The 15 places the travel guides we read name most, what they say about each, and fares from your city.
The places, most named first
From the 7 guides that rank for "best places to visit in singapore"
Named by 4 of 71. Gardens by the BayMarina Bay, SingaporeHome to the Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, with a nightly light show.Flower Dome is billed as the world's largest glass greenhouse.
Named by 4 of 72. Marina Bay Sands and Marina BayMarina Bay, SingaporeThe most recognizable landmark, with a rooftop infinity pool and a nightly Spectra light and water show.The bay is especially impressive at night, with the Helix Bridge and ArtScience Museum nearby.
Named by 4 of 73. Merlion ParkMarina Bay, SingaporeThe Merlion has a lion's head and fish body and is the official mascot of the country.It is a popular photo spot with a view of Marina Bay Sands across the water.
Named by 4 of 7
4. Little India
Singapore
Known for Indian food, temples and shops along Serangoon Road.
Mustafa Centre is a 24-hour shopping spot here.
Named by 4 of 75. ChinatownSingaporeTraditional shophouses, temples and markets, including the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple.Thian Hock Keng is the oldest Buddhist temple and Sri Mariamman the oldest Hindu temple in Singapore.
Named by 4 of 76. Kampong Glam and Haji LaneKampong Glam, SingaporeHome to the Sultan Mosque and the street-art lane Haji Lane.Haji Lane is best for photos in the morning, with shopping in the afternoon.
Named by 4 of 77. Clarke QuaySingapore River, SingaporeA riverside district of restaurants, bars and clubs, once a center of trade in the 1800s.River cruises and nightlife keep it busy late.
Named by 3 of 78. Sentosa IslandSentosa, SingaporeThe resort island has beaches, theme parks and Universal Studios Singapore.It connects to the main city by road, cable car, walkway and monorail.
Named by 3 of 79. St. Andrew's Cathedral and the Civic DistrictCivic District, SingaporeThe Civic District holds the Parliament, Supreme Court and the white St. Andrew's Cathedral.An all-white cathedral in English Gothic style with a quiet lawn.
Named by 2 of 710. Singapore Botanic GardensTanglin, SingaporeA UNESCO World Heritage Site established in 1859, with the National Orchid Garden.Suited to picnics, morning jogs and walks.
Named by 2 of 711. Singapore Zoo and Night SafariMandai, SingaporeNight Safari is billed as the world's first nocturnal zoo, with a tram tour and trails.The zoo uses an open-concept layout and the Night Safari sits next to it.
Named by 2 of 712. Orchard RoadOrchard, SingaporeSingapore's main shopping district, lined with malls and boutiques.
Named by 2 of 713. Mount FaberSouthern Ridges, SingaporeA hill with panoramic views of the city and Sentosa, reached by the Singapore Cable Car.
14. Jewel Changi AirportChangi, SingaporeIts Rain Vortex is described as the world's tallest indoor waterfall, and transit passengers visit it too.
15. Fort Canning ParkFort Canning, SingaporeKnown for a spiral tree tunnel; best visited around 7 to 8 AM for fewer crowds.
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When to go
Travel guides most often name February to April as the best time to visit Singapore.
Named by 4 of 71. Gardens by the BayHome to the Supertree Grove, Cloud Forest and Flower Dome, with a nightly light show.Flower Dome is billed as the world's largest glass greenhouse.
Named by 4 of 72. Marina Bay Sands and Marina BayThe most recognizable landmark, with a rooftop infinity pool and a nightly Spectra light and water show.The bay is especially impressive at night, with the Helix Bridge and ArtScience Museum nearby.
Named by 4 of 73. Merlion ParkThe Merlion has a lion's head and fish body and is the official mascot of the country.It is a popular photo spot with a view of Marina Bay Sands across the water.
