MINT Museum of Toys

Discover the magic of nostalgia with vintage toys from over 40 countries at MINT Museum of Toys.Spanning from the 1840’s to the 1970’s, the collection , which includes rare collecatables, is made up of over 8,000 toys spread across four thematic levels and two enamel sign galleries. When the sun sets, the rooftop and basement enamel sign galleries transforms into to Mr Punch Public House, a gastropub that serves modern European cuisine and hearty punches great for sharing.

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Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay is an award-winning horticultural attraction that houses over 380 thousand plants and is just a five-minute walk from the city. You can find over 380,000 rare plants within its grounds that span a massive 101 hectares, a perfect walk which offers a bird’s eye view of the Gardens and the Marina Bay urban area.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is Singapore’s first UNESCO Heritage Site, and the only tropical garden of three gardens being honoured. It features the world’s largest orchid display – National Orchid Garden, with over 60,000 plants and orchids. There is also the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden – Asia’s first children’s garden – which is a natural playground for all children to discover and learn about the intricacies of plant life. With close proximity to Orchard Road, the grounds are perfect for both morning and evening strolls and also, a picnic with your loved ones.

MacRitchie Nature Trails

Popular with nature lovers and runners. With interpretative signboards along the boardwalk, the MacRitchie Nature Trail offers a self-guided tour through the scenic forest. As you walk along the footpaths, there is a popular attraction – the HSBC TreeTop Walk, a 250-metre aerial free standing suspension bridge spanning Bukit Pierce and Bukit Kalang. Standing between the two highest points in MacRitchie, it provides breathtaking view of the surrounding areas. 

National Gallery Singapore

The latest addition to the visual art scene in Singapore – National Gallery features the largest public collection of modern art in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Visit the former Supreme Court and City Hall, and be marvelled at the stunning transformation.

National Museum of Singapore

Being the largest museum in Singapore, it is located in a neo-classical building. The museum is the custodian of Singapore’s 11 National Treasures and showcases several historical – based galleries.

The Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay

An iconic landmark to every Singaporean and a great place to chill out. It is the home for the Performing Arts, being well-equipped with a concert hall, theatre, recital and theatre studios, an outdoor theatre and visual art exhibition spaces. You can certainly expect to be spoilt for choice as they have an extensive array
of dining and entertainment spots all in one area. 

Little India

Little India is one of the most dynamic and culturally authentic districts in Singapore. It has a bustling mix of spice stores, restaurants serving Indian food, stores selling gold, incense and fabrics in a variety of textures, art galleries and many more. Be charmed by the authentic indian experience!

Chinatown

If you are looking for a mesmerizing shopping experience, Chinatown is the go-to destination for you! You will enjoy a mix of Singapore’s Chinese Culture and Historical Heritage, shopping and of course, a good variety of options for food. Be enchanted by the authentic chinese experience! 

Kampong Glam

Kampong Glam is the jewel of Singapore’s history and culture. A wonderful place to experience the hospitality of the Malays and learn more about their Muslim Customs. This is a heritage site is a must visit!

 Merlion Park

The iconic half fish , half merlion statue is a “must see” for tourist visiting Singapore. Make a trip down to the park for a great city view and take pictures with both statues as keepsakes.

Off The Beaten Path

Changi Village & Changi Beach Park

Changi Village is a laidback place where you can escape and enjoy a relaxing stroll at the Changi Point Coastal Walk followed by a delicious meal at the Changi Village Food Centre. Look out for the famous Nasi Lemak Stall, BBQ Seafood or enjoy a piping hot Goreng Pisang (deep fried banana fritter). Next to the food centre is the ferry terminal where you catch a bumboat to Pulau Ubin.

Pulau Ubin

Being one of the last few unspoilt and rustic places in Singapore, it is worth a visit. On the island, you will find a rich ecosystem filled with flora and fauna, birds, as well as wild boars. The key attraction is the Chek Jawa Wetlands which are home to a wide variety of marine wildlife. Getting to the island is simple as it is just a 10 minute boat ride from Changi Point Ferry Terminal.

The Rail Corridor

Formerly known as the Keretapi Tanah Merah (KTM) Railway Line, you can now enjoy the lush greenery by walking or cycling along the old railway track which cuts across the island. Visit the iconic Bukit Timah Railway Station (near King Albert Park) and the two significant railway bridges, each spanning more than 100 feet. One spans across Bukit Timah Road (near King Albert Park) and another spans across Upper Bukit Timah Road (near The Rail Mall)

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

Discover rich biodiversity at Singapore’s first ASEAN Heritage Park. As you trek through the trails in the wetlands, you will find an extensive range of flora and fauna, mangroves, mudskippers, crabs, shellfish, water snakes, birds, spiders, monitor lizards and otters. The reserve opens daily from 7am to 7pm.