Top Attractions in Singapore Singapore is a city to enjoy exploring and drinking in its atmosphere. We'll present here some of the main tourist activities that you simply can't miss. Tourist attractions Show all Gardens by the Bay The Gardens by the Bay are the most impressive construction in Singapore and an unmissable attraction for any visitor to the island. Merlion Park Half fish and half lion, the Merlion is the image of Singapore. The Merlion Park, is one of the most beautiful parts of Singapore. Clarke Quay Clarke Quay, on the banks of the Singapore river, is one of the liveliest areas of Singapore and you can find any number of restaurants, shops and bars. Boat Quay Boat Quay is one of the best spots in Singapore to eat dinner and go for a drink. Its restaurants with views onto the waterfront are tourist favourites! Little India Little India is one of Singapore's most characteristic neighbourhoods, and an unmissable sight in the country. Chinatown Chinatown is the centre of Singapore's Chinese community: the architecture, people, shops and restaurants make Chinatown an unmissable sight! Orchard Road Orchard Road is an enormous tree-lined avenue, where you can find a range of shopping centres, exclusive hotels, and the best shops in Singapore. Marina Bay Sands The Marina Bay Sands Hotel is one of Singapore's most important buildings. Its three towers and the park on the 57th floor have redefined the skyline. Esplanade The Esplanade Theatre is one of the symbols of the city. What better idea than to see an opera in such a mythical place? Raffles Hotel Raffles hotel is a left over from Singapore's colonial past. Enjoying a coffee on its terrace, and exploring its shops is well worth your while. Singapore Flyer The Singapore Flyer is a 165 metre tall ferris wheel, offering the very best views of Singapore. A must see in the city! Kampong Glam Kampong Glam was one of the very first areas of Singapore to be inhabited. Arab Street is today the centre of a vibrant Arab quarter. The Shoppes For animal lovers Show all Singapore Zoo The variety of animals and activities on offer in the Singapore Zoo make it the envy of zoological parks around the world! Night Safari The Singapore Night Safari is the first of its kind in the world, giving you the opportunity to see jungle wildlife as the sun sets. Jurong Bird Park With more than 20 hectares, in which 5,000 birds of 380 different species live, Jurong Bird Park is the world's largest bird sanctuary. What to see and do on Sentosa Island Show all Sentosa Island Beaches Sentosa island has 3.2 km of coast divided into three little beaches, Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong. Learn about them, and choose which to visit! Sentosa Island Attractions Sentosa Island is one of the most attractive spots in Singapore, and there's a wealth of things to do! Find out what you can see and do on the island. Rooftop Bars in Singapore Like in Hong Kong, in Singapore there are tonnes of rooftop bars which are sure to impress! There are 5 of our favourites. Read more Party in Singapore With a young crowd, great clubs and an atmosphere every day of the week, Singapore is a great place to party. Discover where to go! Read more Photos Tourist Attractions You may also be interested in Photos In these albums you'll find the best photos of Singapore, with a collection of all the images used in our guide. Tourist Attractions In this section, you can find the best tourist attractions the city offers to its visitors.
Gardens by the Bay The Gardens by the Bay are the most impressive construction in Singapore and an unmissable attraction for any visitor to the island.
Merlion Park Half fish and half lion, the Merlion is the image of Singapore. The Merlion Park, is one of the most beautiful parts of Singapore.
Clarke Quay Clarke Quay, on the banks of the Singapore river, is one of the liveliest areas of Singapore and you can find any number of restaurants, shops and bars.
Boat Quay Boat Quay is one of the best spots in Singapore to eat dinner and go for a drink. Its restaurants with views onto the waterfront are tourist favourites!
Little India Little India is one of Singapore's most characteristic neighbourhoods, and an unmissable sight in the country.
Chinatown Chinatown is the centre of Singapore's Chinese community: the architecture, people, shops and restaurants make Chinatown an unmissable sight!
Orchard Road Orchard Road is an enormous tree-lined avenue, where you can find a range of shopping centres, exclusive hotels, and the best shops in Singapore.
Marina Bay Sands The Marina Bay Sands Hotel is one of Singapore's most important buildings. Its three towers and the park on the 57th floor have redefined the skyline.
Esplanade The Esplanade Theatre is one of the symbols of the city. What better idea than to see an opera in such a mythical place?
Raffles Hotel Raffles hotel is a left over from Singapore's colonial past. Enjoying a coffee on its terrace, and exploring its shops is well worth your while.
Singapore Flyer The Singapore Flyer is a 165 metre tall ferris wheel, offering the very best views of Singapore. A must see in the city!
Kampong Glam Kampong Glam was one of the very first areas of Singapore to be inhabited. Arab Street is today the centre of a vibrant Arab quarter.
Singapore Zoo The variety of animals and activities on offer in the Singapore Zoo make it the envy of zoological parks around the world!
Night Safari The Singapore Night Safari is the first of its kind in the world, giving you the opportunity to see jungle wildlife as the sun sets.
Jurong Bird Park With more than 20 hectares, in which 5,000 birds of 380 different species live, Jurong Bird Park is the world's largest bird sanctuary.
Sentosa Island Beaches Sentosa island has 3.2 km of coast divided into three little beaches, Siloso, Palawan and Tanjong. Learn about them, and choose which to visit!
Sentosa Island Attractions Sentosa Island is one of the most attractive spots in Singapore, and there's a wealth of things to do! Find out what you can see and do on the island.