7 Places Worth Visiting While You Are Travelling To Singapore
A mega-metropolis bustling with attractions, shopping hubs, exciting activities, vibrant nightlife and ethnic diversity, Singapore is an iconic island state offering diverse options to explore. Though the city has gained the title of being the most expensive in the world, the other superlatives attached like the cleanest and most entertaining make blowing money exploring this little gem worth it. From thrill seekers and cocktail enthusiasts to culture lovers and nature buffs, this city is brimming with exciting activities that never fail to amaze varying interest groups. So get ready to soak in the vibes of this city at these best places to visit in Singapore!
1. Take a leisurely stroll through the Marina Bay
Image Source: wikimedia.org
Epic buildings, resorts, skyscrapers, museums, casinos, shopping complexes, and dining options make Marina Bay one of the most happening places to visit in Singapore. A stunning light show illuminates iconic landmarks and the water, ensuring a picturesque view to the visitors. The bay houses city’s major interest points like The Float at Marina Bay and ArtScience Museum making it the tourism epicenter of the city.
2. Admire the wonders of nature at Gardens by the Bay
Image Source: flickr.com
Nestled in the heart of Singapore Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay spans 101 hectares with two flora conservatories and three waterfront gardens. This urban jungle features an exotic variety of flora and the wonderlands of Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are not to be missed for their Mediterranean flora and a roaring waterfall. Regularly organized themed exhibitions and Garden Rhapsody light and sound show add magical vibes to the already fascinating gardens.
3. Treat yourself to a shopping spree at the Orchard Road
Image Source: wikimedia.org
Local and international brands, boutiques, salons, hotels, cafes, and offices adorn the shopping epicenter of Singapore, Orchard Road. You can shop for probably everything under the sun at the numerous stores on this street. Even if you are not the shopper kind, the city’s commercial avenue is constantly buzzing with activities or fairs which are sure to lure you.
4. Get up close and personal with wild animals at the Singapore Night Safari
Image Source: flickr.com
A world-class and unique attraction that fascinates tourists from across the world, Singapore Night Safari is your best bet if the sight of thousands of nocturnal animals in their natural environments excites you. Dedicated to research, rescue, and conservation, the safari gives you a chance to see exotic and endangered species up close and explore the truly wild nightlife of the city.
5. Buy cheap souvenirs and munch on authentic Chinese snacks at the Chinatown
Image Source: wikimedia.org
Shops, eateries, and food stalls tempt a number of pedestrians to this ethnic enclave every day. Head to the Pagoda street for its cheap souvenirs, stroll through the New Bridge road or Smith Street and gulp down the local delicacies or venture down the Tanjong Pagar district for its clubs, bars and lounges brimming with a vibrant nightlife. And if all this is not enough, explore the ancient mosques and temples at the Telok Ayer district and soak in some local serenity.
6. The serenity of sandy beaches and thrills of adventure spots await you at Sentosa
Image Source: pixabay.com
A man-made island that’s Singapore’s hub for fun and recreation, Sentosa is loaded with attractions apart from providing stunning panoramic views. Sandy beaches and resorts to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, Universal Studios, SEA Aquarium and Adventure Cove Waterpark for some family-friendly adventure, and Mega Adventure or iFly Singapore to thrill the adventurer in you, the island has it all. This vacation destination is one place you cannot miss in Singapore.
7. Take in and capture the breathtaking views of the city’s skyline from Singapore Flyer
Image Source: flickr.com
The world’s largest observation wheel has to be on your to-do list when in Singapore. Stellar sights of major attractions like the Marina Bay, Raffles Place, Empress Place, Singapore River, and the Padang from a 165-meters high wheel remains an experience worth having in Singapore. Although the flyer provides varying and incredible views during both day and night, capturing the city’s skyline around dusk amidst sparkling lights is a sight unmatched.
With so much to do and see, the city is a little slice of heaven for tourists. So pack your bags and get going!
