Here are 20 tourist attractions in Singapore, along with short descriptions and information on whether they have free entry:
- Marina Bay Sands SkyPark
- Description: Located atop the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel, this observation deck offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Singapore skyline, Marina Bay, and beyond. The SkyPark also features the world’s largest rooftop infinity pool (for hotel guests only).
- Entry: Not free
- Gardens by the Bay
- Description: A stunning nature park spanning 101 hectares in the heart of the city. Highlights include the Supertree Grove with its towering vertical gardens, the Cloud Forest dome with a 35-meter-tall indoor waterfall, and the Flower Dome housing plants from various climates.
- Entry: Free for outdoor gardens, not free for conservatories
- Sentosa Island
- Description: This island resort offers a plethora of attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark, and beautiful beaches. It’s a haven for entertainment, dining, and relaxation.
- Entry: Not free
- Singapore Zoo
- Description: Known for its ‘open’ zoo concept, the Singapore Zoo is home to over 2,800 animals from 300 species. It offers immersive wildlife experiences with various animal shows and exhibits.
- Entry: Not free
- Night Safari
- Description: The world’s first nocturnal zoo, providing a unique experience to see over 2,500 animals in their natural nighttime habitats. The tram ride and walking trails offer a glimpse into the lives of nocturnal creatures.
- Entry: Not free
- Orchard Road
- Description: Singapore’s premier shopping street, stretching over 2 kilometers. It is lined with luxury boutiques, department stores, and numerous dining options, making it a shopper’s paradise.
- Entry: Free
- Clarke Quay
- Description: A historical riverside quay turned into a bustling nightlife hub. It’s known for its vibrant dining, drinking, and entertainment venues, set amidst a backdrop of restored warehouses.
- Entry: Free
- Chinatown
- Description: A cultural enclave reflecting Singapore’s Chinese heritage. It’s home to the historic Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, traditional shophouses, bustling markets, and a variety of street food stalls.
- Entry: Free
- Little India
- Description: A lively district rich in Indian culture and heritage. Explore colorful temples, aromatic spice shops, vibrant markets, and a wide array of Indian cuisine.
- Entry: Free
- Arab Street and Haji Lane
- Description: Arab Street is known for its Middle Eastern shops and eateries, while Haji Lane is famous for its indie boutiques, hip cafes, and vibrant street art, making it a hotspot for the trendy crowd.
- Entry: Free
- Raffles Hotel
- Description: A legendary colonial-style hotel established in 1887. Famous for its grand architecture, luxurious suites, and the Long Bar where the Singapore Sling cocktail was invented.
- Entry: Free (hotel grounds), not free for the bar/restaurant
- Singapore Flyer
- Description: One of the world’s largest observation wheels, offering 360-degree views of the city, Marina Bay, and beyond. Each capsule provides a unique vantage point to see landmarks.
- Entry: Not free
- Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
- Description: A premier performing arts center with a distinctive durian-like design. It hosts a variety of performances, from concerts to theater, and features public spaces for visitors to enjoy.
- Entry: Free (public areas), not free for performances
- Botanic Gardens
- Description: A 160-year-old tropical garden that is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It features the National Orchid Garden, Swan Lake, and numerous walking trails among lush greenery.
- Entry: Free (main gardens), not free for National Orchid Garden
- Jewel Changi Airport
- Description: A world-class lifestyle hub located at Changi Airport. It boasts the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, surrounded by a lush forest valley, along with shopping, dining, and entertainment options.
- Entry: Free (public areas)
- Pulau Ubin
- Description: An island off the northeastern coast of Singapore that offers a glimpse of what Singapore was like in the 1960s. Visitors can enjoy rustic trails, cycling paths, and rich biodiversity.
- Entry: Free (excluding ferry ride)
- Southern Ridges
- Description: A 10-kilometer stretch of interconnected trails, parks, and green spaces offering panoramic views of the city, harbor, and Southern Islands. Highlights include Henderson Waves and Canopy Walk.
- Entry: Free
- East Coast Park
- Description: A sprawling park along the southeastern coast, popular for its beaches, cycling and jogging paths, and barbecue pits. It’s a favorite spot for picnics and outdoor activities.
- Entry: Free
- Singapore Science Centre
- Description: An interactive museum with over 1,000 exhibits spanning various scientific fields. It aims to spark curiosity and interest in science through hands-on displays and demonstrations.
- Entry: Not free
- Fort Canning Park
- Description: A historic hilltop park with lush greenery, colonial-era buildings, and archaeological sites. It has witnessed many of Singapore’s historical milestones and offers scenic walking trails.
- Entry: Free
These attractions offer a mix of modern marvels, cultural experiences, historical sites, and natural beauty, making Singapore an exciting destination for all types of travelers.
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