Best Tourist attractions in Singapore

A must place for tourists. It’s a beautiful night life where we can see so much of culture reflecting China. A evening walk is a must here. Nice Chinese restaurants are there

The place was closed for maintenance yet it was unstated on the websites and social media. There were many students and kindergarteners standing outside and it caused so much inconvenience to those who travelled all the way down to visit the centre! Not only that, a male security guard started shouting and screaming at the confused students to leave the place, it was a horrendous and ridiculous experience! will not come again, please take note to those planning to visit, and please please retrain your security guard to have some manners!

Clean and so tidy. Prices are different on each stall. No need to worry, safe in the evening. Prepare cash.
Favorite stalls usually have long lines.
Make sure to make your own way back, before 11pm (to catch mrt if you stay at another district)

A must visit place to explore for tourists. It’s a nice place to hang around in evening. It will be so buzzy and good places for shopping g as well. Get many traditional items of the country and paradise for food lovers

My kids love snow city! 😜🥰

We always come here when its festival season cause there will be nice decorations

I don’t find here wow feeling, how one person can take photos , after 15-20 mins i was bored, this is not a value for money

Nice place to educate the children about Singapore history and about defense nowadays. There is a game where you can be commander, drive a tank, fly an apache or drive a ship. pretty cool! and there is a free bus tour around the cadet facility and you can see some tanks and helicopter.

Food is good. They sell so many things that you can buy. Kinda busy and sunny. Nice to experience 🫶🏻

Hmm.. where do i start.? With the rules of no photo taking while in the icy place, i did abide by it. If im able to take photo in there it will be "the end" of SNOWCITY.. i called it a "dirty giant freezer"

Visited 10yrs back i preferred without the bumper car section meaning a high clearance ceiling. Now everthing so cluster.

The maintenance of the snow city are bad... im curious, what the management is doing currently. There were no lightning from the tree n deco. Lots of deflated black tire (for sliding down) lying at the corner. The current happy brightly lit photos in the past reviews were outdated..

The slider which is the most fun thing in Snow city. Only has 1 path for everyone to take.@.@" next to it are the teared down restructuring decoration. Rusty shover were just sitting next to us.. u can see the snow covered with black dust or dirt. With face mask,empty bottle n teared away ticket pass for bumper ride just littered away at the closed section.

Bumper ride... =_=" the flooring zero maintenance, which causes the cart unable to travel or stuck.. The area has little lighting. With 13 reduntant carts sitting at a corner taking away 1/3 of the play space.. most of the cart were badly maintained. I can see other could only spin in circles.. $7 per ride omg only lasted 4mins

The restaurant not open also... i saw tourist family of 4, and they were disappointed after 45mins n i felt disgraced as a local... i will stop here.

Still wanna try? Pls bring 2 pairs of socks. If too cold just go exit n rest then go back in again. Sadly their restaurant close i dont see any hot drink vending machine.

The staffs were very good n friendly. I think they need better gear to work in there.. management sleeping.

The museum is a combination of the history of Singapore and the celebrities. While some of the statues looked amazing, some of them were a bit off. It might not depict the same atmosphere of the rest of the madame tussades but loved the experience. Specially, the boat ride was fun.

Nice place for a stroll!

Good place to bring the family to learn more about Singapore and it's challenges. There are other activities as well and a cool cinema hall that's seldom full.

Wanted to support local attraction and so visited the trickeye museum during our staycation. Was really disappointed. It was small (only 3-4 rooms) like a makeshift area. The graphics were dark and scary, not fun nor attractive at all. Had to download their AR app which is supposed to make the graphics come to life. Instead, it was patchy, can't even fit into a camera frame nicely. Went for the one in Batam few years ago and it was so much better. Even with the discounted ticket price, it is still overpriced. What a letdown!

This was one of the main attractions I was looking forward too when coming to SG and so glad we did. I came with my mum who was a little apprehensive but the second she was allowed to kick off her footwear and jump on barefoot she was right at home.
The host was so amazing we were up at the top before he even finished giving us the safety briefing and the only down side of this is that it didn't go for longer - we could have stayed up there all day!
Do yourself a favour and put this at the top of your list when you're next in Singapore!

Learn about Singapore's History. Fun activities available here. Tried Black Lake Facility escape room. The Research Lab is suitable for kids but still fairly challenging. 4D experience was quite fun too but way too short.

Fantastic view od the bay and the city skyline.

Awesome place. Luckily we came on a weekday early did not meet with much of a crowd. Could snap a lot of pictures with the wax statues. Many of the statues feel real and give you a diva experience. Many actors, leaders, cricketers, singers, musicians etc have their statues. You can enjoy a small boat ride and understand the Singapore history. The place is well kept with a facility to take your photos during the visit. Unfortunately the system doesn't work all the time but this doesn't affect the overall visit as such. The Marvel show which is the finale of the visit was cool and fun for kids.

Brought my little one to the ongoing BMT event. Very informative and well organised tour. We went for the SAFTI MI Tour. A very notslagic experience. An event recommend to come if you have a free half a day without nothing planned.

If you like wax statues ....you will love this place ..good mix of celebrities...Bollywood celebs except Amitabh bacchan have been given undue attention...could have skipped that...loved the boat ride...

Good place to visit. Enjoyed the boat ride depicting the history of Singapore. Few wax statues are really good, but some are just ok. I felt it a bit expensive.

On the way to Madame Tussauds we spotted a section of exotic birds, probably as a promotion to the bird park, and we had to stop and admire these loud macaws and parakeets in bright colours. This is the first time I am visiting a wax museum by Madame Tussauds. It was astonishing to see how life-like some of these wax replicas were, there was a heavy representation from the celebrities of Singapore, yet there was a good representation of Bollywood, as most tourists to Singapore are from India. There were also world leaders, and Hollywood celebrities and I loved having my picture taken with ET as much as I enjoyed a moment with Marylyn Monroe. Wifey had a quick tea photo moment with Audren Hepburn and also a quick handshake with the Queen. Parents loved to take pictures with some of the world leaders and we ended the tour with a quick ride that takes us and educates us around Singapore as a city historically and till now. It definitely was a great experience, but do book your tickets in advance and thankfully for us, there wasn't much crowd, we finished this off swiftly and headed out for a quick snack of curry puff that I thought I would miss eating on this trip to Singapore.

Came during my school holiday period! I get to become a tank commander and pew pew the virtual enemies! There’s also a mini cardboard tank. The major exhibition details Singapore’s journey through the years! Majulah Singapura!

Very little museum but the display items is quite interesting and historical. Was amazing by the articles and intro. Would be nice if there is someone to ask and explain

It was a nice walk across the river with some awesome views.
There is a lot of construction at the opposite to Marina Bay, but as typical in Singapore, it is well signed and lots of safety considerations put in place.

Before going here, I recommend buying the tickets online. For my case, I bought it via Klook and it was super easy. The wait is about 10-15 minutes if the helix has gone up which is not long at all.

The experience on the helix itself is intense at first but everything kind of went stale once the height reached its maximum point. There is a guide who is telling us all about the fun facts about the place and Singapore. He also helped us take photos as well.

Overall, the experience is great but I think if you want something more adrenaline like me, you should go with the Skyline Car in front instead. I wasn’t able to experience that but I will next time.

The idea is pretty good
Pretty fun place for kids / toddlers
Quite pricey but I imagine it is difficult to maintain such a place
Mainly deducting one star because of the price
otherwise it is pretty spacious but do take note that during weekends it can get crowded and it will be difficult to take the nice photos with effects

A nicely designed bridge in a great location. A great place to walk around because either side you end up at of the bridge you’ll have a big area to walk around. If you head towards the left you’ll be met by ‘The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands’, some restaurants, the waterfront promenade, and more.

You’ll also be able to see the Marina Bay Sands boat building hotel. You can also bike around the bridge by taking the elevator up. I highly recommend going at night because the night lights are just so pretty and the area is quite calming.

An interesting bridge structure that offers an incredible platform to view the entire Marina Bay. Highly recommend a visit both during the day and the evening.

A wonderful wax muesum. When i visited this place, most of the people who visited are mosty Indians. When buying tickets, better take Marvel Universe 4 D inclusion. It is very good to see this attraction.
Ticket cost $48. If we buy online 1 day in advance, we can save $6 (good savings).

Please plan to visit this on same day when visiting the Sentosa sea world. THis is near to it. Just opposite to Skyhelix. This is almost 200 ft higher than the Sentosa Sea world. Escalator is there, so no need to worry about walking.

This has lot of Indian artists statues. Good to take lot of photos. If we opt for digi photo, there are few places, where we can take photos (unlimited) and download the same from online.

One attraction which should not miss is the Jackie chan, there is a video camera installed. We can use that and take video at free of cost. It sends the video within seconds to our email id.

Chinatown the most striking place in any cities. Place of dragons and dreams, fireworks and magics, vibrant colors and delicious smells of food hawkers at every corners. It brings something familiar and as well something wondrously new… i love Chinatown Singapore!

💢 Awesome spot for nightlife, vibrant colorful building & instagrammable spot. Make sure to visit here. Located nearby Arab Street.

Madame Tussauds Singapore offers a blend of heritage facts and modern marvels, making it an intriguing destination for visitors of all ages. Situated within walking distance from Resorts World, its proximity is convenient, although the uphill walk might tire some out before the adventure even begins.

One of the standout experiences is undoubtedly the Marvel 4D show, which captivates audiences with its immersive effects and thrilling storyline. It's a highlight that shouldn't be missed.

While the ticket prices are reasonable, some visitors might find the selection of iconic personalities to be somewhat lacking compared to other Madame Tussauds locations. However, the inclusion of heritage facts adds depth to the experience, offering a glimpse into Singapore's rich history.

Overall, Madame Tussauds Singapore presents a mixed bag of delights. While it may not boast the same abundance of iconic figures as other branches, its blend of heritage and modern attractions provides a unique perspective. With an overall rating of 3/5, it's worth a visit for those looking for a diverse array of experiences in one location.

Excellent wax museum.
Lots of things to see and enjoy.
They have all the celebrities statues and history.
This offers statues of many world known celebraties including India and Bollywood. You can click nice pictures with them.
History of Singapore is also well created. Enjoyed the visit.
Must visit place.

Wonderful ride! Worth the money! They’ve a counter to leave our bags. We got a free drink along with the ticket which needs to be collected at the counter nearby after the ride.

Awesome restaurants around, such a nice atmosphere. Beautiful at night!

Very average kind of experience as there is no thrill in the ride!
It’s just you get to sit at high level with no flooring but to enjoy or photography, you need to turn and which is very uncomfortable but all n all one can try this once!
Price is very high for just 10 odd minutes of stay at height….

I had a quality time in China Town Singapore as becoz whatever I needed was very cheap and average price just like Indian markets. The mornings before dawn was more enjoyable and rejuvenating during rains

This is one of the cleanest and well decorated Chinatown I have ever seen. If you can come at night when it’s cooler and the street lights make it ever prettier than the mid day sun.

At night check out all the outdoor restaurants and bars. It’s so lively and full of energy.

Also there are so many souvenir shop too, but no the architecture are not authentic, this is the Disney version for the tourists 🤣

Helix Bridge Singapore spans the Marina Bay with its elegant design, resembling the double helix structure of DNA. Walking along its curves, I enjoyed stunning views of Marina Bay Sands and the city skyline. It's not just a bridge but an immersive experience, especially at night when the lights reflect in the bay. Conveniently connecting key attractions like Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, it's a must-visit spot for locals and tourists alike, offering both beauty and functionality in Singapore's waterfront precinct.

Stepping into Chinatown feels like entering a world where tradition and modernity coexist in perfect harmony. From vibrant street markets to ornate temples, every corner of this historic neighborhood tells a story of Singapore's rich cultural heritage. Exploring its bustling streets, I marveled at the intricate architecture, sampled exotic delicacies, and immersed myself in the vibrant energy of this dynamic enclave.

Got tickets in advance on Fever app cos had discount.

Went on a quiet Monday, decided to wait till sundown to see the night view. Great choice as it was cooler and very windy. (can bring hair tie for those with long hair)

Got lucky at 8pm ish, just my friend and I so we both had the whole thing to us with this very nice staff. (sorry forgotten his name)
He gave us quite a bit of extra time up there since there was zero crowd waiting downstairs, much appreciated! :)

Great private experience, had some good (and informational) convos up in the sky with strong cool breeze ✨

Aim for 8 and 9pm if you wish to catch a little fireworks.

Each session gets around 12mins up there.

Always excited to try a new ride. This one is located beside the luge. I buy the ticket in advance via Traveloka. You can choose to get a free drink to enjoy up there (several options such as drinking water or soft drink) or a free ornament magnet.

You need to put your bag and shoes (if you want to) in the ground. It is very high, 79m above the sea if I'm not mistaken. The wind blows very strong. I grab my phone so hard, worried of falling down.

The staff is very friendly. She helped us to take picture and video. She told us several fun fact around the area and started a small chit chat.

If you have enough time left after exploring Sentosa then you can have this ride. This helix will take you to the 15th floor above to open air and they provide one drink where you can go on top and enjoy. The top view is the same as you can see from the cable car but yes it's open and has a sitting arrangement of 10 ppl. They will also click some images of yours if you want. If it's raining then you have bad luck and you cannot enjoy that. Also when you are booking a ticket for a cable car or Sentosa activities this might come under the same package. Check that once but this is not too much to go and explore with.

This place is getting pathetic. The illusions don't work properly either due to holes, the floor, peeling stickers or wall-floor edge. They look fake, unlike before. Exhibits are falling apart. Can understand that they're trying to milk whatever is left of the Exhibits and minimize their investments before MOI start operating, but it's really unfair to the visitors.
Don't waste your time and money here.

Interesting spot for tourist. Love the atmosphere here.

I do not recommend visiting this place.

Firstly the facility is dated and nothing like the promotion video. There was no igloo, no mascots, the “snow” layer is only about 2-5cm thick; we managed the bumper ride only because 4 other people were there at the same time, otherwise I would be there all by myself. We also discovered to our dismay that photo taking is not allowed inside, which is not what it says on the website.

The place is downright dangerous because the quality of the snow is more like ice. It is more like ice kacang/ coarse cooking salt and the problem is they melt/fuse into SOLID ice. There were chunks of ice in the “snow”, and the snowman is like iceman, but the real problem is this kind of ice makes the ground VERY slippery and dangerous to walk on. My child slipped and hit his head after only a few steps, the ice slides/sculptures as well as floor are hard as rock. This kind of ice is therefore also does not form snowballs and is impossible to make snowman out of. We could not get out fast enough, this place is not good for kids. While we were there another older child slipped and fell on the ice while getting out of the bumper cars. Helmets should be compulsory for kids.

More irony is the environmental sustainability messages posted on the walls, they would be better off filling the place with salt to imitate ice, to save water and electricity.
It costs almost $50 per adult after entry fee + bumper car ticket + clothes hire.

Very pretty bridge... strong bold man in the day and a fab beautiful woman during the night. Not just a bridge, it's an all-side art and SG bay view deck.

Well Chinatown is a colourful place full of life and culture. Singapore indeed has Chinese culture as part of its heritage and just going through Chinatown will show how deeply entrenched it is. The buildings here have been wonderfully preserved though its now more of a tourist spot than anything else

Good experience and smooth rides overall. I just think it’s a bit pricey for my Philippine pesos.

Iconic of Singapore which link to Marina Bay Stand shopping mall, really great place. Bridge is expressing DNA structure. You can see how amazing ideological riches as well. BTW, there has 3 view points it’s being how unique.

Nice place for cheaper movies, good food and education trip. Placed was spruced up since my last visit few years ago. Bravo for the great works done! But what the army museum A/A/review for a few years still not ready? COVID?

Just visited my staff at Block 4 and otw to the MRT station my visit to the Singapore General Hospital museum was an enriching experience. The meticulous curation unveiled a captivating journey through the historical instruments, offering profound insights into the early days of SGH. The exhibits not only showcased the evolution of medical tools but also painted a vivid picture of the hospital's humble beginnings. It was a journey that left me with a deep appreciation for the medical advancements and the dedicated individuals who shaped SGH's legacy. Do not miss it! #SGH #museum #SG #

Visiting Trickeye Singapore with my family was super fun! The 3D art made us feel like part of the pictures—lots of laughter and cool photos. It's a great place for families, bringing art to life in a playful way. Awesome time for all, highly recommend!

The Helix Bridge is a stunning architectural marvel that offers breathtaking views of the cityscape. Walking along the bridge provides a unique perspective of Marina Bay and the surrounding skyline, especially during sunset. The design is not only visually appealing but also functional, providing a seamless pedestrian experience.

The bridge is so nice. From the bridge you will see different buildings and beautiful view from there. It was so nice especially at night because of different color of lights. Must visit! :)

I can't wait to share my experience with you about my experience here in Snow City. I really enjoyed it, even though its so cold. I'm really amazed. The different activities here are so nice, but maybe soon they can add more activities here. Very recommended!

Trickeye Singapore provided an average experience marred by glitches in their app-dependent interactive features. The staff's helpfulness was a bright spot, offering assistance and a friendly atmosphere. However, the current state of the attraction doesn't seem to justify its cost. Substantial improvements, particularly in the app functionality, are essential for Trickeye Singapore to fulfill its potential and provide a worthwhile experience for visitors. Until then, it falls short of delivering a value-for-money adventure.

One of the must visit places in Singapore. Kids and even adults will enjoy this place. The app they have made will add spice and colour to your photos. Everyone will enjoy this place at sentosa, Singapore.

The SGH museum in Singapore offers a glimpse into the world of surgical tools. While the display of the tools is interesting, unfortunately, there is a lack of information about how these tools are used. The museum would greatly benefit from providing more context and explanations to enhance the visitor's understanding. Overall, it is a small museum that could be improved with better interpretation and educational materials.

South Bridge Road is a historic thoroughfare located in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown. It is one of the oldest roads in the city and has been a significant part of Singapore's development since the early colonial days. South Bridge Road is renowned for its diverse mix of traditional shophouses, temples, and vibrant cultural landmarks, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. The road has long been associated with trade and commerce, and its rich heritage reflects the multicultural tapestry of Singapore. Today, South Bridge Road continues to thrive as a bustling hub of activity, offering a blend of traditional charm and modern vitality, making it an integral part of the cultural landscape of Chinatown.

One of the best places that all tourists should visit. Easy to access with bus , metro or private transportation.
Best place to do your shopping or to grab some souvenirs.
Enjoy different cousins food and drink. Live cook and fresh made food and drinks.
To purchase all kind of clothes , shoes, accessories, bags and much more

Very small place not worth travelling all the way as there's nothing much to do. You can take photo with statues (limited), slide down the slope, play bumper car (additional charges from entrance fee). You'll also get scolded for taking photos :)

It was a good experience. Able to see the Sentosa island from above. Nothing spectacular. Recommend visiting around sunset or night time instead. Service was okay. The crew helped us to take photos and video during the ride. A ticket comes with either a free can drink or a souvenir. Drinks are allowed during the ride.

We have a colleague who is good is biodiversity and had a good nature walk, spotted lots of animals, insects and plants you don’t see it commonly around. Hopefully there is more sign/direction to have better guide to the walk

Very educational and the activities catered for the young and old . Visited here again . This time, we tried the laser tag and the XD Theatre and watched a short movie on SQ117 . All were fun . The staff are kind and always make our visit a memorable one .

Rode my first ever cable car here.

I'll be honest, it wasn't as exciting as I was wanting it to be. You just get a beautiful view from a very high place.

The other places around the cable cars like the beach, markets, concerts were honestly more exciting. Kind of sad that I didn't get to enjoy those just to ride the cable cars.

But its not that bad. You get an experience and very amazing pictures.

The ticketing process was very smooth. They had multiple options with which you can get a very good discount with.

The staff were all very nice and helpful. They helped us get a smooth ride.

There are many other places around. Convenience stores, restaurants, malls and so much more.

I recommend going after noon. If you want to ride the cable cars, afternoon or sunset is definitely the best time.

The museum is not that big. We have to download the app 1st so that we can immerse ourselves in the adventure that were on display. It's more fun for the youngsters and it's interactive action with each display/scene. The ticket is a bit expensive but it's enough to go just once to see what it really is. A trick of the eye! It's not that crowded when we were there. Ample parking place.

Upbeat , wide range of food options, thrift shops, gift shops, drinks & music. Absolute fun

It had been more than 10 years since I last visited the snow city. The place always leaves me with a deep impression knowing that I'll come back one day to enjoy the artistic cravings and icy cold hideout. I did it today and the experiences are fantastic. High adrenaline sliding and bumping car rides bring me back some fond memories for a 1-hour visit.

Super awesome snow experience for both my kids.
Where else in Sg can u find a Snowy place to have fun.
On an extremely hot day, this is a perfect 'Getaway' for us.
Super cold and fun environment, my kiddo played the small snow slide at least 10x.
Good trial experience for them as well.
Its probably a 1.5-2 hours max, good enough for us.

Morning weekday prayers according to the Sephardic custom, daily at 7:30. Beautiful facility. Priestly blessing daily,

It was okay. When at 10am when it just open. The ice sculpture were semi melting. There's only 1 slide for adult. Suggest to wear gloves to prevent hands from hurting when touching the snow. The bumper car area was quite small.
Went for the shooting. The pellets will sometimes get jammed due to ice formation. Better to not wear spectacles as required to wear safety goggles.

Haji Lane is an absolute gem tucked away in the heart of Singapore, and it's hands down one of my favorite places to visit in this vibrant city. Bursting with character and an irresistible charm, this colorful lane offers an extraordinary blend of awesome coffee shops, lively bars, eclectic clothing stores, and even a hidden tattoo store owned by a dear friend of mine.

The coffee shops in Haji Lane are a caffeine lover's paradise. From the moment you step into these cozy establishments, the aroma of freshly brewed beans envelops you, transporting you to a world of pure delight. Each café has its own unique style, offering a variety of brewing methods, from traditional to trendy. Whether you're a latte aficionado or an espresso purist, the baristas in Haji Lane's coffee shops are true artists, crafting coffee creations that are as visually stunning as they are delicious.

After savoring a perfect cup of joe, Haji Lane reveals its true allure with its charming array of clothing stores. Prepare to be amazed by the sheer variety and uniqueness of the fashion on offer here. From vintage boutiques to avant-garde designer shops, you'll find a treasure trove of styles that cater to all tastes and preferences. The street is a fashionista's dream come true, where one-of-a-kind pieces are waiting to be discovered. With its ever-changing displays and fashion-forward atmosphere, Haji Lane is the epitome of eclectic style.

One of the highlights for me is that my dear friend owns a tattoo store right on Haji Lane. This adds a personal touch to my experience, knowing that I can pop in and witness firsthand the incredible talent and artistry that lies within these walls. The tattoo store blends seamlessly with the street's creative vibe, attracting both locals and tourists seeking unique and meaningful body art. The artists here are not only skilled but also incredibly warm and welcoming, making the entire tattoo experience truly unforgettable.

Lastly, Haji Lane's nightlife scene is not to be missed. As the sun sets, the street transforms into a buzzing hub of energy and excitement. The bars come alive, filling the air with infectious laughter and the clinking of glasses. Whether you're in the mood for a laid-back rooftop lounge or a trendy speakeasy, Haji Lane offers an impressive range of watering holes to suit every mood and occasion. The friendly bartenders and the vibrant atmosphere create the perfect ambiance for an unforgettable night out.

In conclusion, Haji Lane is an absolute must-visit for anyone seeking an extraordinary experience in Singapore. The combination of awesome coffee shops, eclectic clothing stores, and a friend's tattoo store adds a personal touch that sets this street apart. Don't miss the chance to explore the vibrant tapestry of sights, sounds, and tastes that await you in Haji Lane. Prepare to be enchanted by this one-of-a-kind destination, and let its irresistible charm leave a lasting imprint on your heart.

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Informative place that provides insight into the life of Jews in Singapore, a minority community here. There are a total of 5 synagogues in Singapore. Some of the prominent Jews here include David Marshall, Jacob Bellas etc. This synagogue is centrally located, there’s a Jewish supermarket selling kosher food, a small museum and you can enter the synagogue to take a look during non-prayer times.

Historical details on the development of medical services and treatments. Nice place in Singapore to learn about medicals

This museum is famous and most visitable place don't miss to see this your life

Nice place for wandering. There were gift-shops, restaurants, dog café, cat café. So, don’t miss it!

One of the cultural and historical spots of Singapore. China Town, where you can find heaps of food & beverage establishments to enjoy. It’s also surrounded with many hotels and bars.

Amazing place in Singapore for street nightlife

A beautiful synagogue, very warm community, rabbi and rabbitsen.
Lovely Shabbat reach, very busy on Shabbat. So good to continue enjoying shabbat even when away from home.

An awesome precinct teeming with the Kampong Gelam heritage by day, textile, pop up, art, specialty shops, boutiques, cafes & lots more F&B restaurants day & night. And if you love wall murals, there are plenty - just look out for them in the precinct. The Sarabat stalls that offer Masala tea, Teh Halia, Teh Tarik opens till late along Baghdad street-must try (ask for less sugar if you’d like your beverage less sweet).

A beautiful synagogue to visit. The architecture of the building is simply amazing. Had a quick tour of the place and got to know more about the Jewish Faith and community.

Small museum but concise, it showcase how Singapore's healthcare started and where it is going

It's just a sure place to visit

A wonder of Singapore's storied history. One enriched by many cultures, races that made Singapore home, adding to the rich tapestry that makes this nation so special. On the same street are churches, temples, societies. Maghain Aboth is a reminder how precious racial/ religious harmony remains. A living time capsule. Well worth a visit to the Jewish Museum next door

As Chinatown go, definitely the best one in South East Asia.
Unlike other cities in this part of the world, none of the sellers are overbearing. All the items are priced and you know what you are getting when you see it. Not many stalls and most seem to be selling similar items but well worth a visit.

Good place to find something cheap. The place is clean and comfortable.

A very beautiful place in sentosa island having a number of attraction points for tourists. Cable car, luge, skydrive, Merlion statue, pics with parrots, Madame Tussauds museum, butterfly park, movies show etc. are at this pace. All the attractions are at walking distance. Restaurants, restrooms and shopping centre is also available here. Overall a very beautiful place to spend a lot of time ( With or without children).

My first time visiting a Jewish synagogue. Very unique and inspiring experience. The security was pretty tight but I did enjoy and also gained immense insights as I visited this place. Very well established and beautiful place where I got to see the Jewish lifestyle in parts.

This place is a Cable Car station but has lot of other attractions. Butterfly park, Madame Tussaud museum, Movie Shows, Merlion statue, walkthroughs, etc. are at this station. Restaurants and restrooms and shops are available too. Nice place to spend time.

Amazing building and we'll maintained. The community has been here for almost 150 years. Albert Einstein even came to visit and raise funds from the community here to the Hebrew University. Very interesting history.

This was maybe the best experience on Sentosa island (save the Aquarium), as I did not expect it.Nice sculptures, nice trees and flowers, perfect lookout. Sentosa's Marlion is also here. A must visit place.

Didn't think it was worth bothering with. Scruffy and dirty.

History about hospital in Singapore and some memories were there, good collection.

Nice museum. I guess this is the museum which is not known by the public. :-) The building itself is very beautiful. It is free entrance, you only need to write your name at the front door. Taking photo when you are inside the museum is disallowed.