Things to do in Singapore City

Singapore, the city of the future.

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Singapore City

Singapore is known for its harmonious blend of cultures, skyline, and beautiful landscapes.

It has a wide selection of experiences. Explore the futuristic Gardens by the Bay, and the famous Supertree Grove and the Cloud Forest with their innovative design. Stroll down Orchard Road, a shoppers paradise lined with luxury boutiques and trendy cafes.

Discover the heritage of Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam, each offering a glimpse into Singapores multicultural way of life. Savour the city’s culinary delights at the Marina Bay Sands, where you can dine with views of the skyline from its SkyPark Observation Deck.

For a touch of adventure, head to Sentosa Island, home to attractions like Universal Studios Singapore and hthe Singapore Oceanarium. Whether you're seeking relaxation, culture, or excitement, Singapore promises a memorable getaway.

Must-Visit Destinations in Singapore

Useful Information for Singapore

  • Singapore Dialling Code: +65
  • Singapore Currency: S$ (Singapore Dollar)
  • Official Language: Malay | English | Tamil | Singaporean Mandarin
  • Singapore Emergency Number: 995

5 Fun Facts About Singapore

  • Lion City with No Lions: The name "Singapore" comes from "Singapura," meaning "Lion City" in Sanskrit. However, lions have never lived in Singapore. The animal seen by Sang Nila Utama, the prince who named the city, was likely a tiger!
  • Man-Made Sentosa Island: Sentosa, one of Singapore’s most famous attractions, is largely man-made. It was once a British military fortress and later transformed into a resort island with theme parks, beaches, and luxury hotels!
  • Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay: Singapore is home to the incredible man-made "supertrees" at the Gardens by the Bay. The 50-metre-tall vertical gardens not only look amazing but also generate solar power and collect rainwater!
  • Strict Laws and Clean Streets: Singapore is known for its cleanliness, partly thanks to strict laws. For example, chewing gum is banned (unless prescribed for medical reasons), and littering can result in heavy fines or even public service punishments!
  • Hawker Culture: Singapore’s famous hawker centres, where you can get affordable and delicious local food, were recognized by UNESCO in 2020 as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. You can find Michelin-starred street food vendors here!