Singapore Things to Do

 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... 

 3 Reviews  Singapore's oldest Government building has been converted into a contemporary arts venue with riverfront restaurants and bars. The performances in the former Parliamentary Debating Chamber are worth... 

 2 Reviews  Now this, boys and girls, is something really cool. They have started up an "Ultimate Drive" koncept in Singapore, and it is really the ultimate drive. For 15 or 30 minutes you will be able to drive... 

 2 Reviews  Ming Village is located on the West Coast of Singapore and you can see the whole pottery making process. Starting from making the mould for plates, vases and pots until the firing. I was fascinated... 

 4 Reviews  That is the oldest existing Fire Station in Singapore, turning into a museum. I sure will come to visit in December 2012. Its a very beautiful building indeed. Please refer for more... 

 7 Reviews  The Parliament House was completed in 1999 and hence a relatively new building. All debates are open to the public. There are simultaneous translations into Malay, English, Mandarin and Tamil which... 

 8 Reviews  According to the popular travel bestseller "1,000 Places to See before You Die", one of the items listed is to have Singapore Sling at the Raffles Hotel. Well, you can actually have that drink at any... 

 7 Reviews  One of the businest in the world, Changi Airport seems the focal point for East Asia or the Eastern World In case you need a smoke, Ask for Sunflower Garden. It is on the upper level, next to some... 

 3 Reviews   THE SULTAN MOSQUE IS A COOL LOOKING BUILDING THAT SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN IN AT SOME HOLLYWOOD PRODUCTION!!! : )built in 1928. The mosque was designed by Denis Santry..........it has a massive golden... 

 2 Reviews  Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is where mangroves and wetland wildlife thrive. This is a must visit for nature lovers. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is set in a 130 hectars of mangrove, mudflats, pond... 

 7 Reviews  Ride in a converted Vietnam War amphibious craft from Suntec City and drive into the water for a scenic harbour tour. You get great views of the Merlion with the Fullerton Hotel in the background... 

 3 Reviews  I've been to the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple around 5 times by now. 3x on our own, and the other times, we brought friends who were visiting/touring Singapore for the first time. For one thing, it's... 

 6 Reviews  Carlsberg Sky Tower has the height of 110 meters(360 ft).Its cabin capacity has 72 persons with a lifting speed of 1.2 m per second. The tower gives you a 360° bird's eye view . Located on Sentosa... 

 4 Reviews  For many English, Australian, New Zealand and Japanese tourists, one of the must-do things is to get to Raffles Hotel and order a Singapore Sling at the Gazebo. Singapore Sling's orginal recipe... 

 4 Reviews  Known to the locals as 'Chopsticks', this slender structure is the Civilian War Memorial to the civilians of Singapore who lost their lives during the Japanese ccupation of World War II. Standing at... 

 3 Reviews  This is a place if you want to see typical Singaporeans in a gambling mood on the horse racing. Located next to Kranji MRT station, the entrance fees to the non-aircon stand is S$5 and air-con stand... 

 4 Reviews  Hey, I'm not sure which part of October you're planning to visit Singapore in but here's an interesting thing you may want to check out while you're there. "The Mid-Autumn Festival, also called the... 

 4 Reviews  If you want to see what Singapore was like 30 years ago, this is the place. A considered laid back (comparing to the mainland of Singapore) and almost everyone is so friendly, it really bring me to... 

 2 Reviews  This is the Clifford Pier, a structured that stands in front of singapore highrise building. A slow walk from the UOB plaza to the pier wasn't that far. Indeed its a good experience strolling down... 

 2 Reviews  The Cenotaph is a 60 feet granite memorial. It was built originally for the memory of 124 Singaporeans who died during World War I. Later on the other side, it was added for those who gave their... 

 2 Reviews  Come to Singapore during Christmas season and experience the annual Fairytale Christmas Light-Up Tour on board the open-top Hippo bus. The tour brings you for a spin along Orchard Road, where you will... 

 1 Review  If you are interested in the history of Singapore, and personally the only thing I find interesting about Singapore is its history, this is a good place to visit. Old photographs document the... 

 2 Reviews  It's happening after Chinese New Year and it's the Singapore only street party and floats parade. For 2005, if you are in Singapore on the 19th and 20th of Feb, hop on down to Orchard Rd (Marriot...