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Attractions in Singapore

Most of Singapore's big attractions cluster in two places: Marina Bay, for the Supertrees, glass domes and high viewpoints, and Sentosa, for the theme park and beaches. Both have a free half too, such as the Supertree Grove after dark or Sentosa's beaches, so pair one ticketed highlight with a walk that costs nothing.

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Jalan Besar & Kallang

Jalan Besar & Kallang guide
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HarbourFront & Mount Faber

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Civic District

Civic District guide

Jurong & the West

Jurong & the West guide

Woodlands, Yishun & Sembawang

Woodlands, Yishun & Sembawang guide

Elsewhere in Singapore

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Questions · Reviewed October 2026

Where can I get the best view over Singapore?

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark is our pick for the big view: 57 floors up, with the whole bay laid out below. For Orchard instead, ION Sky sits at the top of ION Orchard, where the view comes with a lounge rather than a ticketed deck. Mount Faber Peak looks over the harbour and is best at golden hour.

See alsoMount Faber PeakSingapore FlyerSkyHelix Sentosa

Where can I try bungy, ziplining or skydiving in Singapore?

Sentosa has all three, around Siloso Beach. Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett runs Singapore's only bungy, and Mega Adventure Park has the MegaZip, a 450m zip line from the Imbiah ridge to Siloso Beach. AltitudeX is the indoor skydiving tunnel, where first-timers fly with an instructor. Take a morning slot for the outdoor two.

See alsoAltitudeX Indoor SkydivingSkyline Luge Sentosa

What is there to do at Gardens by the Bay besides the Supertrees?

Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, two cooled glasshouses, are the main extras, and we'd pick Cloud Forest first: an indoor mountain with a 35-metre waterfall. For height, walk the OCBC Skyway, 22 metres up between the Supertrees, or ride the lift inside a Supertree to the Observatory, 50 metres up. The Supertree Grove itself is best after dark.

See alsoFlower DomeSupertree ObservatorySupertree Grove

What can I do on Sentosa without a theme-park ticket?

Sentosa's three beaches, Fort Siloso and the Imbiah Lookout ridge can fill a day without a theme-park ticket. Fort Siloso is Singapore's only preserved WWII coastal fort, with its guns and the Surrender Chambers, and Siloso Beach is next for a cool-down. Walk onto the island along the Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity, and keep the evening for the Sensoryscape.

See alsoImbiah LookoutSentosa SensoryscapePalawan Beach, Sentosa