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There are plenty of attractions and activities as quintessential Singapore bucket list experiences. Looking to unleash the kid in you? Head to Sentosa Island and its thrilling rides at Universal Studios Singapore or surround yourself with 100,000 marine animals at S.E.A Aquarium Singapore. Tour the mainland by experiencing Infinity’s edge at Marina Bay Sands Skypark, strolling by the Gardens by The Bay, exploring the wonders at Jewel Changi airport, getting a 360° view of the city at the Singapore Flyer, or even the unique Singapore’s Night Safari. Fancy yourself Singapore’s nocturnal side? Bar or club-hop in famous districts whilst enjoying unique cocktails or gorge out on a variety of food at night markets after a long Singapore River cruise.

If you’re looking to steer away from Singapore’s mainstream attractions, there are several offbeat sites in Singapore that deserve your attention. Those vying to see the best sunset Singapore can offer will love going to Raffles Marina Lighthouse or if you’re looking for a quaint nature trail, MacRitchie Nature Trail is your ticket to a serene getaway. Speaking of serenity, the Japanese Cemetery Park promises a walk into a memorial park brimming with heritage, making it perfect for a long peaceful walk.

From clubs to night markets or even the world’s first nocturnal zoo, Singapore happens to be that destination that has much to offer at night as it does during the day. If you’re not someone who prefers a quiet night-in, then you’re in luck because Singapore never sleeps. With popular nightclubs such as Zouk and Cherry Discotheque blaring music till sunrise, it’s impossible to not be swept up in the city’s avid nightlife. Bring out your inner adventurer and opt for a tour of a Night Zoo or make the most of  strolling through the streets of Singapore and taking in the smell of freshly-prepared char kway teow and surveying local fares being offered by hawkers (that too, at dirt-cheap prices).

Be it your local flea market or one of the oldest local food markets in Singapore like Lau Pa Sat market, there’s nothing more experiential than living like a local. Visit local markets, eat authentic multicultural street food that are a gustatory treat or just do some window shopping, the choice is yours. Veer away from the much used public transportation and grab a bicycle to explore Singapore in a new way. Not only there’s a park connector that allows you to bike through Singapore’s lush parks, you can cycle your way around to attractions and even take in the fair share of downtown Singapore’s wonderful street art and graffiti that add a unique vibrancy to the city.

It comes as no surprise that Singapore is one of the major shopping hubs in the world and is abundant in its offerings, be it luxury, or economical. A far cry from its origins as a home to seedy nightlife, Bugis Street is now home to a vibrant collection of shops, trendy cafés, lively bars, restaurants and more. The latest luxury shopping entrant in town and  part of one of the biggest attractions of the city, Marina Bay Sands, it is a place where you can find any and all luxury brands that you can name off the top of your head. Skyscrapers, a shopping mall, as well as a glorious rooftop pool, you’ve never experienced shopping like this!

For those hyper kids, Kiztopia Singapore is essentially paradise. The indoor playground offers a variety of infotainment activities for the little ones complete with obstacle courses and VR experiences!Another indoor activity that’s oodles of fun for the whole family, Snow City Singapore offers an exciting and chilly time that is also a must-have experience. Or watch a well-loved character come to life with your Pororo Park Singapore tickets! There’s much to do in Singapore with kids!

Trying to navigate one of the most expensive destinations on a budget? Fret not, we’ve got you covered. Here’s some of the things to do in Singapore on a budget or free things to do in Singapore: Get your fill of the summer sun by lazing around on Sentosa Island’s three beaches or visit the Singapore Zoo, one of the best in Asia, with its vast enclosure and abundance of animals. Get a whacky dose of fun at Trick Eye Museum of Sentosa Singapore or dive deeper into culture at Singapore’s Chinatown or Little India, which serves as ethnic enclaves that boast a rich cultural heritage while also allowing you to be thrifty in terms of the money.

Everyday can be Valentine's Day in Singapore if you pick the correct experiences. Dip your toes into some of the swoon-worthy experiences that are better experienced with your significant other. Walk along the streets of Orchard Road or enjoy a romantic dinner atop the Singapore Flyer. Couples can take a trek all the way to the top at the lush Mount Faber Park or, embark on a Singapore River Cruise, a  perfect opportunity to spend time with your paramour while being in the midst of glittering city lights all around you. Opt for all this and more if you’re looking to spoil your loved one.

Thousands of ancient relics find a home here at the National Museum of Singapore, and looking through all the exhibits is quite a journey. Learn more about Chinese political heritage and more centrally, Dr Sun Yat Sen’s life journey as a pivotal leader of the Chinese Revolution at Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall or learn more about the evolution of Asian Civilizations with your Asian Civilisations Museum tickets. Additionally, learn all you can about Singapore’s ancient ties to Indian civilization by taking a trip to the Indian Heritage Center. You can cozy up with your inner history buff at these museums in Singapore and more.

Singapore’s street food is, unsurprisingly, one of the top five priorities every tourist has when they’re planning their trip to the city. Flavorful, authentic, and memorable - Singaporean street food has a magic to it that is difficult to replicate. Consider it a must to head to:

Wee Nam Kee for their Hainanese Chicken Rice
Chin Mee Chin for their Kaya Toast
Casuarina Curry for their RotiPrata
Tried and tested through the ages, these places have been acclaimed by locals to be the best of the best.