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Last updated on: 23 Feb, 2026
Singapore is a global tourist destination, attracting travellers from all over the world. For travellers visiting Singapore, it can be overwhelming to plan an itinerary, as this place is packed with various exciting attractions that will have your heart. Fret not, as we’ve come up with a list of the 25 best places that you must stop by on your next Singapore trip.
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Here are some classic tourist attractions; a visit to these locations will make your Singapore vacation an unforgettable one:
Gardens by the Bay is a popular and much-loved tourist attraction, a place where you can witness some of the most beautiful wonders of nature. This park has several wonders that showcase such great displays of the flora & fauna. You will totally fall in love with this magnificent place. The futuristic designs and the natural beauty of this place will totally blow your mind. It will take you almost 3-6 hours to explore this place, covering the major attractions.
Who should visit this place: If nature excites you, the perfect place for nature lovers.
Best time to visit: In the late afternoon, by 4 PM, when you can explore the stunning domes, enjoy the magnificent gardens during sunset, and catch the Garden Rhapsody light & sound show at night, at the Supertree Grove.
It’s best to visit this park during weekdays, as the weekends can be quite jam-packed with tourists.
Standing atop three massive towers, this place is famously known for the stunning views of the city and the sea that it offers. A rooftop attraction that has several top-notch restaurants, cafes & bars, where you can relax and spend an evening filled with majestic sunset views, accompanied by great food & drinks. This place is beyond perfect for those looking to experience the nightlife in Singapore & spend some relaxing moments with their family or friends.
Who should visit this place: If you are on a hunt for a cosy & relaxing location where you can spend a memorable evening with your family or friends.
Best time to visit: The ideal time to visit this location is during the early evening, as during this time you can witness the stunning sunset, as well as experience the vibrant nightlife of this location, which is totally worth experiencing once.
There’s so much to explore in Singapore that you can begin exploring even before you technically enter this place. The Singapore airport is itself an iconic location, where you can explore so much that you will be left feeling overwhelmed.
Things to do at the Jewel Changi Airport:
You probably must have already seen this place on your Instagram feed. The iconic statue of half a lion & half a fish spouting water into the bay, which is a fabled symbol of Singapore, makes it one of the most popular tourist attractions in Singapore. You can capture pictures standing right under this statue. From this place, you also get a distant but clear view of the Marina Bay Sands as well as the Spectra light show on the Marina Bay Sands. This place is beyond magical at night, and this is one of the top places where you can experience Singapore's nightlife.
Who should visit this place: Since it’s a classic tourist spot, it is ideal for all kinds of travellers, especially families.
Best time to visit: The best time to visit this place is around sunset (6:30-7:15), to witness the golden skies behind Marina Bay Sands & to experience the vibrant atmosphere at nighttime.
Finding family-friendly locations can be a challenge, but not in Singapore, as this place is filled with locations that are appropriate to visit with your entire family. Singapore Art Museum is one such spot that displays the innovative artworks by Singaporean & international artists. The contemporary & modern art exhibitions here will leave you in awe of the artistic beauty of this place at every step.
Who should visit this place: Art enthusiasts, students, & for those who enjoy visually striking places.
Best time to visit: The Museum is open every day from 10;00 to 7;00 PM, and the best time to visit is preferably on weekdays. In the morning or late afternoon, to indulge in immersive art experiences without having to deal with extensive crowds.
This movie-themed park is a complete adventure, offering you a combination of thrilling rides, live shows & attractions, featuring seven themed zones. This park promises an unforgettable time to all its visitors. Located on Sentosa Island, this park has something exciting for you at every step. A full-on entertainment hub for all the travellers. An unmissable experience that you must indulge in.
Who should visit this place: If you are an adventure seeker or just looking to have a wonderful time.
Best time to visit: Plan your visit during the weekdays, especially Tuesdays & Thursdays. Also, try visiting 30-45 minutes before the park opens, to avoid standing in longer queues.
If you are travelling with kids, then visiting the Children’s Museum Singapore is the best choice that you can make, as this place is an excellent location for kids, making you feel as though you’ve entered into a vibrant world. Housed in a 100-year-old building, this place promises a fun-filled & memorable time for your kids. You must take your children to this destination on your next Singapore trip and watch them become happier than ever.
Who should visit this place: Families travelling with kids.
Best time to visit: This museum is open on all days except Mondays. The ideal time to visit would be early in the morning, on weekdays.
The SEA Aquarium in Singapore lets you glance at the marine life from up close. It transports you into the oceanic world, where you get to walk through a massive oceanarium where thousands of marine animals reside. From dolphins, jellyfish, to sharks, you will get an insight into what resides beneath the waves. With several interactive exhibits & special programs, a gem of a place for just about anyone who’s interested in the marine way of living.
Who should visit this place: Families, animal lovers, and anyone who’s curious about life below the waves.
Best time to visit: Early in the morning on weekdays, to avoid extensive crowds.
An iconic river-themed park in Singapore, with various thrilling water slides that keep the adrenaline pumping. This recommendation can be trusted blindly, as this is one of the best places to visit with your family in Singapore.
There are various fun experiences at this destination that you can indulge in, such as:
Who should visit this place: Those looking for a location where they can spend some memorable time with their family.
Best time to visit: Early in the morning on weekdays, to not deal with larger crowds.
Wild Wet Wet is a thrilling & fun-filled water theme park, with several age-appropriate water slides. A spectacular place to spend some wonderful time with your family. Your entire family will fall in love with this place, especially the kids. Wild Wet Wet is undoubtedly one of the best places to create some unforgettable memories with your family in Singapore.
Who should visit this place: Families looking for a fun place to spend some wonderful time together.
Best time to visit: Visiting during the dry months, between March & September, is the ideal time, as the weather during this time is perfect for a water park.
During the day, try visiting as early as the park opens to avoid long queues and to spend a longer time at this thrilling location.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, which is also a popular picnic spot, with families coming in with their mats and snacks. With green meadows, fabulous sculptures, and a beautiful atmosphere, this beautiful location promises you a delightful family time. You will get to see various exotic plants & heritage trees. If you love flowers, you must also visit the Singapore Orchid Garden, where you can find varied exotic species of plants.
Who should visit this place: Nature lovers.
Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon to avoid the daytime heat.
If peaceful walks in nature are your vibe, then you will totally fall in love with this place. A perfect place for couples to enjoy the scenic views and walk hand in hand on this 10KM long walking trail that offers you breathtaking views of the city and the tropical rainforest. This park is a combination of four different parks, connecting all of them in a single continuous corridor, where you can seamlessly transfer from one area to another. It will take you anywhere between 2.5 and 4 hours if you plan on covering the entire park. You can enjoy walking at your own pace, clicking photographs, and creating some deeply romantic memories with your partner.
Who should visit this place: Couples looking for a peaceful, romantic & scenic location to walk together.
Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon is the ideal time to visit this park, allowing you a near-perfect time for scenic walks in nature, without the Singapore heat bothering you much.
Think of it as a surreal location where you will be surrounded by lush greenery, with majestic trees and various other things to explore. This place is more than just a park; this place features an iconic array of heritage trees, herbs & spice plants. Also, you get to see fabulous sculptures & murals, and a wonderful heritage gallery where you can get an insight into the history of this park and its significance to Singapore.
Who should visit this place: Nature lovers, families, and those looking for a peaceful escape in nature.
Best time to visit: Early in the morning on weekdays, to avoid larger crowds and peak daytime heat.
If you are looking for a spiritual escape in Singapore, then the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a beyond-perfect location for you. This temple is way more than just a place of worship; it’s also home to two museums where you get to hear fascinating stories & find sacred relics of Buddha and his disciples. And, not to forget the spectacular architecture that will leave you speechless.
Who should visit this place: History enthusiasts and those looking for a spiritual escape.
Best time to visit: The temple is open from 6:00 AM to 7:30 PM. The perfect time to visit is probably during sunrise, for a peaceful spiritual retreat.
A popular district for entertainment & shopping, an all-in-one destination for shopping, dining, exploring entertainment spaces, including cinemas and gaming arcades, and getting a glimpse of Singapore’s urban life. Without a doubt, Orchard Road is one of the top places to visit in Singapore. You can explore this entire district on foot while delighting in various things that await you at this location.
Who should visit this place: It’s a perfect place for all kinds of travellers.
Best time to visit: Early morning to avoid extensive crowds or late evening to witness the vibrant environment and the illuminated streets.
For couples planning a Singapore honeymoon or generally a special getaway with their beloved, here are the top places that are just excellent for couples:
Mount Faber is a scenic hilltop destination in Singapore, and getting on the Singapore cable car, which connects Mount Faber to the island of Sentosa, is the kind of experience that you cannot afford to miss. This magical journey will delight with the magnificent views it offers. This 15-minute ride to Sentosa provides you with some surreal views that can also be seen from the glass floor below you.
Who should visit this place: Couples & those who admire natural beauty.
Best time to visit: Early morning for fewer crowds and during sunset to witness some to-die-for sunset views.
Those who love to indulge in some adrenaline-pumping activities, watching a dragon boat race is a kind of experience that you will cherish forever. You can get to see such races between May & August. It is a cultural experience that is unique to Singapore, which allows you to delve into Singapore’s adventurous side. There are various spots in Singapore from where you can attend these dragon boat races, with Kim Choo Kueh being our favourite, where you can enjoy the race along with relishing some delicious rice dumplings.
Who should visit this place: Those who love adventure.
Lazarus Island is one of the prettiest beaches in Singapore. Its turquoise waters and white sand beaches make this coastal destination even more dreamlike. This is a perfect spot for those looking for a location to spend a relaxing day by the beach. The scenery that surrounds you at this place is mesmerizing & absolutely heavenly. We cannot emphasize enough on why you need to visit this place.
Who should visit this place: Beach lovers & those looking to spend some quiet time by the beach.
Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon, to spend some quiet & tranquilizing time by the beach.
These two places have totally different vibes, and both are great for experiencing the Singaporean nightlife.
Clarke Quay was earlier a port, which has now turned into an entertainment centre, attracting numerous tourists. A high-energy, vibrant place where you can have the time of your life while spending an evening at this place. You can indulge in a riverside dining experience surrounded by colourful buildings and accompanied by great music.
For a more relaxed & calm vibe, you can go to Pullman Orchard Rooftop, a luxurious rooftop hotel on the Orchard Road, where you can enjoy evening drinks & light snacks while enjoying beautiful views, feeling unwound and relaxed.
Who should visit this place: Those wanting to spend a relaxed evening while enjoying the nightlife in Singapore.
Singapore Flyer is a massive observation wheel, from where you can gaze at the breathtaking views of the city, including its iconic attractions, like Singapore’s Skyline, Marina Bay Sands & more. This place gives you a bird’s eye view of this stunning city. One of the most spectacular ways to explore Singapore is by getting on the Singapore Flyer, whose one rotation takes about 30 minutes. You can enjoy striking city views and explore Singapore in a way that feels whole.
Who should visit this place: Those wanting to witness Singapore’s surreal beauty.
Best time to visit: Around sunset, to witness the beautiful sunset views and watch the citylights in the dark.
Katong & Joo Chiat are two of the most vibrant and historic neighbourhoods in Singapore. Especially popular for their Peranakan heritage & known for serving the most delicious Peranakan food and other local cuisines. This residential area gives you a glimpse of the culturally diverse past of Singapore. The buildings of the shophouses and cozy cafes that line up this vibrant neighbourhood are inspired by the Peranakan designs. This place offers you a quiet & one-of-a-kind experience, different from the usual exploration that includes the famous and crowded tourist attractions.
Who should visit this place: Foodies & those looking to delight in a unique and vibrant experience.
Best time to visit: On weekdays, late afternoon to early evening, as the weather is pleasant during this time & you can admire the mind-blowing art of this place in the daytime.
An incredible wildlife park, offering you an adventurous safari experience. You can see wild animals, such as hyenas, lions, & leopards, in their natural habitat at nighttime. A one-of-a-kind safari experience where you can also indulge in watching varied cultural performances & educational shows. This unique experience will let you witness the wildlife up close. Do not forget to include this one-of-a-kind experience in your next Singapore itinerary.
Who should visit this place: Those who enjoy indulging in wildlife safari experiences.
Best time to visit: The best time to arrive at this place is right after it opens, to avoid severe crowds and waiting for trams.
A man-made beach located on Sentosa Island, known for its lively atmosphere. This place offers a variety of water activities that promise you a joyful time on the beach. A proper entertainment hub for the visitors, offering excellent beach bars and restaurants where you can relax and enjoy great music, along with enjoying several exciting activities, like cycling, skimboarding, kayaking, and beach volleyball. The palm trees, white sands, and the crystal-clear water is total delight for the senses.
Who should visit this place: Beach lovers and just about anyone who wishes to have a great time by the beach.
Best time to visit: Visiting this beach outside the monsoon season is recommended, ideally between February and April.
During the day, the best time to visit Siloso beach is during the late afternoon, around 4 PM, to witness the surreal sunset views and pleasant weather.
A historic district in Singapore is Kampong Glam, showcasing the Malay and Islamic culture in Singapore. This vibrant area features lively streets, traditional shops, and several restaurants offering mouth-watering Middle Eastern cuisine, as well as the iconic Sultan Mosque, a significant religious landmark. The Haji Lane is a key attraction in Kampong Glam that you must not miss. It is known for its trending cafes and the bohemian vibe it reflects.
Who should visit this place: Foodies wanting to try authentic Malay cuisine, culture & history enthusiasts & art lovers.
The best time to visit: On weekdays during the late afternoon or early evening, as the weather is pleasant during this time & you can admire the mind-blowing art of this place in the daytime.
Little India is a lively neighbourhood showcasing the rich culture of Singapore. With several traditional spice shops and stalls & Indian restaurants where you can relish authentic Indian food, this place is an exceptional place for those looking to savor the Indian cuisine in Singapore. For a temporary spiritual escape, you can also visit the revered Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. The lively local markets are buzzing with art, music, and culture, perfect for shopping and experiencing the local culture. With so much to try & experience, this place definitely deserves a spot in your Singapore tour itinerary.
Who should visit this place: Those wanting to try the authentic Indian cuisine and looking for an ideal spot to shop, indulge in photography & celebrate Indian festivals.
Best time to visit: Early morning (7–10 AM) for a quieter shopping experience, or in the evening (6–9 PM) to witness the vibrant streets and dynamic food culture.
Taking Singapore’s public transport is a safe way to travel. The MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) is Singapore’s main public transport system that connects major attractions, shopping districts, the airport, and restaurants, basically covering every place that you would stop by on your Singapore vacation.
Singapore’s contactless transport payment system, SimplyGo, allows you to pay for public transport or MRT directly using your debit or credit cards or your mobile wallet. This way, you don’t need to purchase a separate transport card. This is a convenient way to travel, as it saves you from standing in long queues for tickets.
Note: Each traveller must have their own device/card, and you must use the same card or device for entry & exit, both to avoid paying maximum charges.
It is a convenient way to travel with clear English signage, along with air-conditioned travel and easy access to destinations, including Universal Studios & Gardens by the Bay. But if you have a contactless debit/credit card, then you do not need an MRT; you can simply use SimplyGo.
| Q- Is 3 days enough for Singapore? | Yes, 3 days is a good enough time to explore Singapore’s main attractions. But if you wish for a deep exploration of the country, combined with some relaxation time. Then, you should plan your Singapore holiday for at least 7 days. |
| Q- What are the best free things to do in Singapore at night? | Since Singapore is quite popular for its nightlife. There are multiple free things that you can explore at night, number 1 being watching the Garden Rhapsody light show at the iconic Gardens by the Bay. |
| Q- Which is better: Singapore Zoo or River Wonders? | Both these places are exciting and fun-filled, but what’s the best among the two is quite subjective to come up with a single answer. |
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