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Things to do in Singapore

Singapore is a dynamic city that boasts many well-known tourist attractions. Marvel at the futuristic design of Marina Bay Sands and soak in the views from the SkyPark Observation Deck. Check out the flora and unique displays at Gardens by the Bay, where the renowned Supertree Grove steals the show.

For a taste of Singapore’s multicultural charm, visit Kampong Glam, the Muslim quarter of the city, along with Little India and Chinatown.

If you’re a thrill-seeker or have children, enjoy a day trip to Sentosa Island. With a theme park and stunning palm-lined beaches – it’s a fantastic recreational destination.

A holiday to Singapore would not be complete without a glimpse of the Merlion in Merlion Park – a half-lion half-fish creature that is the mascot of Singapore. 

Activities in Singapore

If you are inclined to slow down on holiday, take a leisurely stroll through the iconic Singapore Botanic Gardens. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is known for its rich variety of tropical flora, stunning lakes and tranquil setting.

To view Singapore from the water, sit back and relax on a boat tour down the Singapore River. Some tours are in amphibious cars which include sightseeing on the road before the vehicle converts into a boat for the rest of the journey.

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of one of Singapore’s renowned heritage hotels, some dating as far back as the 19th century. Here, you’ll get a taste of luxury, service and style from a bygone era.

For something special and offbeat, explore Haw Par Villa. This park is abundant with quirky and bizarre sculptures that celebrates Chinese folklore and mythology. 

Food in Singapore

Singapore is a culinary wonderland, brimming with restaurants, cafés and markets. Embrace multicultural cuisine, with food from various nations and establishments aplenty.

For an authentic dining experience, head to the hawker centres. Hong Lim in Chinatown is a popular choice for an exceptional selection of dishes, snacks and extraordinary beverages. Do not miss Maxwell Food Centre, where you can feast on a variety of local delights, from fluffy tapioca cake to tasty dim sum. The options are endless.

Start your day with a Singaporean breakfast of kaya toast (toast with butter and coconut jam) and kopi (coffee). End it with a plate of Singapore chilli crab – a well-known dish synonymous with the city’s gastronomic heritage. 

Shopping in Singapore

Shopping in Singapore is an activity as diverse and vibrant as the city itself, with all kinds of establishments from high-end shops to bustling street markets. A shopper’s haven, discover international department stores and designer boutiques to spend your remaining Singapore Dollars. Some of the malls are also architectural marvels or ultramodern activity centres with attractions to enjoy when the weather is too humid.

For one-of-a-kind souvenirs or handcrafted goods, make your way to Bugis Street, Chinatown and Haji Lane in Kampong Glam. Browse textiles, traditional clothing, beadwork and tasty treats such as Chinese kueh (traditional cakes). Or bring home a miniature Merlion to remember your Singaporean adventure.