Singapore Attractions

From the sober architecture of the city-state's religious edifices to the swirling and colourful markets to the Singapore Flyer you'll see that Singapore doesn't do things by halves. Read More...

Almost everyone will have seen an image of the city’s symbol, the Merlion. The impressive Singapore flyer and Marina Bay Sands SkyPark are iconic, as is Raffles Hotel. Read More...

Every street has its secrets, every corner lurks some new hidden charm. This section's mission is to help you find them, to impart the wisdom it normally takes locals years to acquire. Read More...

The Singapore River, which cuts through the heart of the city, was the main artery of trade and commerce for the British. Today, many skyscrapers have shot up in more modern times. Read More...

The Singapore History Museum at Stamford Road, traces the eventful history of Singapore from the 14th century to the modern day. Read More...

With the opening of two lavish casino locations in 2010, tourists and gamers can visit Singapore and enjoy gaming in a world-class environment. Read More...

Sanctioned by the Fédération Internationale de L'Automobile (FIA), the Formula One World Championship – F1 in short - is a world-class event deemed to be highest in its class. Read More...

Singapore certainly has a past worth exploring and it's through the historical buildings of the city-state that you can best glimpse through the prism of time. Read More...

You’ll not want for natural attractions in Singapore. As with many other facets of the City State, Singapore’s Nature Parks are extremely well organised and planned. Read More...

Looking for fun in Singapore? It isn't hard to find as the city-state, in spite of its conservative and staid reputation, is packed with attractions. Read More...