Places to go in Singapore

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  Singapore

  A garden city of hawker centres, rooftop bars, futuristic architecture and some of Asia's best shopping.

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  ArtScience Museum

  Shaped like an unfurling lotus flower on the Marina Bay waterfront, the ArtScience Museum blends creative culture with scientific innovation. Visitors wander through dynamic, interactive digital installations—most notably teamLab’s permanent exhibition, where vibrant light and soundscapes respond directly to human movement. It offers a captivating, hands-on experience for anyone interested in the intersection of contemporary art, design, and technology.

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  Buddha Tooth Relic Temple

  Dominating Singapore’s Chinatown with its striking Tang-dynasty architecture, this four-story temple houses what is revered as a sacred tooth relic of the historical Buddha. Visitors can explore richly gilded prayer halls filled with thousands of miniature statuettes, an extensive Buddhist culture museum, and a peaceful rooftop garden featuring a massive prayer wheel.

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  Cloud Forest

  Housed within a massive glass conservatory at Gardens by the Bay, the Cloud Forest replicates the cool, misty climate of tropical mountain highlands. Visitors are greeted by a dramatic 35-meter indoor waterfall cascading down a lush, plant-draped mountain. Aerial walkways wind through the canopy, offering close-up views of rare orchids, carnivorous pitcher plants, and ferns veiled in mist.

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  Jewel Changi Airport

  Enclosed within a striking glass-and-steel dome, Jewel Changi Airport blends premier shopping and dining with a multi-level indoor rainforest. It is best known for the Rain Vortex, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, which plunges seven stories beneath an expansive central skylight. Visitors come to stroll through terraced garden trails, cross elevated canopy bridges, or simply spend a layover immersed in one of the world's most innovative transit hubs.

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  Merlion Park

  Merlion Park is anchored by Singapore’s national emblem, an iconic statue with the head of a lion and the body of a fish spouting water into the bay. Positioned along the water's edge, it provides unobstructed vantage points across Marina Bay toward Marina Bay Sands and the downtown skyline. Visitors gather here to see the historic civic symbol up close and stroll along the open waterfront promenade.

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  National Gallery Singapore

  Housed within Singapore’s former Supreme Court and City Hall, the National Gallery showcases the world’s largest public collection of modern Southeast Asian art. Visitors can wander through expansive galleries tracing regional visual history, connected by an airy glass canopy that fuses neoclassical architecture with modern design. The rooftop terrace also offers sweeping views across the Civic District and the Marina Bay skyline.

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  Sultan Mosque

  Anchoring the historic district of Kampong Glam, Sultan Mosque is Singapore's premier Islamic landmark, instantly recognizable by its massive golden domes and striking Indo-Saracenic architecture. Visitors come to admire the intricate craftsmanship of the grand prayer hall, learn about the nation's Malay-Muslim heritage, and experience the lively cultural hub surrounding its gates.