You’re unsure about what to do in Lion City. You can overindulge and shop at the finest malls or explore other ethnic neighborhoods and get a taste of their cultures.
Check out this list of tourist attractions in Singapore that you can add to your schedule!
How Can I Travel To Singapore?
The easiest way to get from the Philippines to Singapore is by plane. It takes about two hours to get from Manila to Singapore. Remember that the weather can also affect how long it takes to go.
Marina Bay Sands
Besides its opulent hotel and distinctive infinity pool, Marina Bay Sands is also renowned for its upscale shopping district, which is home to all the top names in fashion. And its observation deck from which you can take in views of the Singapore skyline. The famous Art Science Museum is also housed at Marina Bay Sands.
- Location: Singapore, 10 Bayfront Avenue
- Best for Shopaholics and Museum Enthusiasts
- Highlight(s): The largest infinity pool in the world is the main draw at Marina Bay Sands.
- Insider Tip: This area is also home to the Art Science Museum, which is gaining recognition for its breathtaking light displays.
As part of the new normal, Marina Bay Sands puts specific safety precautions in place to stop the pandemic from spreading:
Children under the age of 12 are free from the facility’s need for visitors to be vaccinated.
- Furthermore, those who had 180 days to recover from COVID-19 could enter.
- Visitors who cannot receive a vaccination due to a medical condition must have an electronic medical certificate.
Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay, a well-known landmark in Singapore, is a park with a wonderful blend of natural beauty and futuristic construction evoking the Avatar film. Families visit this location, where kids can play in designated playground areas throughout the park.
- Location: Singapore, 18 Marina Gardens Dr.
- 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. are the operating hours.
- Best for: Families and social groups
- Highlight(s): Catch the famous light show at 7:45 and 8:45 p.m.
- According to sources, reclaimed land was to plan and built the 100-hectare natural park.
- Wear breathable clothing and supportive shoes to move around the park more.
Gardens by the Bay also made visitors aware of several rules they must follow before going into their facilities, including (but not limited to):
- Immunized completely or COVID-19-free;
- Get negative test results from the 25-hour pre-event examination.
- Entry time reservations in advance; and entry-level vaccination verification using the TraceTogether app or Token.
Merlion Park
You cannot imagine Singapore without conjuring up images of the iconic Merlion Statue. This public area is near the waterfront park and is busy with locals and tourists. You can learn more about Singapore’s emblematic statue while taking amazing pictures with friends or family.
- Location: Singapore, One Fullerton
- Highlight(s): From this park, you can see Marina Bay Sands and the cluster of nearby buildings.
- To greet visitors to Singapore, a local craftsman called Lim Nang Seng built the statue in 1972.
Little India and Arab Street
In the middle of Singapore’s enormous city are ethnic neighborhoods like Little India and Arab Street. Most of Singapore’s Indians and Muslims live in this neighborhood, which features a variety of Peranakan structures, mosques, and Hindu temples. Vendors selling spices, fruits, vegetables, jewelry, rugs, antiques, and other things line the streets.
- Location: Arab Street and Little India
- Ideal for: Everyone
- Highlight(s): Shop at Mustafa Center for priced, high-quality items.
- Insider Information: Besides the many shops and booths you’ll find in these neighborhoods, you may sample genuine Indian and Arabic cuisine.
Sentosa Island
- Singapore’s Sentosa is the place.
- Ideal for: Beach lovers
- Try out the zipline ride at the beach in Palawan.
- Insider Tip: There are free shuttle bus lines that can take you to the nearby hotels, beaches, and Resort World attractions.
- Activity advice: Book your hotel in advance if you’re coming over the weekend or on holiday.
All visitors must abide by Sentosa’s guidelines about social distance and are only permitted in groups of no more than five people. When they travel to the beaches in Siloso, Palawan, and Tanjong, they follow strictly regulated access and travel routes. So, keep an eye out for these needs while you’re there to ensure that you return home COVID-free.
Singapore’s COVID-19 Requirements
Before you go, you should take into account a few things, including:
- You must have proof of immunization, and the Department of Health must provide the COVID-19 vaccination certificate.
- A COVID-19 test result that is negative is necessary.
- You must buy travel insurance that would pay for any COVID-19 treatments.
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