Things to Do in Singapore
Singapore's best experiences split between engineered wonders — Supertrees, infinity decks, an airport waterfall — and the deeply human ones: hawker queues, temple streets and a night-time jungle. This list links every entry to its full guide, with live booking where it exists.
Last verified 23 August 2026
Bookable experiences
★5.0(160)Flexible walking tour designed around your interests. Hotel pick-up. Available day and night. 4 to 8 hours. Available in English and Chinese. Combine must-see sights with local neighbourhoods and hidden gems. See the best of Singapore on foot with content customised around your interests. If you
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★5.0(106)Eat like a local on a food tour. Culturally immersive experience. An in-depth exploration of Singapore's history and culture through food. Sightseeing and food tastings in Kampong Glam, Little India, Katong and Old Airport Road Hawker Centre. Included are 10+ foodie tastings in 6 hours. Throughou
★5.0(217)Is Singapore more beautiful in the day or night? Find out for yourself on this relaxing bike tour around Downtown Singapore. As we cycle from light to night, you’ll get to experience both the incredible day and night views of the city. In 3 hours, you will visit the ethnic quarters of Singapore – Ka
The essential sights
★5.0(99)UNESCO-listed street-food culture at its densest: Maxwell, Chinatown Complex and Amoy Street centres ringed by temples, shophouses and heritage lanes.

The open-concept zoo consistently rated among the world's best, and its after-dark sibling — a tram ride through nocturnal Asia.

The observation deck on the 57th-floor 'surfboard' — the definitive panorama of Marina Bay, the Supertrees and the shipping lanes beyond.

Singapore's signature landscape: the Supertree Grove, the cooled Flower Dome and the mist-wrapped Cloud Forest with its 35-metre indoor waterfall.

Singapore's play island: Universal Studios, S.E.A. Aquarium, beaches, luges and cable cars, all fifteen minutes from downtown.

The world's tallest indoor waterfall pouring through a forested glass dome — inside the airport, and worth leaving town for.
Frequently asked questions
What is unmissable in Singapore?
Gardens by the Bay with the evening light show, a hawker-centre meal, and one skyline view (SkyPark or a rooftop bar). Everything else depends on taste — kids point to Sentosa, wildlife people to the Night Safari.
What can I do for free?
A lot: the Supertree light shows, Jewel's Rain Vortex, the Botanic Gardens (UNESCO), Marina Bay's waterfront circuit, temples in Chinatown and Kampong Glam, and the beaches on Sentosa (entry by boardwalk is free).
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