Explore Singapore

If you have more time to venture out of the convention area, here are more places we recommend visiting in Singapore:

Jewel Changi Airport
From 2019, travellers and local residents will have plenty more to look forward to with the new Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel), a 10-storey lifestyle destination located in the heart of Changi Airport. Nestled at the top most level (Level 5) is Canopy Park, a 14,000 square-metre world-class attraction, featuring unique offerings such as play attractions, gardens, walking trails and dining outlets in air-conditioned comfort.

Changi Jurassic Mile
Changi Jurassic Mile is Singapore’s newest and largest permanent outdoor display of life-sized dinosaurswith more than 20 different pre-historic creatures from nine different species stretch over 1-kilometre of the cycling and jogging path. We recommend you go on weekdays (Mon-Thu) as it will be less crowded.

Gardens by the Bay
The lush and beautiful Gardens by the Bay is dominated by the sleekly sculptured biodomes—marvels of architecture, design and engineering.

It’s hard to miss the sprawling 101-hectare lot right by the water in Marina Bay. Two huge futuristic structures rise out of the greenery at Gardens by the Bay, which was designed with environmental sustainability in mind.

These are the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest cooled conservatories, the world’s largest columnless greenhouse. The freestanding unsupported glass roofs enclose expansive spaces unmarred by any pillar or column. Besides ultra-modern design, the conservatories also use cutting-edge technologies for better energy efficiency.

Big Bus Singapore Hop-on Hop-off Tour
Are you ready to discover the incredible city of Singapore by on-boarding an open-top, hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus tour? Experience Singapore's wonders on two carefully mapped bus routes with 30+ stops, offering unrestricted views of iconic landmarks such as Gardens by the Bay, Orchard Road, Marina Bay Sands, and Raffles Hotel.

Hop on your seats at the top-deck to discover the captivating contrast of the city’s stunning urban skyline against its abundant green spaces and gardens. Come, jump on the Red route and immerse yourself in Singapore's vibrant, traditional ethnic neighbourhoods of Little India, Chinatown and Kampong Glam. Relax and enjoy your bus journey with informative audio commentary in 12 languages as you explore the city.

Duck Tour
Explore Singapore on a 1-hour duck tour, known officially as DUCKtours®, which allows you to see city sights by both land and water. On ‘the duck,’ an amphibious military vehicle that was refurbished from World War II, you’ll be driven around the city to check out attractions like the Fountain of Wealth and Singapore Flyer.

You will travel through the streets of Singapore to see its main attractions like the Singapore Flyer and the Cenotaph, feeling the excitement when your land vehicle turns into a boat as it hits the Singapore River! Once the vehicle hits the water, it will cruise past landmarks like the Merlion, Singapore’s famous statue that sits in the Singapore River near Marina Bay. Audio commentary is included.

Admire waterfront views of beautiful locations like Marina Bay Sands and the Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay while listening to interesting and informative audio commentary regarding for all the sightseeing.

Sentosa
An island resort off Singapore’s coast. Kick back and relax on Sentosa’s three beaches, or visit a few of the attractions the island has to offer such as the Adventure Cove Waterpark, iFly Singapore, Dolphin Island, Universal Studios Singapore, Trick Eye Museum Singapore and the S.E.A Aquarium.

Bird Paradise

Immerse in the symphony of colours at Asia’s largest bird park.

With the closure of Jurong Bird Park, a fresh start awaits Bird Paradise when it opens its door to the public in 2023. The brand new bird park is located at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, an integrated wildlife destination which is also home to Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Wonders.

Highlights include eight walks through aviaries that reflect habitats from across the world, such as dense African rainforests, South American wetlands, Southeast Asian paddy fields, Australian dry eucalypt forests and more.

The new bird park is designed to emphasize environments inspired by different ecologies and habitats, the natural behaviors of birds, and the unique avian adaptions found across species. With 3,500 feathery residents from more than 400 species, Bird Paradise more than lives up to its name.

Night Safari

Embark on an adventure after dark at the Night Safari, an open air zoo that houses over 2,500 creatures of the night.

Opened in 1994 and located next to the Singapore Zoo, the Night Safari is the world’s first safari park for nocturnal animals. This wildlife park is spread across seven distinct habitats, each home to its own array of fascinating creatures.