Attractions in Singapore
There is no shortage of world class visitor attractions in Singapore, and if you are only here for a few days you will be hard pushed to fit them all in.
The top three on our list - The Singapore Zoo, the Jurong Bird Park and the Night Safari are probably the most publicized in Singapore and are all great for a family day of fun. The open-zoo concept makes for a fun and thrilling experience, and there are plenty of shows and activities to keep you entertained for many visits. Universal Studios and Underwater World are other places to head to if you have an energetic family to entertain.
There are many ways to take in the sights of Singapore, the most fun ways to experience them though is to jump aboard the Singapore Flyer, the highest observation wheel in the world, or the Jewel Cable Car which takes you across the sea from Mount Faber to Sentosa - neither are for those with a fear of heights!
Culture vultures will enjoy a couple of hours exploring the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum in the heart of Chinatown, and if museums are your thing, you can't go wrong with a day a the National Museum of Singapore to garner an overall history of the nation in one sitting. Nature lovers should not miss the Orchid Garden, a spectacular collection of orchids and hybrids - the biggest collection in the world.
The top three on our list - The Singapore Zoo, the Jurong Bird Park and the Night Safari are probably the most publicized in Singapore and are all great for a family day of fun. The open-zoo concept makes for a fun and thrilling experience, and there are plenty of shows and activities to keep you entertained for many visits. Universal Studios and Underwater World are other places to head to if you have an energetic family to entertain.
There are many ways to take in the sights of Singapore, the most fun ways to experience them though is to jump aboard the Singapore Flyer, the highest observation wheel in the world, or the Jewel Cable Car which takes you across the sea from Mount Faber to Sentosa - neither are for those with a fear of heights!
Culture vultures will enjoy a couple of hours exploring the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum in the heart of Chinatown, and if museums are your thing, you can't go wrong with a day a the National Museum of Singapore to garner an overall history of the nation in one sitting. Nature lovers should not miss the Orchid Garden, a spectacular collection of orchids and hybrids - the biggest collection in the world.
Singapore Zoo
80 Mandai Lake Rd
At the western edge of the Bukit Panjang Nature Reserve, on the Seletar Reservoir
A must-do for families...
Night Safari
80 Mandai Lake Rd
Singapore Zoo, at the western edge of the Bukit Panjang Nature Reserve, on the Seletar Reservoir
World's First Night-time Safari Park...
Universal Studios Singapore
8 Sentosa Gateway
Sentosa Island
Only Universal Studios theme park in Southeast Asia...
National Museum of Singapore
93 Stamford Rd
#01-03 National Museum
Six Centuries Of Singapore History...
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