Singapore Things to Do

 18 Reviews  Park Mall Dragon Fountain, has mythical majestic dragons splitting out water day and night. Well, it didn't when I was there, the fountain was dry, but I still did enjoy wandering around the larger... 

 26 Reviews  the other side of the Singapore River Embankment is Boat Quay and although Clarke Quay is the more popular of the two, Boat Quay is also packing them in full of locals and tourists. Located on the... 

 5 Reviews  Located outside of the city centre-this is a wonderful large area to go hiking or mountain biking. Lots of trails. You can even take the long trail to Mac Ritchie resevoir-which is around 10-15km.... 

 8 Reviews  The place was crowded when we got there. It was a bit difficult to take pictures especially if someone behind you is waiting to pass. Also, try not to use camera flash when taking pictures or else,... 

 11 Reviews  This Mosque was named after the Sultan of Singapore and was built in 1928. With, glass bottles as the pedestal for the walls and the massive gold dome visible from far away, this mosque stands out... 

 5 Reviews  F1 track passes from Padang. Basically the regular road which passes by Padang and Supreme Court building is converted into F1 track during races. Due to its prime location and historical... 

 14 Reviews  As mentioned in the Sentosa Island, to get to the Merlion, get off at the Imbiah Station. The ticket costs SGD10 if you go inside the Merlion’s body, but you don’t have to pay if you prefer just... 

 7 Reviews  I have always wanted to try this, but just couldn't face the thought of it. But on this trip, on a face your fears day, I took the plunge! The benefits of these little 'Dr Fish' are: * natural... 

 7 Reviews  The Singapore History Museum is located at Riverside Point near Clarke Quay. It presents Singapore's history through stories of people who lived along the Singapore River. Admission is $2 and free... 

 4 Reviews  WELL TRAVELING AROUND SINGAPORE GOT TO SEE THIS COOL BALLOON THAT CAN SAIL UP TO ABOUT 40 STORIES HIGH IN AN ELEVATOR TYPE FASHION!! !Launched in April this year , it took 40 people, 12 hours... 

 10 Reviews  Singapore's collection of artworks by its renowed artists.Watch out for an ocassional show. Opening Hours Mon-Sun: 10am - 7pm Fri: 10am - 9pm (Free admission from 12noon – 2pm on weekdays and 6pm –... 

 4 Reviews  Having lived in Singapore for a couple of months I always thought Duck Tours is kinda crappy... until we had some visitors and wanted to give them a quick tour of the city. We ended up on Duck Tours... 

 15 Reviews  After visiting Singapore Zoo, you cross to the Night Safari Zoo (opens 7pm til 12MN).Admision fee per adult S$22 and children(below 12 yrs) S$11 plus the tram ride of S$10/pax.There you can witness... 

 8 Reviews  There are lots of interaction, videos, and learning in this place. Singapore was lucky to have an active circle of science teachers who are behind the development of this beautiful project. Many... 

 5 Reviews  Of all the times that I have been to Singapore this is my first ride on the cable car here. I was going to take the cable car to Sentosa Island on my last trip in 2005 but it was closed due to... 

 3 Reviews  10. If all this is too much to remember, send me a message and I'll see if I can guide you. Forget about trying to work out the trail on the "official"... 

 10 Reviews  The beautiful Anderson Bridge was built in 1910 to reduce the traffic over the Cavenagh suspension bridge. Anderson Bridge is construction with steel arches support. The bridge connects between the... 

 29 Reviews  We have looked at the outside of the Museum, the travelling Exhibition, and now it's time to see the rest of the Museum that is on permanent display. Probably my favorite, was the costumes that Opera... 

 5 Reviews  This would be the most disappointing Underwater World I have ever been to! We decided to go and see the Pink Dolphin's. We bought our ticket's and went inside the Aquarium, heading to the moving... 

 6 Reviews  This is one of playgrounds for locals on weekends. This place gets quite crowded-especially sunday. Many families spend there time relaxing on the beach, while others will do some wind surfing or kite... 

 16 Reviews  After our river tour, our guide showed us to the Taoist Temple. One thing you need not worry, you could take pictures anywhere inside the temple. Our guide said it was one of the old temples where... 

 9 Reviews  I have wanted to go to Changi Chapel from the first time I visited Singapore, but time has just not allowed it. So now on my 4th trip, I put Changi on the top of the list to be one of the first things... 

 5 Reviews  After visiting Merlion Park or Esplanade, take a short walk and pass by Raffles statue (Singapore's founder) in front of Victoria Hall.Beside is the Supreme Court Bldg.Then, you can alson see nearby...