Nearby Attractions

A 101-hectare waterfront nature park anchored by two cooled conservatories — the flower-filled Flower Dome and misty, mountain-themed Cloud Forest — and the futuristic Supertree Grove, which lights up nightly.

Closed: Open daily

S$46 covers both the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories for a non-resident adult. The OCBC Skyway suspended walkway among the Supertrees is a separate S$14 ticket. The outdoor Supertree Grove and gardens themselves are free to walk through.

A 360-degree observation deck 200m above the bay atop the three-tower Marina Bay Sands hotel, with sweeping views over the Singapore skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the harbour.

Closed: Open daily

S$32 is the non-peak (daytime, 11am-4:30pm entry) adult rate; peak/evening entry (5pm-9pm) is S$36. Note the SkyPark's infinity pool deck is reserved for hotel guests only and isn't part of this ticket.

An open-concept 'jungle habitat' zoo with over 1,000 animals in naturalistic, moat-separated enclosures — including the famous Free-Ranging Orangutan Island — part of the wider Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Closed: Open daily

S$49 is the standard non-resident adult walk-in rate (online advance booking is usually a little cheaper). Reachable by free shuttle bus from Khatib MRT; part of the wider Mandai Wildlife Reserve alongside Night Safari, River Wonders, and Bird Paradise, each a separate admission.

Southeast Asia's first Universal Studios theme park, with 7 themed zones (including Ancient Egypt, Sci-Fi City, and the newer Minion Land) and rides based on Hollywood franchises like Transformers and Jurassic Park.

Closed: Open daily

S$76 is the lowest advertised online adult starting price (off-peak weekday); walk-up and peak-date pricing commonly runs S$81-86. Part of Resorts World Sentosa; reached via the Sentosa Express monorail, Sentosa cable car, or a short bus/taxi ride from HarbourFront.

Southeast Asia's largest public collection of modern art, housed inside the beautifully restored former Supreme Court and City Hall — two of Singapore's most important colonial-era civic buildings, connected by a soaring glass-and-aluminium canopy.

Closed: Open daily

S$20 General Admission for non-resident adults; Singaporeans/PRs enter free. From April 2026 the Levels 3-5 galleries in the former Supreme Court wing are closed for a multi-year revamp — check current gallery availability before visiting.

A 200-year-old tropical garden and Singapore's only UNESCO World Heritage Site, with rainforest, lakes, and the ticketed National Orchid Garden showcasing over 1,000 orchid species and hybrids.

Closed: Open daily

The 82-hectare Botanic Gardens itself is free to enter. The National Orchid Garden within it charges S$15 for non-resident adults.

The waterfront home of Singapore's iconic Merlion statue — a lion-headed, fish-bodied mythical creature spouting water into Marina Bay — with views across to Marina Bay Sands.

Closed: Open 24 hours daily

A large marine-life park at Resorts World Sentosa, reopened in 2025 as the rebranded, expanded successor to S.E.A. Aquarium, with themed zones representing different oceans and a 360-degree Ocean Dome viewing experience.

Closed: Open daily

S$50 is the non-resident adult non-peak (weekday) rate; peak (weekends/public holidays) is S$55.