2024 Singapore Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)
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Popular Attractions
Sentosa
Universal Studios Singapore
Gardens by the Bay
Night Safari
Marina Bay Sands
Hot & Cold Experience at Fairmont Willow Stream Spa
#spas #100waysoftravel #fairmonthotels #singapore
I will often go for this fantastic spa experience at Fairmont Willow Stream Spa.
The atmosphere was serene and relaxing, making it the perfect escape. The highlight was definitely the hot and cold jacuzzi—such a unique experience! Switching between the two was invigorating and truly refreshing. The staff were attentive and professional, enhancing the overall experience. I left feeling rejuvenated and can't wait to return. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to unwind!
Getting There - Cityhall MRT is the nearest station.
Attractions - inside Fairmont Hotel and Mall.
Hotels - swissotel & Fairmont hotel
Food & Restaurants - The dining scene is vibrant, featuring a mix of local favorites and international cuisine.
Shopping - Raffles city mall
#sg #relax
Lookinggoodgina
Experience Best Moment Surprise with Nox Dine in the Dark
#hospitality
I had an unforgettable birthday celebration
My experience at Nox Singapore , where dining in complete darkness transformed my perception of food and atmosphere. The hospitality was exceptional, with Halimi, our host, guiding us through the evening. His inspiring story of how he became blind and maintained his strength added a profound layer to the experience. The combination of excellent service and Halimi's resilience made it one of the best dining experiences I've ever had. I highly recommend it for anyone looking to delve into a unique culinary journey.
It’s total darkness when you enter the main dining area, it was indeed an amazing experience, you enjoy the food without knowing what you are having, until the end of the session.
#deliciousfood #100waysoftravel #foodie #singapore #dining #experience #trip #resturant
Address - 83 club street , Singapore.
Ambiance/Facilities - The restaurant offers a unique and immersive environment by dining in complete darkness, enhancing your other senses. The staff is attentive and well-trained, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Highlights - surprise element of tasting without sight made each dish even more intriguing.
Avg. Price per Person - Approximately $150/pax, depending on the menu selection.
Rating - 5 ⭐️ An extraordinary experience that combines exceptional hospitality with a powerful narrative.
Lookinggoodgina
Beautiful Sunset at Kallang Stadium
#bestsunset #100waysoftravel #sunset #singapore
I enjoyed workout outside Kallang wave mall, and the sunset view was truly spectacular. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky was painted with vibrant shades of orange and purple, creating a stunning backdrop for my exercise routine.
One of the highlights of the area is the giant chess set nearby, which adds a fun and unique touch to the environment. Watching players strategize against the backdrop of the sunset was both entertaining and inspiring.
The open space of the stadium provided an amazing vantage point, making it easy to appreciate the beauty of the sunset while staying active. The lively atmosphere, with other fitness enthusiasts and the giant chess players, made the experience even more enjoyable. If you’re looking for a great workout spot with breathtaking views and a bit of playful competition, Kallang Stadium is definitely the place to be!
#awesomepic #trip #travel #workout #outdoor
Lookinggoodgina
Cycling in the Modern New Town of Singapore
Punggol, located in the northeastern part of Singapore, is an area rich in history and culture. As early as the 19th century, Punggol was a bustling fishing village where local residents primarily made their living through fishing and agriculture. Over time, Punggol has undergone multiple developments and transformations, evolving from a traditional fishing village into a modern residential area. Today, Punggol retains some historical relics while also boasting many modern facilities and attractions, making it a popular leisure spot for both Singapore residents and tourists.
Punggol is renowned for its beautiful natural scenery and abundant outdoor activities. The famous Punggol Waterway Park is a green space perfect for the whole family to enjoy. The park features spacious cycling paths and trails where you can admire clear waterways, lush vegetation, and various wildlife along the way. Especially in the early morning or late evening, you can enjoy the fresh air and tranquil atmosphere here.
Additionally, Punggol has many other attractions, such as Punggol Point, which offers a beautiful waterfront where you can witness stunning sunrises and sunsets. There's also Punggol Ranch, a family-friendly place where you can experience horseback riding and other farm activities.
Ziggy Tao
Chinatown Singapore Souvenirs to Buy
#travelshopping
If you're heading to Chinatown in Singapore, you’ll find lots of cool and affordable souvenirs to bring back. Here's a quick list of stuff to check out:
For something small but meaningful, grab a lion dance figurine. These mini versions of the traditional lion dance costume are cute decorations and are said to bring good luck. You’ll also find Chinese lanterns, paper fans, clothes, scented candles, T-shirts with SG logos, tote bags, and magnets. Their bright colors and unique designs make them awesome for gifts or to decorate your space.
Don’t forget to try Lim Chee Guan Bak Kwa—it’s super tasty and a popular souvenir!
Chinatown is the perfect spot to explore and grab something that reflects Singapore’s diverse culture. Happy shopping!
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Chinatown's Heritage Buildings and Newer Developments
#cityscape
Chinatown’s cityscape is a fascinating blend of old and new, showcasing the history and culture of Singapore’s Chinese community. One of the most striking features is the colorful shophouses that line the streets. These narrow buildings, usually two or three stories high, often have intricate details on their facades like carved wooden doors, shuttered windows, and beautiful tiles. Many of these shophouses have been restored, keeping their original charm while being adapted for modern use, like cafes, boutiques, or homes.
Despite the modernization in Singapore, Chinatown has managed to retain this unique mix of heritage buildings and newer developments, making it an interesting place to explore. Walking around, you’ll see how old-world charm sits side by side with sleek, modern high-rises, which reflects the balance of tradition and progress in the city.
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Best sunset view in Marina Barrage
#bestsunset #sunset #skyline #singapore #100waysoftravel
I visited Marina Barrage during a hiking walk, and the sunset skyline was absolutely stunning. As the sun began to set, the sky transformed into a canvas of vibrant oranges and pinks, casting a warm glow over the city.🌆
The elevated view provided a perfect backdrop for this breathtaking scene, and it was a fantastic spot to pause and take it all in. The surrounding greenery added to the tranquility of the moment, making it an ideal place for reflection after the hike.
Overall, witnessing the sunset from Marina Barrage was a highlight of my day, and I highly recommend it for anyone looking to enjoy the beauty of Singapore’s skyline.
#travel #trip #hiking #summer #evening
Lookinggoodgina
Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinatown Singapore
#folkactivities
During the Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinatown, Singapore, you'll find plenty of lively folk activities that bring the area to life. People stroll around Chinatown carrying colorful lanterns, lighting up the streets. Kids love this, and you’ll see all kinds of lantern designs, from traditional ones to modern cartoon characters.
Chinatown will be decorated with large, intricate lanterns in the shape of animals, flowers, and more. These displays are usually a hit with families, and people enjoy taking photos with them.
During the festival, the streets are lined with market stalls selling festival-related items, from lanterns to mooncakes, snacks and decorations. It’s a good time to pick up some festive souvenirs.
These activities bring a fun and festive vibe to Chinatown, making it a great time to visit and experience the culture.
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Exploring 🇸🇬 Singapore's Largest S.E.A. Aquarium
#aquarium #100waysoftravel #healing #trip
If you’re visiting the S.E.A. Aquarium on Sentosa Island in Singapore, here’s a perspective you might find valuable:
The S.E.A. Aquarium offers an impressive and immersive experience. The large, meticulously designed tanks showcase a diverse range of marine life from across the globe, including sharks, rays, and various species of fish. The highlight is the Open Ocean tank, which provides a panoramic view of a vibrant underwater world.
The aquarium’s layout and exhibits are thoughtfully arranged, making it easy to navigate and enjoy. Educational displays and interactive elements enhance the experience, providing insights into marine ecosystems and conservation efforts. The design of the facility itself is modern and spacious, contributing to a comfortable visit.
#singapore #sealife
Lookinggoodgina
European Architectural Influence in City Hall Singapore
#europeanarchitecture
The National Gallery Singapore is a great example of European architecture. It’s housed in two historic buildings: the old Supreme Court and City Hall. Both of these buildings have a lot of neoclassical style, which comes from Europe. When these buildings were turned into the National Gallery, they were carefully restored. They even added a modern glass-and-steel roof that connects the two buildings while keeping their historical charm.
Another example is St. Andrew’s Cathedral, which was built in the Gothic Revival style, this cathedral features pointed arches, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses. It was completed in 1861 and remains a significant landmark.
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Relax Stroll at 🇸🇬 Kallang Park Connector and Garden
#parksandgardens #100waysoftravel #singapore #stroll #walk #neighbourhood #river
I recently took an afternoon stroll through the Kallang Park Connector and Garden, and it was a refreshing experience. The park is beautifully landscaped, with lush greenery and well-maintained paths that make it ideal for walking, jogging, or cycling.
The connector offers a scenic route along the Kallang Basin, with lovely views of the water and surrounding areas. There are plenty of spots to stop and enjoy the scenery, including shaded benches and picnic areas. The atmosphere is calm and peaceful, making it a great escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
Additionally, the diverse plant life and thoughtful design of the garden add a vibrant touch, attracting various birds and butterflies. Overall, Kallang Park Connector is a fantastic destination for anyone looking to enjoy nature and get some exercise.
#park #naturelover #新加坡
Lookinggoodgina
Watching the Wildlife Performances at Singapore Zoo
#outdooradventures
We had an amazing day out at the Singapore Zoo, and one of the highlights was definitely watching the animal performances. The whole place has such a natural, open vibe, which makes you feel like you're walking through a lush rainforest.
After exploring some of the enclosures, I headed over to the amphitheater for the “Splash Safari” show, which features sea lions. It was so fun watching them swim, jump, and play tricks with the trainers. The sea lion was super interactive with the crowd, even catching a ball mid-air! You could tell it loved showing off.
Later on, I caught the “Animal Friends” show, which featured domestic animals. They performed cute tricks, and it was really a family-friendly experience, especially for the kids who got to participate. Watching these animals work together with their trainers showed how much love and care goes into the process.
The overall atmosphere was relaxed and entertaining. There’s something magical about being surrounded by nature, learning about animals, and seeing them up close. Whether you're there with family or friends, catching one of these performances is a must when visiting the zoo!
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Victoria Bakery at Marina Square
#100WaysOfTravel
If you're craving some classic Hong Kong-style baked treats, Victoria Bakery at Marina Square is definitely worth a visit. Their Hong Kong Polo Bun is a must-try – it's perfectly crispy on the outside with a soft, fluffy center. The slight sweetness makes it great with a cup of coffee or tea.
Another treat to try is their Coconut Tart. It's got that wonderful buttery pastry filled with sweet coconut goodness. If you’re into savory options, their Luncheon Meat Bread is a solid choice – soft bread with a savory twist of luncheon meat inside.
They've got a lot more on the menu, but these are just a few that stand out. Whether you're popping by for a snack or picking up a few to-go, Victoria Bakery is a cozy spot to satisfy your bakery cravings.
Address: 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-302/303 Marina Square, Singapore 039594
FlyingNoodles
Sukiya Gyudon at Marina Square
#100WaysOfTravel
I recently visited Sukiya at Marina Square and had a pretty satisfying meal. The place is known for its gyudon, a Japanese rice bowl that’s both simple and comforting. What I liked about Sukiya is that they have different portion sizes, so you can go for a smaller bowl if you’re not too hungry, or get a large one if you’re really starving. They also offer toppings like cheese or kimchi, which adds a fun twist to the traditional gyudon.
The prices were pretty reasonable too, which makes it a good spot for a quick and affordable meal in the city. The service was fast, and the atmosphere was casual, perfect for a relaxed dining experience. If you’re in the Marina Square area and craving some Japanese comfort food, Sukiya’s gyudon is definitely worth a try!
Address: 6 Raffles Blvd, #02-183A Marina Square, Singapore 039594
FlyingNoodles
Luckin Coffee at Penang Road Singapore
#100WaysOfTravel
Luckin Coffee has become a popular spot in Singapore, bringing its famous affordable coffee straight from China. Known for its convenient app-based ordering system, it makes grabbing a coffee quick and easy. The menu offers a variety of drinks, from classic lattes and cappuccinos to some more creative options, like coconut lattes or brown sugar bubble tea coffee. The prices are pretty competitive compared to other big coffee chains, which is one of the reasons it’s drawing in so many people.
It’s also a great place to get work done or chill with friends since the stores are usually modern and cozy. This branch is located near Fort Canning Park, a good option to take a break here.
Address: 9 Penang Rd, #01-12, Singapore 238459
FlyingNoodles
Everywhere you go, you'll find delicious grilled satay skewers.
Unlike many popular hawker centers, Satay Street does not prohibit hawking. As you enter their territory, staff from each stall will approach you. Personally, I think that when every stall makes the same thing, there isn't much difference in quality or taste. We chose stalls #7&8, and they helped us find a table. I believe the stalls reserve seats themselves, so if you move napkins or umbrellas on a table, you might get scolded by the staff or locals, or both. If you have a peanut allergy, this place is not for you. The food, tables, and streets are covered in peanut sauce... stay away. The satay stalls only start operating at 7:00 PM. You should aim to arrive around 6:45 PM to start ordering satay. Going earlier or later can help you avoid long lines. Buy beer from the stalls inside the hawker center. Bring your own napkins and/or wet wipes, as they do not provide any.
Alyssa Keir
Wild Encounters at Singapore Zoo
#outdooradventures
We had an amazing outdoor adventure at the Singapore Zoo the other day! It’s such a cool place to explore, especially if you’re into wildlife. One of the highlights was watching the elephants. They were so huge and gentle. Next, I spotted some zebras hanging out in the grass. Their black and white stripes look even more stunning in real life! They were just chilling and grazing.
But the proboscis monkeys were probably the funniest animals I saw. Their long noses and pot bellies make them look so unique! They were swinging from tree to tree with so much energy. It’s crazy how agile they are despite their size.
Overall, it was a fantastic day filled with animals and fresh air. The Singapore Zoo really makes you feel like you’re in the wild.
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
An Exciting Day Out at Bird Paradise
#outdooradventures
We went to Bird Paradise for an outdoor adventure, and it was a blast! The place is huge, and you really get to see all kinds of birds up close. There are these massive walk-in aviaries where the birds just fly freely around you, which is super cool. There was a spot where you could feed the parrots.
One of the highlights was the waterfall aviary—so relaxing with the sound of water and birds all around. There were plenty of areas to rest and grab snacks, so we didn't feel rushed. Plus, the weather was perfect for a nice walk around the park.
The whole experience felt like a fun mix of learning and adventure, perfect for a day out in nature with friends or family!
#100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Relaxing at Spectrum of the Sea, Royal Caribbean
#cruisetrip
Relaxing on the deck of a Royal Caribbean cruise offers more than just the soothing ocean breeze and panoramic sea views—it brings a taste of the future right to your lounge chair with a robotic cocktail-making show. The cruise line’s innovative Bionic Bar is an absolute highlight, where robotic arms skillfully mix and shake cocktails, delivering both entertainment and refreshment in a cutting-edge setting.
Innovative Entertainment
Watching the robotic bartenders in action is an experience in itself. These mechanical mixologists execute precise movements to craft a variety of drinks, making them a popular attraction among guests. Positioned behind a sleek, modern bar, the robots select from an array of spirits and mixers to create perfectly blended cocktails according to the guests’ orders submitted through tablet interfaces.
Relaxed Atmosphere
The deck area around the Bionic Bar is designed for comfort and style, making it the perfect spot to unwind. With comfortable seating arrangements and an open design, guests can enjoy their robotic-crafted beverages while taking in the vast, open ocean or chatting with fellow travelers. The atmosphere is casual yet vibrant, suitable for both families and solo travelers looking to enjoy a unique aspect of modern cruising.
Visitor Tips
- Early Visit: The Bionic Bar tends to get crowded, especially during evening hours. Visit early or during off-peak times to enjoy your cocktail with a shorter wait.
- Explore Drink Options: The robots can make a vast range of cocktails, from classic to contemporary. Don’t hesitate to try something new or customize your drink to suit your taste.
- Capture the Moment: Don’t forget to take photos or videos of the robots in action. It’s a unique spectacle that’s worth sharing with friends and family back home.
#RoyalCaribbean #BionicBar #RobotBartender #CruiseLife #InnovativeTravel
Mel小的我
World's tallest indoor waterfall in Jewel Changi 🇸🇬
#waterfall #100waysoftravel #singapore #changijewel #travel #trip #indoor #新加坡
The Jewel Changi Vortex waterfall is a stunning architectural feature located in Singapore's Changi Airport. At 40 meters tall, it's the world's tallest indoor waterfall and serves as a breathtaking centerpiece for the Jewel complex.
I’m always captivated by the cascading water, especially during the light and sound shows that enhance its beauty in the evenings.
The surrounding forest-like environment adds to the serene atmosphere, making it a great spot for relaxation and photography.
Getting There - Jewel Changi Airport is easily accessible via public transport. You can take the MRT to Changi Airport Station, which connects directly to Jewel. There are also numerous bus services and taxi options available. For those driving, ample parking facilities are provided.
Attractions - Beyond the Vortex waterfall, Jewel offers various attractions, including the Canopy Park with its walking trails, mazes, and the Sky Nets. The Discovery Slides and Petal Garden are also popular spots for families and visitors.
Hotels - Crowne Plaza Changi Airport and the YOTEL Singapore Changi Airport
Food & Restaurants - diverse range of dining options, from casual eateries to upscale restaurants. You can find local favorites like Hawker Chan, as well as international cuisine at places like Shake Shack and Burger & Lobster.
Shopping - Jewel is a shopping paradise with over 280 stores, ranging from luxury brands to local boutiques.
Lookinggoodgina
Peaceful Greenery Escape at Fort Canning Park
Fort Canning Park in Singapore is a peaceful escape right in the city, and one of the cool spots to visit is the grassland area. It’s a huge, open space with plenty of greenery all around, perfect for relaxing or having a picnic with friends or family.
The park itself is full of history, but the grassland feels like a calm, modern space. You can lie down on the soft grass, watch the clouds go by, or just enjoy the fresh air. Kids love to run around here, and it’s also a great place to snap some photos, especially with the city’s skyline in the background.
Whether you’re into history or just want a quiet place to chill, the grassland at Fort Canning Park offers both. It’s the perfect balance between nature and the urban vibe of Singapore!
#grassland #100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Jewel Changi: A Paradise for Sightseeing, Shopping, and Dining.
📍Spectacular Rain Vortex
Jewel at Singapore Changi Airport is a must-visit destination for travelers! As soon as you step into Jewel, the first thing that catches your eye is the breathtaking 'Rain Vortex.' This indoor waterfall, standing at 40 meters tall, is the highest indoor waterfall in the world. The water cascades down from the glass dome, surrounded by lush greenery, making you feel like you're in a futuristic tropical rainforest. Whether it's the stunning sight of the water splashing during the day or the magical light show at night, it will leave you in awe.
🚩Shopper's Paradise
In addition to the spectacular natural scenery, Jewel is also a shopper's paradise. It houses a wide array of brand stores, from luxury goods to unique souvenirs, offering something for everyone. Whether you're looking to pick out a fine gift for yourself or bring back some souvenirs for friends and family, you'll find it here. The spacious and bright design of the shopping areas makes for a pleasant and enjoyable shopping experience.
👍Food Lover's Haven
Feeling tired from shopping? Don't worry, Jewel is also a haven for food lovers! You can choose from a variety of international cuisines, whether it's local Hainanese chicken rice, chili crab, Japanese ramen, or Italian pizza, you're sure to find something to satisfy your taste buds. Take a moment to relax here, enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee, and listen to the soothing sound of the waterfall, offering a truly relaxing experience.
🎉A Multifunctional Space for Half-Day Exploration
Jewel is not just a transportation hub but a multifunctional space where you can immerse yourself. Spending half a day exploring here is definitely a worthwhile experience!
🔴Travel Tips: Take the MRT to Changi Airport Station to get there
🟡Must-Visit Attractions: Rain Vortex, Indoor Rainforest
🔵Recommended Hotels: Yotel Changi Airport
🟢Must-Try Foods: Song Fa Bak Kut Teh, Ya Kun Kaya Toast
🟠Shopping Guide: MUJI, Pokémon Center, various boutiques
choshungo
Edible Flower Garden in the Newly Renovated Chinese Garden
The newly renovated Chinese Garden has a surprise for visitors – an edible flower garden! It's a beautiful mix of vibrant colors and delicate fragrances. The garden feels like a peaceful escape, but it’s also fun and interactive. You can walk through rows of edible flowers like pansies, marigolds, and nasturtiums. It’s a unique experience in the Chinese Garden, combining traditional landscape design with modern eco-friendly ideas.
It’s a great spot to bring family or friends, and the atmosphere is calm, with the blend of nature and cultural elements. The edible flower garden adds a fresh twist to the whole experience!
#flowerblossom #100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Fun Activities at Jurong Lake Gardens
Jurong Lake Gardens is a great spot for family-friendly folk activities. You can catch cultural showcases and live music performances that make the atmosphere lively. The Roving Art Truck by the National Gallery Singapore is another highlight, where art comes to you on wheels! Don't miss out on the NPark Concert Series in the Park, which brings music to the garden, and the stunning light projection display on the Dragon and Phoenix Bridge. To top it off, there's a cool LED Lion & Dragon Dance that lights up the night. Plus, they even give out free ice cream and have plenty of fun activities for everyone to enjoy!
#folkactivities #100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens
In celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival, we visited Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens. The stunning lantern displays beautifully capture iconic folklore, including the Legend of the White Snake, Chang'e and her Moon Palace, Nezha and the Dragon King, as well as enchanting themes like Whispers of Nature and Birds of the Wonderland. This magical event runs from September 8 to September 22, 2024, every evening from 6:30 PM to 10 PM, making it a perfect outing for families and friends to enjoy the festival spirit under the night sky.
#folkactivities #100waysoftravel #singapore
FlyingNoodles
A Floral Wonderland
#flowerblossom
Located within the iconic Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, the Flower Field Exhibition is a vibrant and ever-changing display of floral artistry that captivates visitors with its beauty and creativity. This special exhibition, set within the larger Flower Dome, is a must-visit for anyone looking to experience the magic of nature transformed through thematic and meticulously curated flower displays.
Stunning Thematic Displays
Each visit to the Flower Field Exhibition can be a unique experience, thanks to its regularly changing themes that range from cultural celebrations to recreations of different natural habitats and seasonal displays. These themes are brought to life with an astonishing variety of flowers and plants, sourced from all corners of the globe, ensuring a fresh and engaging experience with every new exhibition.
A Feast for the Senses
As you step into the Flower Dome to visit the Flower Field Exhibition, you're immediately greeted by a burst of colors and the sweet fragrance of blooming flowers. The carefully designed layouts allow for immersive walks among the flowers, providing ample opportunities for photography and close-up views of exotic plant species. The attention to detail in each floral arrangement tells a story and evokes a sense of wonder.
#FlowerFieldExhibition #GardensByTheBay #FloralArt #SingaporeSights #BotanicalBeauty
Mel小的我
Flower Exhibition at Gardens by the Bay
#flowerblossom
Nestled in the heart of Singapore, Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Exhibition is a dazzling display of horticultural artistry and botanical brilliance. Known for its innovative and vibrant floral showcases, this exhibition at the iconic Flower Dome offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in a world of exotic blooms and intricate garden designs from around the globe.
A Floral Feast for the Senses
Each visit to the Flower Exhibition promises a new experience, as the displays are frequently updated to reflect different themes, seasons, or festivals. From the enchanting cherry blossoms of Japan to the vibrant tulips of Holland, each themed display is meticulously crafted to transport visitors to a different part of the world through flowers. The air is filled with the delicate fragrances of countless blooms, creating a multisensory experience that delights visitors of all ages.
Sustainable Beauty and Educational Insight
Gardens by the Bay is not just about beauty; it’s also about promoting environmental awareness and sustainability. The Flower Exhibition often includes displays that educate visitors about the importance of biodiversity and conservation. Informational signs provide insights into the origins of the plants and flowers, as well as tips on how they can be conserved and cared for in home gardens.
Photography and Events
For photography enthusiasts, the exhibition is a dream come true. The vibrant colors and varied textures make for perfect photo opportunities, ensuring that visitors can capture stunning images of the floral arrangements. Additionally, the exhibition frequently hosts workshops, talks, and interactive sessions that allow visitors to engage more deeply with the art of gardening and floral design.
Visitor Tips
- Check the Schedule: Before visiting, check Gardens by the Bay’s website for the current theme of the Flower Exhibition. This will help you choose a time to visit that aligns with your interests.
- Wear Comfortable Shoes: Be prepared for a fair amount of walking through the large dome. Comfortable footwear will make your visit more enjoyable.
- Stay Hydrated: The climate inside the Flower Dome is controlled, but it’s still a good idea to carry water with you, especially if you plan to spend several hours exploring.
#GardensByTheBay #FlowerDome #FlowerExhibition #BotanicalBeauty #FloralArt
Mel小的我
Best Thrills with Casa Ferrari F1 in Singapore
#outdooradventures #f1 #ferrari #100waysoftravel #singapore
I recently visited F1 Outdoor Adventure in Singapore, and my experience was nothing short of amazing.
The highlight was the exclusive Case Ferrari Sky Suite, which offered fantastic views of the race. The hospitality was top-notch, with attentive staff and a vibrant atmosphere that made the event feel even more special.
The excitement of being so close to the action was unparalleled, the sound of the F1 , the visit to the garage and the view was so exciting!
The Casa Ferrari Sky suite provided a perfect blend of comfort and luxury. If you're an F1 fan, this experience is definitely worth it. Highly recommend!
#sport #adventure
Lookinggoodgina
Swimming Time Under a Stunning Sunset
A historic hotel with a 100-year legacy, located right in front of the iconic Merlion statue. The pool view offers a breathtaking panorama of the Singapore River. The outdoor pool at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is a memorable spot that you won't forget. Highly recommended as a must-visit hotel pool in Singapore.
🔹️The Fullerton Hotel Pool
1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
시간탐험대^^
Oh my gosh! A guide to the dopamine-inducing buildings in Singapore.
With National Day just around the corner, don't miss out on this free check-in spot when you visit Singapore. Don't just go see the Merlion, check out the dopamine-inducing colorful buildings. The colorful buildings are so photogenic. The Ministry of Communications and the Arts near Clarke Quay used to be the Old Hill Street Police Station. The history is embedded in the rainbow-colored exterior walls.
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📷Best photo spots
✅Across the street, capture the backlight
✅People can stand under the road sign for a perfect blend with the building
✅The middle of the road shoulder, capture the full view of the building
✅Capture the moment naturally while crossing the street
🖤Old Hill Street Police Station
📍Near Clarke Quay
🚇Take the Northeast Line to Clarke Quay Station, 5-minute walk from Exit E