Top Singapore Attractions & Museums

Discover the horticultural wonders of the Gardens by the Bay, one of Singapore’s most popular attractions. Your admission ticket offers full access to the waterfront gardens of Bay South, Bay East, and Bay Central, including the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, and you can spend as long as you like exploring.

Longer than the Eiffel Tower, and large enough to house four-and-a-half parked jumbo jets, the Sands SkyPark is an architectural marvel. It also offers visitors a chance to see some of the best 360-degree views of Singapore’s skyline. With this admission ticket, you are able to explore the SkyPark’s observation deck, shop for souvenirs, and listen to an audio guide to learn about the history of different parts of Singapore while looking down at them. Plus, booking your ticket in advance means you avoid waiting in line.

Don’t waste precious time in the ticket line at the National Museum of Singapore. Guarantee entry even at busy times, such as festivals and national holidays, by booking your tickets in advance. Then enjoy a journey through Singapore’s story by way of heritage artifacts, neoclassical architecture, and up-to-the-second multimedia—the perfect beginning to a Singapore stay.

A small garden bursting with the colors of over 2,000 displayed orchids, the National Orchid Garden is a must for those who appreciate natural beauty. Though located within the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the National Orchid Gardens require a separate entrance fee. Guarantee smooth sailing by booking your ticket ahead.

If you’re looking for a family-friendly day out from Singapore, how about LEGOLAND® Malaysia? This LEGOLAND® tour includes both admission and round-trip transport from Singapore, providing an easy and worry-free way for you to enjoy the theme park’s interactive exhibits, rides, shows and other creative attractions that bring out the kid in everyone.

Visit Jewel Changi Airport with the convenience of a pre-booked admission ticket for this entertainment and retail complex attached to Changi Airport in Singapore. The spacious plant-filled space features ample room to walk around, and plenty of shops and restaurants to visit. It makes for an ideal way to spend time before or after your flight to Singapore, or during a layover at Changi Airport.

Visit Universal Studios Singapore® like an A-list celebrity with this skip-the-line tour that includes an all-day ticket and hotel pickup by private vehicle. Accompanied by a guide, you’ll explore the movie-themed park with VIP perks that provide line-jumping entry to at least eight attractions, plus priority access to shows and rides before or after the guided portion of your tour. Light snacks, a voucher for lunch and a private photo op with select characters are also included.

Book this ticket to avoid hassle for collecting a ticket from the counter and get direct entry at Gardens By The Bay (Cloud Forest & Flower Dome). OCBC skyway option also available to purchase but you have to Redeem at Level 1 Marina Bay Sands Hotel Lobby Tower 3. CONSERVATORIES, OCBC SKYWAY & FLORAL FANTASY CLOSURE DATES (YEAR 2019 / 2020): CLOUD FOREST（云雾林）: 9 DEC / 13 JAN / 10 FEB / 2 MAR / 6 APRIL / 18 MAY / 15 JUN / 13 JUL / 17 AUG / 21 SEP / 12 OCT / 9 NOV / 14 DEC FLOWER DOME （花穹）: 14 JAN / 11 FEB / 3 MAR / 7 APRIL / 19 MAY / 16 JUN / 14 JUL / 18 AUG / 22 SEP / 13 OCT / 10 NOV / 15 DEC OCBC SKYWAY （华桥银行空中走道）: 20 JAN / 17 FEB / 23 MAR / 20 APRIL / 4 MAY / 1 JUN / 20 JUL / 24 AUG / 28 SEP / 19 OCT / 16 NOV / 21 DEC FLORAL FANTASY（奇幻花园）: 16 DEC / 6 JAN / 3 FEB / 9 MAR / 13 APRIL / 11 MAY / 8 JUN / 6 JUL / 3 AUG / 14 SEP / 5 OCT / 2 NOV / 7 DEC

Don’t miss the Singapore Night Safari, one of Singapore’s top family attractions, located next to the Singapore Zoo. You’ll explore the jungle park on an open-air tram, catching sight of nocturnal animals in authentically created habitats. Then follow a guide on a walking trail to see leopards and other wildlife up-close. You can also watch one of the nightly shows, and you have the option to upgrade to include dinner at Ulu Ulu Safari Restaurant.

Visit Gardens by the Bay in Singapore with this admission ticket that includes convenient transport from your hotel. Home to more than one million plants, as well as pavilions, waterways and the spectacular Super Trees, Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore’s most beautiful outdoor attractions, where you can stroll leisurely through various landscapes that represent diverse ecosystems. See one of the world’s tallest indoor waterfalls in the Cloud Forest conservatory, and admire views of Marina Bay from the Flower Dome conservatory.

With 21 different gallery spaces shining a light on the worlds of art, culture, science, and technology, the ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands is widely considered among Singapore’s top family attractions. With this ticket, choose the entry time to suit your schedule and enjoy admission to the museum. Engage with the colorful displays, diverse exhibits, and thought-provoking educational activities, and explore the crossovers between art and technology in Singapore.

Find rare plants in the misty Cloud Forest and visit the Flower Dome — the world’s largest glass greenhouse — with this admission ticket to Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. Step into one of the award-winning gardens and discover diverse plant life on display. With complimentary hotel pickup included, you can spend as long as you’d like and explore at your own pace. Don’t miss the synchronized light and music show at the Supertree Grove in the evening!

For a unique experience in Singapore, enjoy a Singapore Zoo breakfast with orangutans. If you choose the option, enjoy a jungle breakfast buffet in the company of a family of orangutans. These great apes are part of Singapore Zoo’s orangutan-breeding program, one of the most successful in the world. Snap pics with your new breakfast club and watch as they play around their habitat. Then take a tour of the zoo by tram to see the rest of the 3,600 animals. Not interested in breakfast? You can still purchase the zoo tour only.

This is a must do activity if you only have 2 hours in Singapore. Singapore Flyer offers an audio guide to identify Singapore's iconic landmarks. Enjoy a meal after your tour to taste the local flavour of Singapore.

This is a must do activity if you only have 2 hours in Singapore. Singapore Flyer offers an audio guide to identify Singapore's iconic landmarks. Enjoy a meal after your tour to taste the local flavour of Singapore.

Guarantee entry to the home of a Singapore original by pre-booking tickets for the Tiger Brewery experience. See how Tiger beer is brewed from just four ingredients, get behind the scenes in the brewhouse and packaging hall, and taste the “wort” liquid before it becomes beer. Finally, learn how to pull the perfect pint and savor a whole range of different brews over a beer appreciation session.

Use your skip-the-line pass to the Night Safari tram for priority boarding, and spend your time exploring the nighttime rainforest rather than waiting in line. Just hop right aboard for a family-friendly journey into the world of nocturnal animals, including lions, tigers, and leopards in specially designed habitats. Disembark for a closer look along softly lit jungle trails, enjoy animal shows and cultural demonstrations, and feast on a dinner buffet. Round-trip transport from major hotels in Singapore is included.

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) is home to the rich artistic heritage of Asia, particularly the ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. It was founded in 1993 with traces of its roots to the Raffles Museum, which was built in the middle of the 19th century. ACM explores the historical connections between the cultures of Asia, and Asia with the world.

Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall is a colonial villa in the Balestier area. This quiet enclave used to be favoured by rich merchants for its privacy. Its discrete location also made it an ideal base for Dr Sun Yat Sen and his organisation, the Tong Ming Hui, in 1911 as they made plans to topple the 267-year rule of the Qing Dynasty in China.

Combine two of Singapore’s top attractions in one animal-filled day on this Super Saver. Spend the afternoon and evening at some of the most popular wildlife experiences in Asia—the River Safari and the Night Safari, affiliated with the Singapore Zoo. At River Safari, see more than 300 animal species from the world’s freshwater river environments, from Amazon manatees to Chinese giant pandas. Then head to Night Safari for a tram ride—with skip-the-line admission—past open habitats where nocturnal animals spend their waking hours. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Catch sight of animals like giraffes, rhinos, and more on a ride through Singapore’s Night Safari, which bills itself as the world’s first nocturnal safari experience. A guided tour handles the tickets and makes sure that you get in the right line for the tram, in addition to providing valuable insight into Singapore. Opt to include private hotel pickup and drop-off for a seamless experience.

Get organized ahead of your Singapore visit by booking tickets to the Indian Heritage Centre, a museum that celebrates the rich history of this multicultural nation’s Indian community. Trace the experience of Singapore’s Indians for almost 2,000 years through heritage artifacts and multimedia displays in a landmark building in the heart of Little India. English-language guided tours run once a day, with Tamil and Mandarin tours once a month.

Add some excitement to your Singapore vacation with a full-day pass to Universal Studios. Get your heart pumping on theme park rides inspired by blockbuster hits including ’Jurassic Park’, ‘Transformers’, ‘Puss in Boots’, and ‘Battlestar Galactica’. Your ticket also grants you access to the magical Gardens on the Bay, which offer a tranquil escape from the bustling streets of Singapore.

Save time on the day by booking your admission ticket for the Chinese Heritage Centre in advance. You won’t need to print this e-ticket, which grants you access to all of the exhibits inside the museum. Highlights include recreations of early Chinese homes in Singapore and personal anecdotes from the first Chinese settlers.