Things to do in Singapore
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Singapore: City Bike Tour with Formula 1 Track & Hawker Stop★ 4.98 (6,516) · 4h
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Singapore: Cooking Class with Local Recipes & Lunch★ 4.96 (1,674) · 3h
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Singapore Chinatown: Michelin & Hawker Food Walking Tour★ 4.95 (2,765) · 3h 30m
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Singapore: Street Food & Night Tour with Hawker Dinner★ 4.80 (1,619) · 3h 30mS$ 109View ›
Singapore: City Bike Tour with Local Snacks & Formula 1 Route★ 4.96 (1,545) · 4hS$ 80View ›
Singapore: Night River Cruise, Gardens by the Bay & Light Shows★ 4.87 (1,455) · 4hS$ 40View ›
Singapore Sentosa: Orchid Perfume Making & Scent Personality★ 4.95 (1,062) · 1hS$ 81View ›
Singapore: Private Food Tour with 10 Tastings & 3 Cultures★ 4.72 (1,053) · 3hS$ 189View ›
Singapore Chinatown & Little India Night Tour with Bumboat★ 4.44 (1,028) · 4hS$ 164View ›
Singapore: Chinatown, Little India & Kampong Glam Food Walk★ 4.98 (920) · 5h 30mS$ 194View ›Top rated (10)
Singapore: Downtown Night Bike Tour with Ethnic Quarters & Marina BayYou’ll pedal through Singapore’s vibrant ethnic quarters as dusk falls, tasting local snacks and hearing stories from your guide while city lights flicker on around Marina Bay. Expect laughter in Little India, golden hour at Sultan Mosque, and that feeling when Chinatown glows red at night—plus your own small souvenir to pocket at the end.
Private Singapore Walking Tour: Customize Your DayA private walking tour of Singapore with a dedicated in-house guide who customizes the route, pace and stops around your interests. Hotel pickup is included; all public transport costs are covered. Choose between 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8 hours depending on how much ground you want to cover. The guide speaks English, Chinese or Cantonese, and can weave together colonial history, neighborhood culture, food, architecture and daily Singaporean life in whatever balance you prefer.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move at your own pace and skip the fixed-route crowds. The private guide and included transport mean you're not waiting for a group or buying tickets on the fly—you're walking neighborhoods that matter to you, stopping when something catches your eye, and moving on when you're ready.
Johor Bahru Day Trip from Singapore: Heritage Food, Glass Temple & ShoppingYou’ll step across from Singapore into Johor Bahru’s lively mix of heritage streets and modern malls—taste local breakfast near KSL City Mall, wander past colorful shophouses on the Heritage Food Trail, stand barefoot inside a shimmering glass temple, and end with shopping or people-watching before heading home. There’s something quietly memorable about each stop—you might find yourself thinking back to those little moments long after.
Singapore Food Tour: Private Hawker & Neighborhood TastingsYou’ll wander Singapore’s neighborhoods with a local guide, tasting kaya toast in Katong, slurping laksa at Old Airport Road Hawker Centre, and savoring murtabak beneath Sultan Mosque’s golden domes. Finish in Little India with crispy dosa and sweet masala milk—each bite comes with a story or laugh you’ll remember long after.
Singapore Walking Tour: Chinatown, Little India & Marina BayYou’ll wander Singapore’s Chinatown with a local guide who brings old stories to life, sip sugarcane juice under red lanterns, cross bridges where traders once worked along the Singapore River, and lose yourself in Little India’s colors and sounds. Expect honest moments — laughter over mispronounced words or quiet awe inside a temple — that stay with you long after you leave.
Singapore Katong: Food & Bike Tour with Local DelicaciesYou’ll cycle through Singapore’s Katong district with a local guide, tasting iconic dishes like laksa and curry puffs at real neighborhood spots. Expect stories about Peranakan culture, stops at Geylang Serai Market, and easy rides past colorful shophouses before ending at East Coast Beach. You’ll leave with new flavors stuck in your head—and maybe still craving one more bite.
Katong & Joo Chiat: Walking Food Tour with 9 TastingsYou walk through Katong and Joo Chiat with a local guide, stopping at nine different food stalls and cafes to taste Malay, Indian and Chinese dishes you wouldn't find in a guidebook. Coffee and snacks are included at each stop. The tour takes 2–3 hours on foot through a residential neighbourhood of coloured shophouses, and groups stay small enough that you're not lost in a crowd.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat the way locals do without spending hours researching menus or getting lost — the guide handles the stops, the ordering and the context, so you just taste and move on.
Changi Airport to Singapore Hotels: Limo-Bus Transfer & Flight TrackingYou book with your flight number and hotel address, and the driver tracks your arrival so you're met at Changi without waiting. The spacious limo-bus includes fuel and parking, seats up to nine with luggage, and offers a 60-minute grace period after landing before any waiting charges apply. Child and infant seats are available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Changi with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation — the driver knows when you arrive, the price is locked in, and the spacious bus means families or groups stay together without splitting into two vehicles.
Chinatown, Little India & Arab Street Walking Tour SingaporeYou’ll walk through Singapore’s most colorful neighborhoods—Chinatown’s temples and murals, Little India’s spices and garlands, Arab Street’s mosques and markets—all led by a local guide who shares real stories along the way. Expect sensory surprises, small moments with locals, and time to pause or laugh at yourself as you explore on foot.
Singapore Chinatown: Food Tour with 9+ Tastings & Walking GuideYou walk through Chinatown with an English-speaking guide, stopping at heritage spots to taste over 9 dishes and drinks while learning the history and culture behind each one. The 3.5-hour tour covers temples, shophouses, and murals, with meals shared among the group and the route planned so walking and eating flow naturally together. Food selections are fixed, so confirm dietary needs before booking.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Chinatown through its food and history rather than just hit landmarks — the guide's stories about each dish and the buildings around it are what make the 3.5 hours feel full. Plan for steady walking and a fixed menu with no swaps, which is what keeps the experience curated and the pace manageable.
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Singapore: National Orchid Garden Ticket & Entry InfoYou’ll wander through Singapore’s National Orchid Garden, surrounded by rare blooms and gentle hillsides. Smell fresh rain on waxy leaves, hear laughter among quiet paths, and meet gardeners who’ve tended these orchids for decades. It’s not just about flowers—it’s about slowing down and letting yourself feel a little wonder again.
Singapore: Gardens by the Bay Ticket & Cloud Forest EntryYou skip the ticket line with your e-ticket and move straight into the Flower Dome's greenhouse collection, then choose between the Cloud Forest's 35-meter waterfall or the Supertree Observatory's aerial view. The gardens stay open until 9pm, so you can visit in the evening when it's cooler. Wheelchair accessible throughout, with nearby public transport and no car needed.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Gardens by the Bay's main attractions without buying tickets at the gate — the e-ticket gets you straight in, and the flexible hours mean you can visit early morning or evening depending on your schedule.
Singapore Chinatown Heritage Centre: 1950s Shophouse Museum TicketYou’ll step straight into 1950s Singapore at the Chinatown Heritage Centre—feel the textures of old shophouse rooms, hear stories from locals and guides, and catch unexpected details that bring history alive. Admission includes access to all exhibition galleries; just bring yourself and maybe an open mind for what lingers after you leave.
Singapore Night River Cruise, Gardens by the Bay & Light ShowYou’ll soak up city legends at Merlion Park, drift down the river on an old bumboat past glowing bridges, watch Supertrees light up at Gardens by the Bay, and end your night with satay under Victorian arches or an easy ride back to your hotel. It’s relaxed but full of little surprises — perfect if you want to see Singapore after dark without any hassle.
Singapore Hotel to Airport Transfer: Private Pickup & LuggageYou get picked up at your Singapore hotel lobby by a named driver, travel in an air-conditioned private vehicle to the airport or cruise port, and include one standard luggage bag per person. The service is available around the clock and confirmed at the time of booking, so you arrive on time without arranging transport yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at the airport or port without arranging transport yourself — the driver, vehicle, and pickup time are confirmed before you leave your hotel, which is what removes the uncertainty from your departure morning.
Singapore Airport to Hotel Transfer: Private, Air-Conditioned RideYou’ll step off your flight or cruise ship in Singapore and spot your name right away—no taxi lines or confusion. A friendly local driver helps with luggage and whisks you straight to your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle. You’ll notice small things: city scents after rain, gentle conversation, even a laugh over pronunciation. It’s a soft landing into Singapore’s rhythm.
Singapore Cable Car: Round-Trip SkyPass & Wings of TimeYou get round-trip cable car access across two lines with unobstructed views of Singapore's harbour, skyline, and Sentosa Island, moving at your own pace between 8:45 AM and 10 PM. Upgrade to the SkyOrb premium cabin for a rotating glass floor, or add the Wings of Time fireworks show at 7:40 or 8:40 PM. You arrange your own transport to the station, but once there, the ticket is your only entry requirement.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Singapore's full skyline and harbour without a guided tour or fixed itinerary — the self-paced format and late operating hours (until 10 PM) let you ride when it suits you and linger on views that stop you.
Singapore Changi Airport Private Transfer to HotelYou're met at the gate with a sign bearing your name, driven directly to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned car, and given 75 minutes of waiting time if your flight is delayed. The driver tracks your arrival in real time, so you don't pay extra for traffic or immigration queues. Luggage allowance and any additional stops are confirmed when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip taxi lines and negotiating fares when you land—the driver is waiting at your terminal, the price is locked in, and flight tracking means delays don't cost you extra or leave you stranded.
Peranakan Tour Singapore: 1928 Shophouse & Heritage TalkYou get a guided tour through a preserved 1928 shophouse in Singapore's Joo Chiat heritage district, a cultural talk on Peranakan history and traditions, and a tasting of authentic kuehs and tea. Entry fees, the talk, the tour, and tastings are all included. The museum sits on the second floor, so you'll climb a flight of steps from street level.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand a specific part of Singapore's history without a rushed pace — the guided format and included talk mean you're not navigating the space or the cultural context alone, and the tea and kuehs turn the visit into something more than a walk-through.
Singapore: Merlion & Chinatown Half-Day Tour with Hotel PickupYou get hotel pickup, a guided drive past Marina Bay's landmarks, photo time at Merlion Park, a walk through Chinatown and its oldest temple, a look at Little India's markets, and views from Faber Peak—all in a half day with an English-speaking guide and air-conditioned transport. The itinerary can shift, so flexibility helps, and the walking is steady enough that comfortable shoes matter.Is it for me?Right for travelers with a half day in Singapore who want to see the main neighborhoods and landmarks without arranging transport or navigating on their own. The shared coach and fixed schedule mean you move steadily through five areas, which is what fits them into one morning—but expect real walking in Chinatown and up to the temple, so comfortable shoes are essential.
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Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: 57-Story Singapore Views & SunsetYou get guaranteed entry to Level 57 of Marina Bay Sands with a mobile e-ticket and 360-degree views of Singapore's skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and Marina Bay. Arrive 30 minutes before your time slot, spend as long as you want on the open-air deck, and watch the city light show from above at sunset. Same-day booking and flexible cancellation mean you can decide when you want to go.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Marina Bay Sands view without the hotel stay and don't want to waste time in an entry line — the timed slot and mobile ticket mean you arrive, scan, and go straight up.
Gardens by the Bay tour with guide: Flower Dome & Cloud ForestA guided tour of Gardens by the Bay in Singapore takes you through the Flower Dome—the world's largest glass greenhouse—and the Cloud Forest, a mist-filled conservatory with an indoor waterfall. A professional guide trained in plants and flowers leads the 3-hour visit, explaining the design, rare species and details most visitors walk past. Admission to both domes and the guide are included; you'll need to arrange your own lunch.Is it for me?Start from Gardens by the Bay itself if you're using public transport or staying without a car—the guide meets you there, and both conservatories are on-site, so the whole visit stays in one place. The guide's expertise is what separates this from walking through alone; you'll understand the plants and the design instead of just seeing them.
Singapore Flyer Ticket: Skip-the-Line & Sunset ViewsYou skip the entry queue with mobile confirmation and board a spacious, air-conditioned capsule for a 30-minute rotation 165 meters above Marina Bay. The ride includes 360° views of Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, and the city skyline; you choose your time slot for sunset or night views, and exclusive photo spots are marked throughout the capsule. The ticket includes skip-the-line entry and an interactive terminal experience before boarding.Is it for me?Book this if you want the Marina Bay view without spending an hour in the entry queue — the timed slot and mobile confirmation mean you arrive, board, and leave on your own schedule instead of the crowd's.
Singapore Night Safari: Tram Ride & 900+ Nocturnal AnimalsYou board a tram at sunset and ride through six wildlife zones where over 900 animals are most active, stop to walk closer to enclosures, and watch a live keeper presentation on nocturnal behavior. The tram is hop-on hop-off, so you set your own pace; admission covers entry, the guided ride, and WiFi. The park runs 6:30 PM to midnight, and you can add a daytime visit to another Mandai attraction if you want a full wildlife day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how nocturnal animals actually behave — the Night Safari's evening hours and low-light design are what make the difference between watching animals rest during the day and seeing them hunt, forage, and move naturally at night.
Singapore Zoo: Tram Ride & 4,200 Animals with Optional BreakfastYou walk through open-concept habitats with over 4,200 animals, catch scheduled animal shows, and ride the complimentary tram when your legs need a break. KidzWorld has water play and pony rides for younger kids. Optional breakfast at 9am or an evening add-on like Night Safari extends the day. Book ahead for faster entry and to confirm any optional activity you want.Is it for me?Best for families wanting a full day with kids in one place without arranging transport or multiple bookings — the included tram ride and KidzWorld mean younger children stay engaged, and the open habitats let you move at your own pace through the day.
Singapore Flyer: Time Capsule & 30-Min Rotation TicketYou spend 45 minutes in an interactive history experience, then rotate 30 minutes high above Singapore's skyline in a shared capsule, using an AR app to identify landmarks and frame photos. The ticket covers both the Time Capsule and the Flyer rotation, with no additional entry fees or separate queues once you arrive.Is it for me?Book this if you want Singapore's history and skyline in one visit without arranging separate attractions or apps — the Time Capsule primes you for what you're seeing from above, and the AR app turns the rotation into something more than just a view.
