Singapore

Our most recommended things to do in Singapore

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  1. Singapore: Gardens by the Bay Admission E-Ticket

  Enjoy a day admission ticket to Gardens by the Bay, one of the most popular destinations in the city. The waterfront gardens and conservatories, as well as the newly-opened Sun Pavilion, feature some of the most incredible manmade structures ever built to house flora and fauna. Receive full access to the conservatories and learn about the interconnectedness of ecological elements. See the tallest indoor waterfall, walk in the Supertree Grove and then cross the OCBC Skyway for spectacular views of Marina Bay. Add admission to Floral Fantasy and see beautiful floral artistry including live plants, cut flowers, foliage, and preserved flowers at the newly opened exhibit. There are a total of 4 concepts in Floral Fantasy: 'Dance', 'Float', 'Waltz', and 'Drift'. Dance - a collection that shows more than 15,000 combinations of fresh-cut, dried, and preserved flowers. Float - admire hundreds...

  You can stroll around the gardens and take as much or as little time as you like, but on average I would say 1-3 hours to see everything.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 3/25/2020
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  2. Jewel Changi Airport: Mirror Maze and Canopy Park Ticket

  Enter the one-of-a-kind Mirror Maze in Jewel Changi Airport set in an outdoor canopy park. Experience the surreal feeling of getting lost in a mirror maze covered in greenery and flowers. Test your problem-solving skills with a mind-boggling infinity chamber located at the end of the maze, if you make it to the end.

  Afterward, pay a visit to Canopy Park. Play around on the Discovery Slides and mess about in the cloud-like mist of the Foggy Bowls. Get a selfie with the many animal topiaries in Topiary Park and soak up the sights and smells of the flowers in Petal Park. 

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  3. Singapore DUCK Tour

  Board a refurbished World War II amphibious vehicle from Vietnam and depart from Suntec City to make a splash in Marina Bay. See the sights of Singapore from a different perspective as you make your way around the city on land and in the sea. Get stunning views of the urban skyline and marvel at iconic landmarks, such as Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, the Esplanade Theater, and magnificent statue of the Merlion, the official mascot of Singapore. Waddle back onto land and drive past the Singapore Flyer and into the Civic District. See the steps of the Old Supreme Court, where the British surrendered to the imperial Japanese army during World War II. Continue past the War Memorial Park, paying tribute to those who gave their lives during the Japanese occupation. End with a good luck loop around the world’s largest water fountain at Suntec City, named the Fountain of Wealth.

  It was great, nice sight seeing, very helpful and kind staff. It is a guided tour,whivh is great. Only because of the motor noise I could hear half of what he said. But i would recommended it, I had a great time.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 2/10/2020
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  4. Singapore: Skyline Luge Sentosa Tickets

  Make your way to the Skyline Luge Sentosa on Sentosa Island, Singapore, and enjoy a gravity-defying experience as you navigate down the Jungle Trail and Dragon Trail at your own pace. Travel as fast or as slow as you like! Avoid the long lines with Priority Access option. The luge ride gives you the freedom to be in full control, yet delivers a rush of adrenaline as you fly down the trails. Suitable for adults and children alike, the award-winning attraction is a favorite with locals and international visitors. Take your pick from the 688-meter Dragon Trail or the 628-meter Jungle Trail, and experience the hairpin corners, long straights, and exciting slopes of the luge. Feel the wind in your hair as you zip down the tracks controlling your speed by pushing a pair of handlebars back and forth. 

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  5. Singapore: Sentosa Cable Car Sky Pass Ticket

  Get picture perfect views of Singapore from a different perspective as you climb aboard the unique Singapore Cable Car. Glide serenely across the city from Mount Faber on the mainland to the popular resort island of Sentosa, all in the comfort of a wheelchair and stroller-friendly cabin. Relish 360-degree views of the city's southern precinct as you soar high above the scenic highway. Fly high above the hill of Mount Faber and through a skyscraper to cross the harbor. Look for dolphins down below at Adventure Cove Waterpark at Resorts World Sentosa Singapore. Pay a visit to the Sentosa Cable Car Museum and see the world's largest cable car cabin made out of Lego! Access 2 cable car lines on the Singapore Cable Car network. Soar over the jungle, sand and sea on the Sentosa Line, and catch the Mount Faber Line from the mainland to Sentosa to enjoy all the attractions at your own pace on ...

  Gives you a great overview of the park and a nice way to see some things. I wasn’t too keen on the bit that took you over the city including the motorway, and sea but I’m not too keen on heights. The rest of the party loved it

  Reviewed by Jo, 3/7/2020
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  6. Sentosa: Trick Eye Museum Entrance Ticket

  The Trick Eye Museum brings to the public an amazing experience where art and technology are merged to create artistic works. Play, take pictures, touch and listen and interact with every single artistic piece or installation.  Experience more than 80 optical illusions to trick your senses, play and capture with your camera. Encounter 6 different themed galleries that represent worlds of fantasy, adventure, mystery and romance. Find and explore 2D and 3D printings, paintings on walls, floors and ceilings that will leave you astonished with their bizarre illusions and transformations.

  I ❤ the place!! It's recommended for people who love ART & enjoy taking creative photographs. I would definitely come to visit again with my family for Another round of Fun!!

  Reviewed by Seha, 8/2/2021
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  7. Singapore: Big Bus Open-Top Hop-on Hop-off Sightseeing Tour

  Grab a seat with the best views from an open-top double-decker bus and enjoy sightseeing at your own pace. See something interesting? Simply hop off and explore. Return to the same bus stop and hop on to the next bus to continue your tour. Your ticket gives you access to 6 routes, 3 Hop-on Hop-off routes and 3 attraction shuttles. It is not only the most comprehensive touring system in Singapore but also a transport network that links you from hotels to key landmarks and attractions. Cruise through Singapore and learn about the Lion City. For cultural and ethnic discoveries, visit the 3 ethnic districts of Singapore, Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam (the Arab enclave). You will find pre-World War II conserved shophouses, Buddhist and Hindu temples, and traditional trades and handicrafts. Don’t forget to check out the glamorous and glitzy locations where hit movie Crazy Rich As...

  it was very helpful for people who travel for first time, they take you the most important places to go.

  Reviewed by CECILIA, United States, 12/9/2019
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  8. Singapore: Marina Bay Sands Skip-the-Ticket-Line E-Ticket

  Save precious time with a skip-the-line entrance ticket to the Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands SkyPark on the 57th floor of one of Singapore's most iconic buildings. Gaze in awe at the panoramic vistas overlooking Marina Bay and see the world-class skyline from above. Go to the vertical gardens of the Supertree Grove, where 162,900 tropical plants cover the tree-like structures of the nature park. Experience the city sights like a bird from 200 meters above street level as you stand on the platform designed by the visionary architect, Moshe Safdie, built on top of 3 hotel towers in the Bayfront area. Look across the blue waters of the Malay Peninsula during the day or experience the city's spectacular night lights after dark. Benefit from an open-ended ticket that can be redeemed up to 6 months after date of issuance.

  Cannot describe the feeling you get standing at top of this iconic structure. The views are incredible

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United Kingdom, 2/23/2020
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  9. Singapore: Battlebox Story of Strategy and Surrender Tour

  Journey back to a fateful February morning in 1942 when surrender stared the British, Australian and Indian Army commanders in the face after 70 days of brutal fighting in Malaya and Singapore. Once known as an “impregnable fortress” of the British Empire, Singapore was about to fall. Enter the Battlebox command center and investigate the momentous decision to surrender the city to the Japanese, marking the beginning of the end of the British Empire and the start of Singapore's darkest chapter. Take an English-language guided tour of the museum to learn the causes behind “the worst disaster and largest capitulation in British history.”  

  Very informative and good format where get a summary and can then revisit rooms of interest.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/12/2021
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  10. Singapore: Singapore Flyer Admission Ticket

  Admire some of the best views of the city on a rotation of the Singapore Flyer. Reach an altitude of 541 feet (165 meters) and look out onto the city below. This experience is perfect whether you are planning a romantic date or a fun day out with the kids. Listen to the in-capsule audio guide as it explains interesting facts and stories about key places throughout the city. Tap and swipe the FLYER 360+ tablets in the capsule to compare pictures of Singapore from the past, with what you can see today. Discover how districts like Little India and Chinatown have changed over the years.