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A vibrant city-state famed for its thriving arts scene, diverse cuisine, many gardens, and a unique multicultural atmosphere.

A vast popular parkland featuring a wealth of thematic gardens, fantastic hothouses, architectural landmarks, and a flower market.

A large award-winning garden opened in 1859, home to an array of tropical plants, the National Orchid Garden, a few lakes, and more.

Home to an amazing array of movie-themed rides, this exciting amusement park promises a day of fun for all ages.

Second-tallest Ferris wheel in the world, offers superb views from its 165m height, and a unique view of the landscape.

Energetic and multicultural, these central streets offer an insight into modern Asia, offering cafes, shops, museums, and more.

A vast glass garden imitating mountainous ecosystems, full of tropical blooms and plants, a waterfall, and other natural treasures.

A museum housing relics from many Asian cultures, including porcelain figures, bronze statues, woodworks, textiles, prints, and more.

The first nighttime zoo in the world houses over 130 animal species in open enclosures, and offers various cultural performances.

With cultural elements upholding local Chinese heritage, and architecturally diverse buildings, this district offers a nice venture.

Boasting Renaissance architecture and many fascinating artifacts, Singapore's oldest museum traces the city's history since the 14C.

Home to over 315 animals species, this zoological garden boasts several awards, spacious animal enclaves, and fun shows for all ages.

Home to an impressive atrium casino, this high-rise resort also features restaurants, an infinity pool, ice rink, a museum, and more.

Home to over 8,000 artworks, this impressive museum houses the world's largest collection of Southeast Asian and Singaporean art.

Located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, this marvelous collection boasts over 1,000 types or orchids and almost 60,000 plants.

Housing a physical relic of the Buddha, this temple also features a museum with many religious artifacts, and a rooftop garden.

Walk through the jungle without leaving the city on this 11km trail through Singapore's forest, featuring a popular TreeTop path.

Set within a former prison, this WWII museum houses photographs, personal items, and paintings detailing the lives of the prisoners.

Almost 9km of bridges and boardwalks comprise this great trail, linking between three lush parks along Singapore's southern fringe.

Sometimes referred to as the "Muslim Quarter," this neighborhood retains some of its Islamic history and is home to an active mosque.

Stretching for over 2km, this popular thoroughfare is a major retail center, offering fine shopping and dining.

Exhibiting artifacts of the Peranakan culture in Singapore, this private museum houses furniture, houseware, ornaments, and more.

With both permanent and temporary exhibitions, this innovative museum's galleries are titled Curiosity, Inspiration, and Expression.

Reaching 110m tall, this impressive observation tower is the highest in Singapore and offers visitors panoramic views of the island.

Relax in the sun or run a lap around this beach park, featuring eateries, biking trails, sports amenities, and more.

Home to hundreds of species of flora and fauna, visitors enjoy hiking the paths and can see monkeys, snakes, birds, and more.

Home to the S.E.A. Aquarium and the Adventure Cove Waterpark, this marine complex is the perfect mix of fun and educational.

A historic memorial commemorating international soldiers who have perished during WWII in defence of Singapore and Malaya.

Amidst the skyscrapers, this historic octagonal market is a cultural gem, offering shops and stalls, local dishes and fine mementos.

One of Singapore's most significant mosques, this stunning national landmark is recognizable by it large golden domes.

Formerly owned by Arab merchants, this historic street now features shops selling spices, textiles, flowers, and more.

Spend the day relaxing on the white sand or splashing in the clear water of one of Singapore's oldest coastal parks.

Built in South Indian Dravidian style, this elaborate temple in Singapore's oldest Hindu temple and serves the Indian community.

Take a stroll along the bay, admiring the waterfront and the architectural landmarks along your way, or stop and shop for a souvenir.

Explore Little India to learn about Singapore's Tamil community, getting to know their rich culture and sampling their delicious cuisine.

This theme park features thousands of works of art depicting scenes from Chinese culture, tradition, and folklore.

This superb aviary is home to a multitude of birds from diverse habitats, and offers interactive shows to its visitors.

Home to towering rocky cliffs and rich vegetation, this coastal park is known for the dozens of bird species that call it home.

Housed in the architecturally fascinating Old Tao Nan School, this museum exhibits cultural and historic relics of the Peranakans.

Divided by national and international contemporary artwork, this impressive museum is dedicated to modern and innovative artwork.

A great place for bird-watching enthusiasts, this wetland reserve attracts migratory birds and is home to fish, crabs, and amphibians.

Dedicated to the natural history of Southwest Asia, this world-class museum houses the famous Raffles Natural History Collection.

Connected by a bridge, the Chinese and Japanese gardens each showcase traits from traditional gardens of their countries.

The gallery offers interactive exhibits, city models tracing Singapore's urban development, and audiovisual installations.

Housed in a command center beneath the Fort Canning hill, this museum presents the bunker's operation during the 20C Malayan Campaign.