is ...

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63. Fountain of Wealth

The Fountain of Wealth is one of Singapore?s iconic sights. Often seen in movies and television shows, this massive fountain is located in Suntec City, which is one of Singapore?s largest malls. In 1998, the Fountain of Wealth found a place in the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest founta...

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64. The Night safari

Located next to the Singapore Zoo, the Night Safari is a one of its kind in the world, allowing tourists a tete-a-tete with the nocturnal animals.

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65. Wave House Sentosa

Covering an area of 70,000 square feet, Wave House Sentosa is a spectacular beachfront venue, located at Singapore's most happening beach. Featuring two music and beach bars, it is most popular in the global family of wave houses. This place also forms a party animal?s natural habitat.

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66. MINT Museum Of Toys

MINT is perhaps the only museum which kids would love to visit. They boast of exclusive childhood memorabilia hailing from more than 40 countries. Being the first museum dedicated solely to toys, MINT is home to the most extensive collection of its kind.

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67. Fort Siloso

Located south of Singapore on the breathtakingly gorgeous island of Sentosa, Fort Siloso remains Singapore?s only preserved coastal fort. It belonged to the British forces, and was extensively used as a weapon against the Japanese during the Second World War. Fort Siloso is now a military museum, di...

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68. Malay Heritage Center

The Malay Heritage Center exhibits the culture, history and heritage of the Malay Singaporeans. Malay Heritage Center is located at the Sultan Gate in Kampong Glam and is a museum and cultural centre. It is made up of several magnificent bungalows, set in a beautifully landscaped garden. The origina...

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69. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

Trace the history of life on earth at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, a fascinating and comprehensive look at the biodiversity of the planet, housed at the Kent Ridge Park campus of the prestigious National University of Singapore. This comprehensive museum possesses a catalogue of over 5...

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70. Singapore Philatelic Museum

Singapore Philatelic Museum portrays the history of Singapore's postals and stamps. Stamps are widely known as 'a window to the world'. The museum showcases an assortment of stamps as well as the heritage and history of various philatelic items. It has many galleries with many exhibitions ...

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71. Changi Beach Park

Changi beach is one of the oldest beaches in Singapore, one of the few places in the city-state to retain the village or 'kampong' ambience from the 60s and 70s. The beach water is bluish white and stretches for about 3.3 km along the coast. It is a famous spot for the locals to spend time with...

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72. Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple

Located in the heart of Singapore?s 'Little India', Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple is a delight to the eyes with its colours and magnificence. Built in 1881, the temple is one of the oldest, and grandest in Singapore.

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73. Chinatown Heritage Centre

Serving as a gateway into the rich history of the bustling neighbourhood of Singapore's Chinatown, Chinatown Heritage Centre is located in three beautifully-restored shophouses along Pagoda Street. Housing a large collection of photographs, as well as objects dating as far back as 1819 to the presen...

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74. Thian Hock Keng Temple

Translating into a 'Palace of Heavenly Happiness', Thian Hock Keng is a temple and a national monument. Also known as Tianfu Temple, it built for the worship of Mazu, a Chinese sea Goddess. This shrine is one of the oldest and most prominent shrines of the Hokkien community of Singapore.

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75. HortPark

The HortPark is a 9-hectare park located in the southwestern part of Singapore and is said to be the first one-stop shop gardening lifestyle hub in Asia. It is a go-to place for gardening enthusiasts, families and community groups with interest in the environment. People also visit here to relax or ...

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76. Singapore City Gallery

The Singapore City Gallery is located between two prominent landmarks - Chinatown and the Central Business District. It is a three storey centre which accommodates enormous model replicas, providing visitors with a complete view of the Central Area of Singapore.

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77. Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts

Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts or more famously NAFA is one of the most prestigious schools for Arts in Singapore. Established in 1938, the well-reputed academy is spread across four campuses which are within walking distance from each other.

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78. Kent Ridge Park

The Kent Ridge Park is a sprawling 47-hectare park situated at Kent Ridge in Singapore. It lies between the Singapore Science Park and the National University of Singapore. Owing to its high level of biodiversity in terms of greenery and wildlife, this place receives many bird-watchers and nature lo...

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79. Indian Heritage Centre

The Indian Heritage Centre is a cultural centre and museum in Singapore where one can learn the culture, heritage and history of the Indian community of Singapore. Modelled like a traditional Indian stepwell or Baoli, this informative centre is managed by the National Heritage Board with support fro...

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80. Jurong East Malls

Found in the busy district of Jurong East, the shopping malls of Jurong East have earned recognition worldwide as being entertainment centres of global standards. One can see a variety of facilities such as Singapore?s first Olympic-size ice rink, IMAX theatres, cineplexes, sky parks, a marine-theme...

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81. Tekka Centre

Tekka Centre is a bustling hawker centre, located in Singapore's colourful neighbourhood of Little India. Housing the biggest wet market in Singapore, this brightly painted building also stores a wide array of products to vibrant Indian clothing to biryani!

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82. Sultan Mosque

Majestically standing in the historic district of Kampong Glam, Sultan Mosque is one of the most important and beautiful mosques in Singapore. Also called Masjid Sultan, it is built in Indo-Saracenic Revival style of architecture, and boasts a series of magnificent golden domes.

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83. Chek Jawa

Chek Jawa is one of Singapore's most vibrant habitats in Pulau Ubin famous for its unique blend of six remarkable ecosystems. The Sandy beach, Rocky beach, Seagrass lagoon, Coral rubble, Mangroves and the Coastal forest, meet in one expanse.

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84. Jacob Ballas Children's Garden

Asia's first garden dedicated solely to children, Jacob Ballas Children's Garden is themed on 'Life on Earth Depends on Plants'. The entire garden is a nature-learning environment, fashioned in a way so that children can delve deeper into the ecology of plants and the environment. It actively promot...

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85. Mount Faber Park

The Mount Faber Park is one of the oldest parks in Singapore. Attracting more tourists than locals, this is a pleasant walking nature reserve with excellent panoramic views of Southern Singapore. This park is believed to be even appealing during the nights and is a perfect venue for a romantic eveni...

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86. Asian Civilisations Museum

Ranked as one of the top museums in Asia, the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore is takes one through the fascinating journey of the cultures and civilisations of Asia. Within this museum, one can find relics from all over the world, specifically those from the civilisations of China, Southeast...

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87. Club Street

Located in the heart of Chinatown within the Outram Planning Area, is the very popular Club Street. An L-shaped enclave between the historic Chinatown and the modern Telok Ayer, it links Cross Street with Ann Siang Hill, leading to South Bridge Road. Formerly a sleepy little place, Club Street now d...

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88. Baba House

Built in the 1890's, Baba House is the beautifully restored and renovated three-story ancestral home of a Peranakan Chinese family, located in Singapore's historic district of Blair Plain.

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89. Kranji Farms

Kranji is Singapore's most famous farmland surrounded by a jungle, and wetlands, making it the perfect getaway for those looking forward to spending some time in a countryside. There are over 200 farms in Kranji, out of which only 18 are open to public.

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90. Esplanade - Theatres On The Bay

The Esplanade is a performing arts centre located near the Marina Bay which focuses on international artists and has hosted over 37,000 shows. It is a 60,000 square meter expanse dedicated just to theatre and arts. The Esplanade stages new shows every few months and believe in providing opportunitie...

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91. Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple

Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple is one of Singapore?s major Buddhist temples. It is a traditional Chinese temple and is dedicated to Kuan Yin or Avalokite?vara, the Goddess of Mercy. Located on 178 Waterloo Street, it has great significance in Chinese culture and to the Chinese community residing in S...

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92. Labrador Nature Reserve

With its rich history and picturesque setting, Labrador National Reserve is the perfect example of the best of both worlds. Part of the 9-km long trail of Southern Ridges of Singapore, it is blessed with nature trails, heritage ruins and a seaside promenade.

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93. Telok Blangah Hill Park

Lying between the exuberant Mount Faber Park and Vibrant HortPark of the Southern Ridges of Singapore, Telok Blangah Hill Park is a calm, peaceful getaway to enjoy nature with a view. Even though joggers and trekkers may treat it as a mere passageway between two parks, there's much more to it.

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94. Kranji War Memorial

The Kranji War Memorial lies within a quiet neighbourhood, at a distance of 22 kilometres from the city centre. It is a calm and beautiful cemetery which honours the men and women from Australia, Britain, Canada, India, Malaya, Netherlands, New Zealand and Sri Lanka.

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95. Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery

The Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery is Singapore?s largest Buddhist temple, sitting on 75,470 square meters of land. Built by Zhuan Dao in the early 20th century, this Temple is located in Bishan and is considered to be a very sacred place by Buddhists. The shrine was originally built to provi...

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96. Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple

The Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple is one among the oldest temples in temples of Singapore. Located in Little India, this shrine manifests different incarnations of Lord Vishnu.

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97. Sands SkyPark At Marina Bay

The Sands SkyPark Observation Deck has become so massively popular amongst tourists and residents alike that it has become a massive facet of recognition for Singapore. The humungous wooden deck lies atop the three hotel towers and seems to be floating above the city and all its skyscrapers.

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98. Old Ford Factory

The Former Ford factory was a Ford Motors' assembly plant where the British surrendered Singapore to the Japanese. It now is home to an exhibition that charts Singapore's descent into war, the three gruesome years of Japanese control on Singapore and Singapore's journey to independence.

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99. Little India Arcade

The Little India Arcade is a bustling shopping establishment nestled in the heart of Singapore's predominant Little India district. It is THE place for authentic Indian food, music and fashion. The arcade has vibrant wall-to-wall shops, pungent aromas and Bollywood music on its streets.

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100. Lorong Buangkok

Right in the middle of Singapore is the quaint, little village of Kampong Lorong Buangkok. Located in the town Hougang, Kampong Lorong Buangkok is the last remaining village on mainland Singapore. Kampong means village and this particular one was built in 1956, the essence of which it retains to thi...

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101. Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall

The Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall is a two storey museum located in Balestier, Singapore. The museum is dedicated to the life of the popular Chinese leader Sun Yat Sen, who is often considered the founding father of the Republic of China. The museum is situated within the well-maintained villa w...

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102. Reflections at Bukit Chandu

Built upon a quiet grassy knoll, Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a small, interactive museum on the outskirts of Singapore. Developed and managed by the National Archives of Singapore, this tiny museum is dedicated to the 1942 Battle of Pasir Panjang.

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103. Jamae Mosque

Jamae Masjid or commonly known as Jamae Mosque is one among the earliest mosques in Singapore. This masjid is also known as Chulia mosque or Periya Palli(Big Mosque) among the Tamil-Muslim communities of Singapore. It has distinctive minarets, and it may seem like a peculiar oddity in its prominent ...

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104. Tiger Brewery

The tiger brewery is one of the most famous breweries of Singapore which is most visited for its beer-brewing tours where the visitors can see beer being made from its raw form, all the way from milling the malt to packaging. It also lets the visitors watch the filling and packing process of beers f...

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105. Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple

Sri Senpaga Vinayagar temple is a temple of Lord Ganesha located in Ceylon Road. This shrine is over 150 years old. The Vinatagar Shrine is from the time of the earliest groups of Sri Lankan Tamil immigrants in Singapore. The architectural style of the temple was of an ancient South-Indian temple.

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106. Petain Road

Petain Road lies in the vicinity of the very famous Little India and has 18 terraced shophouses that stretch up to half of the road. These shophouses across the Petain Road are the most spectacular and vibrant of all shophouses in Singapore. They display strikingly eclectic ornamentation such as the...

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107. Chinese Heritage Centre

The Chinese Heritage Centre is an autonomous institute of the prestigious Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, located in the historic Administration Building of the same. This tourist attraction serves not only as a research centre, but also as an extensive library and an extremely in...

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108. Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle

Built in 1965 in the Western area of Singapore, the Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is a quaint little place nestled in a farm, away from the usual tourist area of Singapore. A hidden gem of tourism in Singapore, it houses one of the oldest Dragon Kilns in Singapore, built in the 1940s.

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109. 8Q SAM

The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) at 8Q is the more diverse and young annexe of the Singapore Art Museum. Approximately 88 steps away from SAM, the museum gives immense importance to contemporary art and all its intricate forms and is the seat of experimental art in Singapore.

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110. Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery

Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery is a beautiful, huge Buddhist temple which houses Buddhas in different halls. Also known as Siong Liam Temple, it stands proudly as a seven-story pagoda with a gold-topped roof, which is a replica of the 800-year-old Fujian temple, Shanfeng.

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111. Sundaram Tagore Gallery

Situated among the lush green of the Gillman Barracks, the Sundaram Tagore Gallery is a source of major delight to all contemporary art enthusiasts. It houses a beautiful collection of art pieces and art installations from a range of popular contemporary artists. Art enthusiasts can see here paintin...

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112. Loyang Tua Pek Kong

The Loyang Tua Pek Kong is an all-faith temple which is an abode to Buddhist, Hindu and Taoist deities. This place also has a kramat (mazaar) for the people of the Islamic faith, all under one vast roof.

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113. Sri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple

Located in Little India, Sri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple owes its existence to a sole female devotee. She had a picture of Amman placed under a banyan tree situated neat the present temple. The banyan tree was located at a common public junction where there were several wells and water points. Resi...

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114. Civilian War Memorial

The Civilian War Memorial is a memorial dedicated to those civilians who lost their lives when the Japanese occupied Singapore during the Second World War. It is located within the War Memorial Park at Beach Road in Singapore?s Central Area.

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115. Gajah Gallery

The Gajah Gallery features artworks revolving around socio-cultural interests of the Asian subcontinent. It holds exhibitions in collaboration with the National University of Singapore Museum and the Singapore Art Museum.

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116. Abdul Gafoor Mosque

With its bright yellow and green facade and minarets, Abdul Gafoor Mosque is one of Singapore's most important mosques. Originally built in 1859, it exudes immense beauty and grandeur, thus earning the distinction as being one of Singapore's national monuments.

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117. Emerald Hill Road

Breathtaking architecture, quaint shophouses and beautiful heritage buildings make Emerald Hill Road one of Singapore?s hidden gems. Emerald Hill Road has a colourful and tumultuous history, involving Chinese immigrants, English settlers and for a major part, Peranakan settlers.

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118. Singapore Musical Box Museum

The Singapore Musical Box is the country's first music box museum. This museum aims to share the historical framework from the rise and fall of the musical boxes to how it transitioned into 19th century Singapore's public.

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119. Katong Antique House

The Katong Antique House is a two-storied antique shop located in the Katong area of East Singapore. Partly shop and part museum, it is owned by Peter Wee, a fourth-gen Baba Peranakan. The museum houses Nyonya artefacts and sells Peranakan goods. It is a representation of the Peranakan presence in S...

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120. Changi Chapel and Museum

Changi Chapel and Museum is a place that stores the horrors of WWII, showcasing the cause and consequences of the war through its varied collection.

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121. Mizuma Art Gallery

Mizuma Gallery, the brainchild of Sueo Mizuma, is a contemporary art gallery in the art cluster of Gillman Barracks, Singapore. The gallery also focuses on the promotion of Japanese art to the world.

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122. German Girl Shrine

The German Girl Shrine, also known as Berlin Heilingtum, is situated on the island of Pulau Ubin and is one of the most unconventional shrines in Singapore.

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123. Istana Heritage Gallery

Istana is the official residence and the office of the President of Singapore. It is also where formal state events are hosted and foreign dignitaries are received, as well as the working office of the Prime Minister of Singapore. Since the Istana is only open to the public on select holidays like t...

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124. Hong San See Temple

Situated at the Mohamed Sultan Road in the river valley area within the central Area, Hong San See is a Chinese temple. The shrine is built on a slightly elevated ground. Earlier, it enjoyed the sea view from its premises, but now all that can be seen is only concrete. The temple is still beautiful...

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125. Rainforest Kidzworld

Located within Singapore Zoo is the super fun playground for kids called Rainforest Kidzworld. It is truly a delight for children of all ages, offering a wide range of fun and interesting activities to keep them engaged and entertained. Specifically designed for kids, Kidzworld has a Wet Area playgr...

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126. NTU Centre For Contemporary Arts

The NTU Centre for Contemporary Arts, abbreviated as NTU CCA Singapore, is a research centre lying in the campus of the Nanyang Technological University, which is one of the most reputed universities in the world. The centre is multi-purpose with facilities regarding research and academic education,...

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127. Cathay Gallery

The Cathay Gallery is an art museum and a protected national monument that embraces both modernism and linear Art-Deco design with a rich history. The Gallery engages with the adventurous, curious and foodie travellers.

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128. Thian Hock Keng Mural

The Thian Hock Keng Mural is a 40m long painting on the rear wall of the iconic 177-year-old Thian Hock Keng Temple. A gorgeous work of art displaying fine craftsmanship, the Mural tells the story of the early Hokkien immigrants of Singapore, right from the very beginning. Read from right to left, i...

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129. Ikkan Art International

Ikkan Art International, Singapore is a branch of the Ikkan Art, that was established in New York in 1982. This chain specialises in providing its clients with quality artwork by international artists in various domains such as painting, sculpture, photography, video and new media art.

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130. Marina Barrage

Marina Barrage is at the southern tip of the main island, and a short walk away from Gardens by the Bay. This multi-purpose tourist attraction is Dam and a Park. Although its primary function serves as a dam, Marina Barrage is rather popular for recreation on its green, roof-top expanse.

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131. Chek Jawa Visitor Centre

House No. 1 is a quaint little cottage situated on the eastern part of the island of Pulau Ubin. This beautiful cottage was built by the British as a holiday home and today acts as a Visitor Center for Chek Jawa. As it was built around 80 years ago, the cottage, which is situated among dense foliage...

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132. Sasanaramsi Burmese Buddhist Temple

Beautifully embellished, glided golden roofs, and a huge statue of Buddha. When you read these words, you immediately think of the sacred temples in Myanmar. However, the same also applies to the ornate Burmese Buddhist Temple in Singapore. This place of worship is the oldest Theravada institution a...

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133. Former Saint Joseph's Institution

The Former Saint Joseph's Institution is a historic building in Singapore located at Bras Basah Road in the Museum Planning Area, within the Central Area. Currently, it is also known as the Singapore Art Museum as it houses the same.

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134. STPI Singapore

The STPI is renowned international space for artistic experimentation in contemporary art through print and paper mediums. This studio has multiple award-winning painters. The STPI has collaborations with artists for creative workshops in their gallery.

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135. Partners & Mucciaccia

Partners and Mucciaccia is an art gallery that provides space to artists who work on images through innovation and create an extraordinary adventure and continuously emphasize the art. It focuses on the 20th Century artists that are proven to be historically significant. It holds solo exhibitions fo...

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136. Chan+Hori Contemporary

Located in the contemporary art hub of Gillman Barracks, Chan+Hori Contemporary is an art gallery which aims to make its visitors feel volumes by finding a way to connect contemporary art to items of daily use. The exhibitions at Chan+Hori Contemporary are diverse and vibrant, often provocative, or ...

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137. Wei Tuo Fa Gong Temple

The sacred Wei Tuo Fa Gong Temple is a Buddhist place of worship situated at the gorgeous island, Pulau Ubin in Singapore. It is seated on a small hillock that offers a beautiful view of a nearby pond teeming with turtles and carps.

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138. Sri Muneeswaran Hindu Temple

Sri Muneeswaran Temple gets its name from the merging of the two words: ?muni? meaning ?saint?, and ?ishwar?, signifying ?god?. Considered to be the largest shrine in Southeast Asia dedicated to Sri Muneeswaran, this temple is situated on the Tanglin Halt Road at Commonwealth Drive.

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139. Sri Sivan Temple

Situated at the Geylang Avenue in Singapore, the stupendous Sri Sivan Temple is a place of worship of the Hindu God, Lord Shiva, the presiding deity of the temple. This magnificent temple can very well be considered as a modern structure, with the fusion of both South and North Indian architectural ...

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140. Jejawi Tower

The Jejawi Tower stands at a soaring height of 20 metres and is situated at the Chek Jawa Wetlands in Singapore. The chirp of birds in the thick canopy of the lush forests, the chatter of monkeys up to some mischief, and the breathtaking view of the tropical forest and the ocean below are what make ...

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141. Jurong Hill Lookout Tower

The places that are offbeat are usually the places to be, and the colossal Jurong Lookout Tower is an ideal example of this. Providing a panoramic view of the vibrant district of Jurong, this viewing tower stands at a towering height of eighteen metres.

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142. Siang Cho Keong Temple

The sacred Taoist temple Siang Cho Keong Temple, formerly known as Zhi Yun Miao, was established in 1867 and reached completion after two years. The humble sanctuary was built on its chosen site because it is resembled good feng shui, with a sea in front and a hill behind this holy structure, and ha...

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143. Kuan Im Tng Temple

The vibrant Kuan Im Tng Temple is situated at the heart of Joo Chiat in Tembeling Road and is thronged by devotees throughout the year. In addition to being a temple, Kuan Im Tng also doubles as a spiritual hub for the Buddhist fraternity. The temple preaches the religious sermons of Buddhism, Taois...

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144. Arab Street

Singapore is filled with streets and neighbourhoods dedicated to a specific culture such as Chinatown or Little India. Arab Street is one such street that retains the beautiful Arab culture while also being in the know of the trends of the world. The shops and stores on both sides of the street prou...

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145. Punggol Beach

A place laden with history, Punggol beach and its surroundings, has a lot to offer to all individuals that visit. After recent renovations, Punggol has become one of the top places to visit for spending an entire day filled with fun activities. It is perfect for people who want to leave the hectic c...

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146. Wild Wild Wet

Wild Wild Wet, Singapore's largest water park, opened with a big splash in 2004. Since then, it has been a huge hit amongst the locals. This park is home to some of the best water rides that Singapore, or in some cases Asia, has to offer. The park is therefore known for its water rides and the amoun...

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147. Mount Serapong

One of the forgotten treasures of Singapore, Mount Serapong is a place of visit for only the true explorers. Atop the Sentosa Island, Serapong is a dilapidated site that holds curious remnants of history. Amongst the tourist attractions on the island and the luxury lifestyle of Sentosa Cove, this pl...

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148. Hawker Centres

The local cuisine of a place is one of the most significant factors when it comes to deciding if the place in question deserves a second visit. In this respect, Singapore has never disappointed its guests, or locals, for that matter. Singaporean cuisine is a storehouse of scrumptious food. From Indi...

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149. Ang Mo Kio Town Garden East

Singapore is home to several parks and gardens, including the lush community park, Ang Mo Kio Town Garden East, spread out at the junction of avenues 3 and 8 of Ang Mo Kio. Situated just behind the Ang Mo Kio MRT station, this open area was originally a rubber estate.

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150. Palawan Beach

Are you planning a family trip to the beach? Then the gorgeous Palawan Beach on Sentosa Island, Singapore is just the place for you. The fine white sand, the clear blue water and the warm, cosy atmosphere will help you relax and rejuvenate your spirit.

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151. Jurong Frog Farm

Singapore is home to a variety of unconventional places, with surprises around each corner for the uninformed tourist. Jurong Frog Farm is one of them, with a number of fun-filled activities revolving around its central frog theme, from feeding frogs to eating frog meat.

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152. Old Hill Street Police Station

Old Hill Street Police Station is a historic building in Singapore which used to be a police station. It is located on Hill Street within the Museum Planning Area, which is further located within the Central Area. Old Hill Street Police Station is situated where the River Valley Roar meets High Stre...

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153. Bugis Street

The biggest, cheapest place for shopping, Bugis Street is a paradise for shopaholics. Bugis is a huge part of Singapore with its main roads as Rocher Road and Victoria Street. Bugis Street or Bugis Village is a large complex of over 600 shops and stores varying in items and wares. The place attracts...

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154. Butterfly Park & Insect Kingdom

The Butterfly Park and Insect Kingdom housing three thousand rare and endangered species as well as fifteen hundred live butterflies of 50 different species, has been a popular place for families, nature enthusiasts, photographers and tourists from around the world.

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155. Dairy Farm Nature Park

The Dairy Farm Nature Park is a spread across a thriving 63 hectare land and is famous for a number of things such as its nature trails, hiking, and the quarry. Although this park does not have cows anymore as it is no longer a dairy farm, it still stands out from most parks in Singapore due to it b...

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156. Madame Tussauds

The world's most famous wax museum Madame Tussauds has its very own branch in the Sentosa Island of Singapore. It features wax statues of remarkable celebrities and icons like Shah Rukh Khan, Johny Depp, David Beckham and so on. Right after the entrance into the museum, a wax model of Lady Gaga is e...

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157. Pu Ji Si Buddhist Research Centre

The Pu Ji Si Buddhist Research Centre is a divine combination of an educational facility and house of worship, a serene 5-storeyed structure lying on Lorong 12 in the Geylang area of Singapore. This spiritual sanctuary serves as the new location for the Poh Jay Temple, where one can also find a libr...

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158. Sri Krishnan Temple

Impossible to miss while visiting Waterloo Street, the colourful Sri Krishnan Temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Krishna and his consort Rukmini. Initially established as a tiny shrine under a banyan tree, the temple today comprises of a large prayer hall and a massive four-storeyed annexe, ...

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159. Bollywood Veggies

Explore your green thumb tendencies while in Singapore at this little green dot away from the main city called the Bollywood Veggies Organic Farm. Snuggled away in the Kranji Countryside of north Singapore, it is a unique farming collective that practises sustainable agricultural methods, avoiding t...

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160. Parliament House

The Parliament House of Singapore is an important and significant landmark situated in the civic district of Downtown Core. It is a public and cultural building that has been in function since 1999 and open to public proceedings. The Raffles Place lies in proximity with the Parliament House, across ...

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161. The Intan

The Intan is an unconventional museum that preserves all things Peranakan over 20 years now. Hugely famous for its signature tea experience, the Intan is concealed in a Joo Chiat Terrace House. Visitors especially come here to witness the Peranakan tea culture which the Intan museum-cum-house perfec...

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162. Waterfront Promenade

The Waterfront Promenade is a long walking stretch of more than 2 miles. It lies across the bay walkway and connects people to many attractions at the Bayfront, Marina Centre and Collyer Quar. It has a well-kept waterfront that has boutique shops and fancy restaurants.

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163. Swan Lake

Forming one of the most gorgeous entrances to the magnificent Singapore Botanic Gardens, the Swan Lake is a large, beautiful, man-made lake that adds to the scenic beauty of this national park. Considered the oldest water ornament of Singapore, this massive lake spans an area of 1.5 hectares and a d...

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164. Tiger Sky Tower

Experience the breathtaking panoramic view of the sprawling urbanopolis of Singapore like never before as you stand atop the Tiger Sky Tower, Singapore?s highest observation tower. Located on the vibrant Sentosa Island, this towering structure, measuring an impressive height of 131 metres, is a land...

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165. Hay Dairies Farm

Get your fix of goat milk at Hay Dairies Goat Farm, the only surviving goat farm of Singapore. Established as a farm solely for goats in 1988, there are over 800 goats here, a mix of pure-breeds and mixed breeds with their heritage being traced back to Minnesota in the USA. Come witness and explore ...

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166. Henderson Waves

Standing a height of thirty-six metres above the Henderson Road, the Henderson Waves Bridge is the highest pedestrian bridge of Singapore. This stunning piece of architecture measures a length of 274 metres and a width of 8 metres. It connects the lush Telok Blangah Hill Park with the sprawling Moun...

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167. OCBC Skyway

Situated at a height of twenty-two metres above the ground, with mesmerizing, panoramic views of and beyond the beauty of the Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay skyline that encompasses the area, the OCBC Skyway is one of the most ideal places to find peace and tranquillity.

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168. Changi Village

Formerly known as the Tanjong Rusa, meaning the 'Cape of the Deer', Changi village serves as the link between Malaysia and Pulau Ubin. In spite of the modern, low-slung buildings, it has not deviated from its village atmosphere.

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169. Port Of Lost Wonder

It is a sought-after place to visit amongst tourists as well as the locals to enjoy a day out with family, and is the perfect destination for families with small children between the ages 3 years to 10 years old.

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170. Punggol Waterway Park

Punggol Waterway Park is a large riverine park in Punggol which is the perfect destination to spend some time away from the maddening rush of the bustling city that Singapore is. The multi-purpose park is set in the surroundings of serene lush greenery, and the sight is truly breathtaking.

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171. Red Dot Design Museum

The Red Dot Design Museum is a museum located in Marina Bay and is a branch of the Red Dot Design Museum in Germany. It showcases some of the best contemporary designs from all over the world. All the exhibits here are winners of the International Red Dot Design Award.

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172. Splash N Surf

The Splash and Surf Water play ground is located on the 3rd level of the Kallang Wave Mall and is the perfect refuge from the scorching sunlight and heat. It is a small but beautiful spot for young kids to enjoy the day and also a great way for adults to spend fun leisure time with family and friend...

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173. Keppel Hill Reservoir Trek

The path of the Keppel Hill Reservoir Trek was once a private pool and an abandoned reservoir, abandoned in the early 1950s. The remnants of the area include old water pipes, a diving board, a mysterious stranded tombstone at the top of the hill and broken concrete steps.

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174. Westgate Wonderland

Westgate Wonderland is an outdoor playground on the terrace of Westgate Mall adorned with large life-size decorations such as insects, gigantic flora and fauna, a fantasy garden and a large tree house at the centre. The place has a lot of interactive elements such as musical flowers with flower bud ...

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175. Yueh Hai Ching Temple

Yueh Hai Ching Temple also called the Temple Of Love, is a Chinese temple in Singapore located in Raffles Place In Singapore?s central business district. The temple contains many cultural artefacts, that range from plaques, couplets and stone inscriptions, to bells, beams and ceremonial placards.

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176. Cathedral of the Good Shepherd

Cathedral of the Good Shepherd is the oldest Roman Catholic Church located in the Museum Planning Area within the Civic District. It lies between the parallel Queen and Victoria Streets and resembles London's St Paul's Church and St Martin-in-the-Fields in architecture.

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177. Orchidville

Orchidville is one of the public farms at Kranji Farms in the northern part of the city. The farm has grown to harvest more than 20 vegetables in their 15 greenhouses. Vegetables include salad greens such as iceberg lettuce and kale, and local vegetables such as Chinese cabbage, spring onions, etc.

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178. Church Of The Holy Family

Located at the junction of East Coast Road and Chapel Road in Katong district, the Church of the Holy Family is a four-storeyed Roman Catholic church with a brilliant white and grey facade. The highlight of the church is its multicoloured 16-panelled stained glass right above the altar which depicts...

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179. Cycling at Pulau Ubin

Away from the busy traffic and the blaring horns, from the soaring skyscrapers and the bustling highways, explore your way through the peaceful streets of Pulau Ubin at your own pace on a bicycle. Explore the scenic beauty of this dense island, teeming with fascinating wildlife like monkeys, wild bo...

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180. Changi Village Hawker Centre

With the boardwalks and the beach parks, the temples and the chapels, Changi Village is a popular hub among the locals and visitors alike. However, what sets the place apart from the rest is the Changi Village Hawker Centre serving mouth-watering Malay food to the ones who throng the place day in an...

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181. Geylang

Situated at the eastern part of Singapore?s central region, the Geylang township is home to a majority of the Malay community. Singapore?s historical artefacts and topographical maps bear a witness to the fact that the word Geylang was used to signify the coconut plantations and marshlands lying in ...

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182. NUS Museum

Singapore makes sure that the history buffs have no dearth of places to seek solace. One such place which houses the artefacts bearing witness to Singapore?s rich history is the NUS Museum. Adorning the main campus of the National University of Singapore in Kent Ridge since 2002, the museum is the o...

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183. Southern Ridges

In spite of a new skyscraper rising against the backdrop of the cobalt sky almost every month, Singapore has never fallen short of making genuine efforts to preserve its natural parks and the lush green forests. These very efforts have given rise to beautiful and serene spaces, such as the Southern ...

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184. CHIJMES

Out of the numerous educational and religious centres of Singapore that have been transformed into galleries and museums to cater to the purposes of tourism, the one that stands out is the CHIJMES.

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