Planning a trip to Singapore? Forget endless searching and scrolling to find the perfect activities for your itinerary, we’ve got you covered. The Lion City has so much to offer its visitors, from interactive experiences, to restaurants, sightseeing, galleries, and thrilling attractions. Whether you’re a family looking for a wholesome getaway, or planning a solo trip to get away from the real world, there are plenty of touristic things to do in Singapore!
Step into the wizarding world at Harry Potter™: Visions of Magic
Add a touch of magic to your vacation with Harry Potter™: Visions of Magic. This interactive fan experience gives you plenty of photo-worthy moments while you explore over 10 themed rooms that bring the wizarding world to life with meticulous detail. Wander through the Chamber of Secrets™, explore the Room of Requirement, or indulge in a refreshing cup of Butterbeer™. Whether you’ve grown up with the franchise, or experiencing it for the first time, this is certainly a must-visit. Get tickets here.
Immerse yourself in stunning botanical world at Gardens by the Bay
For non-residents
Gardens by the Bay really feels like you’ve landed on another planet. From the iconic SuperTree Grove that doubles as an observatory, to the range of stunning Mediterranean flora found within the vibrant flower dome and cloud forest, it’s earned its spot as one of Singapore’s most visited destinations for a reason. More info here.
Dive into Asia’s first immersive Minecraft adventure
If you’re a gamer who’s grown up playing Minecraft, or a family traveling with kids, then Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue, should definitely be one of your stops. Spend the day at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where you’ll embark on a thrilling rescue mission, explore interactive biomes, and encounter iconic mobs in this fully-immersive experience designed for all ages. There’s even exclusive on-site merch that would make any Minecraft fan giddy with excitement. Plus did we mention there’s an in-game cape up for grabs? Get tickets here.
Explore the city’s wild side at the Singapore Zoo
No trip to Singapore is complete without a visit to Singapore Zoo. This sprawling 26 hectare zoo is widely regarded as one of the world’s best. Watch free-ranging orangutangs swing through treetops above you, feed a giraffe from the palm of your hand, or simply wander through one of the most beautifully designed wildlife spaces in Asia at your own pace. It’s perfect for families or anyone looking for a morning well spent. You could even pair your trip with the Minecraft Experience bundle, for a full day of fun at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. More info here.
Plan a day of fun at Universal Studios
Non-Peak
If you’re visiting Singapore for the first time, Universal Studios should be a non-negotiable. Nestled on Sentosa Island, this is a full day of fun packed across seven themed zones. Thrill-seekers will want to head straight for the rollercoasters, while families can lose themselves in everything from Jurassic Park to the popular Minion Land. With over 24 rides and attractions to choose from, the hardest part of your trip would be deciding where to start!
Catch stunning views at the SkyPark Observation Deck
Perched 56 storeys above the city, SkyPark’s panoramic views stretch across Singapore’s breathtaking skyline in every direction, from the iconic Supertree Grove and domes of Gardens by the Bay below, to the shimmer of the Singapore Strait in the distance. It’s the kind of vantage point that makes you genuinely appreciate how extraordinary the city is. More info here.
Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of Singapore’s ArtScience Museum
Every trip abroad should include at least one trip to a museum in our books. Across 21 gallery spaces, Singapore’s ArtScience Museum brings together art, science culture and technology in a way that truly surprises you. Expect rotating world-class exhibitions sitting alongside the permanent Future World Gallery, that fills entire rooms with interactive digital installations that you can walk through, touch, and become part of. Certainly one of the most cultural tourstic things to do in Singapore! More info here.
Take a stroll through Chinatown
This neighbourhood packs an extraordinary amount of character into a compact space. Colourful shophouses line the streets alongside temples, restaurants, hawker centers and market stalls, with the magnificent Buddha Tooth Relic Temple stood at the heart of it all. Just minutes away, the Sri Mariamman Temple, Singapore’s oldest Hindu temple, adds another layer to what makes this neighbourhood so unique.
