Looking for a list of the best places of interest in Singapore? Look no further!
Sentosa is an impressive and popular island resort that means peace and tranquility. Here you can enjoy such attractions as the Butterfly Park, Oceanarium, Madame Tussauds Singapore, Nature Discovery and numerous stunning beaches.
Universal Studios, Singapore
When visiting Sentosa Island you really do need to visit these movie studios. The Park also features many themed rides and attractions for the whole family to enjoy.
The Singapore Flyer is a spectacular Observational Ferris Wheel that reaches the dizzying height of 165 metres. Once at the top you can see the whole of Marina Bay and the city. It also makes for the perfect romantic dinner for two.
2,500 animals and over one million people visit every year.
Jurong Bird Park opened to visitors in 1971, and is a world renowned sanctuary for birds. 400 species and 5,000 birds are homed there. It is one of the largest parks for birds in Asia as well as being the home to the Waterfall Aviary, the largest aviary in the world that people are free to walk around in.
Known for being one of the best Zoos in the world, this had to make our ‘places of interest in Singapore’ list! This zoo spans 64 hectares and is predominantly rainforest themed. Hundreds of different species of mammals, reptiles and birds are showcased here. For example visitors can enjoy such animals as pygmy hippos, otters, lions and cheetahs, who all enjoy basking in their authentic home environment that truly echoes their own homes.
This is the only resort in Asia where you are able to see pink dolphins close up. Visitors are able to watch live performances and spectacular shows with the dolphins and fur seals. This family friendly underwater park is also home to rays, sharks and Sea Dragons.
Sri Mariamman Temple
For a slice of local culture, there are many places of interest in Singapore worth visiting. This is one of our favourites. Situated in China Town, this is one of Singapore’s most ancient Hindu Temples. Today it is a national monument and was last restored back in 2010. In late October/November visitors can enjoy watching the Theemithi, the annual ceremony that is celebrated within the Temple.
The Peranakan Museum explores the history and culture of Peranakan communities. The Museum is composed of three floors that has many objects and pieces of visual art on display. As well as offering guided tours the Museum also has a gift shop and café.
This is an observation tower with a difference as it is the tallest in Asia. It stands at 131 metres tall. When you reach the top you are rewarded with panoramic and breathtaking views of Singapore. The Tower can be accessed day or night, and it also gently revolves.
This adventurous water park has rides for the entire family as well as an extensive food and shopping mall. As well as all of the usual water chutes and slides, there are also Jacuzzis to enjoy.
This is an incredibly popular food market in Singapore and dates back to the 19th Century. As well as being able to take in the wonderful architecture and scenery, the market also sells local food for the visitor to enjoy such as Hainanese chicken rice.
