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Things to do in Singapore

 

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Chinatown
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Ranked #31 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Neighbourhoods
Owner description: For a fascinating peek into Singapore’s Chinese culture and history, Chinatown is good place to start. Here, you’ll enjoy a... more » Owner description: For a fascinating peek into Singapore’s Chinese culture and history, Chinatown is good place to start. Here, you’ll enjoy a mix of heritage visits to museums, shopping as well as a good variety of food options, sure to leave a traveller happy and satisfied at the end of the day. « less
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Ranked #32 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Religious Sites
Owner description: Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple is also one of the most popular thanks to its proximity to Chinatown and its colorful... more » Owner description: Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple is also one of the most popular thanks to its proximity to Chinatown and its colorful exterior. Admission is free, though a donation is requested of those taking photographs. An annual fire-walking ceremony is held here every October or November. « less
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Ranked #33 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Parks; Beaches

The East Coast Park is free beach on Singapore’s southeastern coast and the most popular park in Singapore. The park is easily accessible by East Coast Park Service Road with... more »

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Ranked #34 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Neighbourhoods
Owner description: Visitors who enjoy a little bargaining will find it here among the historic shops selling textiles, perfume and more. Along... more » Owner description: Visitors who enjoy a little bargaining will find it here among the historic shops selling textiles, perfume and more. Along with traditional Muslim food offerings, some Western restaurants have settled into the area, creating a Singaporean blend of cultures. Make sure to stop at the island’s largest mosque, the Sultan Mosque, a landmark in the Kampong Glam Malay Heritage District. « less
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Ranked #35 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Science Museums
Owner description: Science Centre Singapore is dedicated to the promotion of science and technology among students and members of the public. As... more » Owner description: Science Centre Singapore is dedicated to the promotion of science and technology among students and members of the public. As a leading Science Centre in the region, it has twelve exhibition galleries with more than 1,000 interactive exhibits. « less
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Ranked #36 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Bridges; Scenic/ Historic Walking Areas
Owner description: Linking Marina Bay to Marina Centre, the Helix Bridge, is set to become Singapore’s next landmark. Located beside the... more » Owner description: Linking Marina Bay to Marina Centre, the Helix Bridge, is set to become Singapore’s next landmark. Located beside the Benjamin Sheares Bridge, alongside the vehicular Bayfront Bridge, it was officially opened on 24 April 2010 and is the world’s first curved bridge. « less
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Ranked #37 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Scenic/ Historic Walking Areas; Jogging Paths/ Tracks
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Ranked #38 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Aquariums
Owner description: Discover the awe-inspiring world of life in the ocean at the world’s largest aquarium. Step into S.E.A. Aquarium™ and immerse... more » Owner description: Discover the awe-inspiring world of life in the ocean at the world’s largest aquarium. Step into S.E.A. Aquarium™ and immerse yourself in a magical marine world seen through our planet’s largest window to the ocean. With more than 800 species of marine animals, the aquarium is home to majestic manta rays, enormous goliath grouper, Napoleon wrasse, and other gentle giants of the sea. Come face-to-face with over 200 sharks and uncover the centuries of myths about these ocean predators. Sneak a peek at a moray eel in a rocky crevice or tour an underwater reef community. Discover and unfold the endless wonders of our blue planet at S.E.A. Aquarium™. « less
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Ranked #39 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Museums
The ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is Singapore’s premier destination for major international touring exhibitions.
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Ranked #40 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Flea/ Street Markets; Historic Sites
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Ranked #41 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Historic Sites; Architectural Buildings
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Ranked #42 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Neighbourhoods; Historic Sites
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Ranked #43 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Water Parks
Owner description: Promising endless splashes of fun, Adventure Cove Waterpark is an aquatic adventure park with something for everyone. Feel... more » Owner description: Promising endless splashes of fun, Adventure Cove Waterpark is an aquatic adventure park with something for everyone. Feel the adrenaline rush as you zoom down thrilling waterslides such as Southeast Asia’s first hydro-magnetic coaster. Chill out with friends at Bluwater Bay wave pool, or grab a tube and journey down Adventure River, passing through 14 themed zones including a tropical jungle garden and a grotto inhabited by whimsical sea creatures. Snorkel over a colourful coral reef with 20,000 friendly fish or wade amongst dozens of rays as you touch their velvety wings. For a day of wet and wild fun in the sun, come and experience it all at Adventure Cove Waterpark. « less
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Ranked #44 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Monuments/ Statues
Owner description: Standing at 8.6 metres high and weighing 70 tonnes, the Merlion statue has a lion’s head and a fish’s body, and is housed... more » Owner description: Standing at 8.6 metres high and weighing 70 tonnes, the Merlion statue has a lion’s head and a fish’s body, and is housed here in this 2,500 square metre park. « less
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Ranked #45 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Parks; Historic Sites

Previously recorded as Bukit Larangan (Forbidden Hill) in the Malay language before arrival of Sir Stamford Raffles, it was believed to be the site of ancestral home and tombs of... more »

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Ranked #46 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Art Galleries
Ode to Art is one of Singapore’s largest art galleries, with locations is Raffles City and Marina Bay Sands.
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Ranked #47 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Neighbourhoods
Owner description: An experience for all five senses. Start at the Tekka Centre, a traditional wet market and food court where fresh meat,... more » Owner description: An experience for all five senses. Start at the Tekka Centre, a traditional wet market and food court where fresh meat, seafood, vegetables, fruits and dry goods are sold. Cruise down Serangoon Road to find more groceries, restaurants, teahouses, tailors and Mustafa Centre, a massive department store selling anything and everything. Visit during Deepavali, the Hindu festival of light, held in October or November. « less
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Ranked #48 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Nature/ Wildlife Areas
Owner description: Take in sweeping views of the Singaporean Central Business District, have a meal at one of its food and retail outlets, and... more » Owner description: Take in sweeping views of the Singaporean Central Business District, have a meal at one of its food and retail outlets, and travel to Sentosa from the park. Mount Faber is certainly worth visiting, whether you’re looking for meal options or breathtaking city views. « less
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Ranked #49 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Religious Sites; Landmarks/ Points of Interest
Owner description: A century later in 1928, Denis Santry, an architect of Swan and McLaren, employed the Islamic-Saracenic style that combines... more » Owner description: A century later in 1928, Denis Santry, an architect of Swan and McLaren, employed the Islamic-Saracenic style that combines ideas from Indian and Islamic traditions, designing a Mosque that incorporated the use of minarets and balusters. « less
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Ranked #50 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest; Marinas
Owner description: Be captivated by the bright lights of the Singapore Flyer and the Central Business District skyline against the sky at... more » Owner description: Be captivated by the bright lights of the Singapore Flyer and the Central Business District skyline against the sky at sunset, reflected in the still waters of the Marina Barrage. This Reservoir in the City was created with three key benefits, to provide water supply, flood control and a lifestyle attraction. « less
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Ranked #51 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Art Museums
Owner description: Formerly the St Joseph’s Institution, a premier boys’ school, and open since 1996, this state-of-the-art museum has amassed... more » Owner description: Formerly the St Joseph’s Institution, a premier boys’ school, and open since 1996, this state-of-the-art museum has amassed the largest public collection of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian artworks in the world, with a growing component in international contemporary art. « less
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Ranked #52 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Speciality Museums
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Ranked #53 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Military Museums
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Ranked #54 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Architectural Buildings
Owner description: Described as imposing and monumental, the open plaza of Parkview Square is surrounded by sculptures and statues, with an... more » Owner description: Described as imposing and monumental, the open plaza of Parkview Square is surrounded by sculptures and statues, with an impressive number of bronze effigies of famous historical characters. « less
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Ranked #55 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Sports Complexes
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Ranked #56 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Golf Courses

 To get a game on this course, you need a member to introduce you, or sign you in.  The kind of turf used on the course is called "cowgrass", and is a broad bladed, flat-leaf type... more »

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Ranked #57 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Speciality Museums
Owner description: Singapore City Gallery is a must-do first stop in getting acquainted with Singapore. Located inside the vicinity of the... more » Owner description: Singapore City Gallery is a must-do first stop in getting acquainted with Singapore. Located inside the vicinity of the historic districts, it is a great starting point for exploration of some of Singapore's more interesting old neighbourhoods such as Chinatown. 180 years of architectural development are explored in the interactive exhibits. The main draw is the huge Central Area Model of the city, an enormous replica of the City Centre, with uncannily accurate miniatures of buildings. « less
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Ranked #58 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Neighbourhoods
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Ranked #59 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Landmarks/ Points of Interest
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Ranked #60 of 279 attractions in Singapore
Category: Water Parks
Owner description: There are no shortage of water play areas and swimming pools in Singapore, but few come at such a bargain. For less than $2... more » Owner description: There are no shortage of water play areas and swimming pools in Singapore, but few come at such a bargain. For less than $2 (and less than $1 for children), visitors can choose to dive into the wave pool, cruise down the lazy river, conquer the water slides, relax in the whirlpool or watch the little ones splash down at the Kiddy Fun Station. Bring your own picnic to make a day of it. (NOTE: Jurong East Swimming Complex will be closed March 12, 2012, to July 12, 2012, for renovations.) « less
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