What to Do in Singapore for 3 Days

Marina Bay Sands and Merlion Park are two of Singapore’s most famous landmarks, offering breathtaking Singapore skyline views. Start your day early to enjoy the cool morning weather and capture stunning photos.

• Marina Bay Sands: Head to the observation deck for a panoramic city view. If you have time, visit the famous infinity pool.
• Merlion Park: The iconic half-lion, half-fish statue is a must-visit for first-time travelers. The best time to visit is in the morning when it's less crowded.

Insider Tip: Arrive before 9 AM to get the best photos without large crowds.

Just a short walk from Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay is a futuristic nature park featuring lush gardens and massive vertical gardens.

• Supertree Grove: These towering tree-like structures light up at night, creating a magical experience.
• Cloud Forest & Flower Dome: Step into a cool, misty environment filled with exotic plants. Perfect for escaping the afternoon heat.
• Garden Rhapsody Light Show: If you visit in the evening, don’t miss the free light and sound show.

Insider Tip: Book tickets online to skip the queue, especially for the Cloud Forest and Flower Dome.

As the sun sets, head to Clarke Quay, Singapore’s top spot for riverside dining and nightlife where you get to try the local cuisines.

• Best Restaurants: Try local delicacies at Jumbo Seafood (famous for chili crab) or enjoy fine dining with a waterfront view.
• Nightlife & Activities: Take a river cruise, enjoy live music, or explore lively bars and rooftop lounges.

Insider Tip: If you want a relaxed experience, visit on a weekday when it’s less crowded.

Start your day in Chinatown Singapore, where history and culture come alive through its temples, street markets, and food stalls.

• Buddha Tooth Relic Temple: A stunning four-story temple that houses a sacred relic of Buddha. It’s best to visit in the morning when it’s peaceful.
• Chinatown Street Market: Wander through the market to shop for souvenirs, traditional handicrafts, and herbal medicines.
• Maxwell Food Centre: A must-visit for food lovers! Try the famous chicken rice from Tian Tian or a bowl of flavorful laksa.

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Insider Tip: Visit the temple first before exploring the market and food stalls, as it gets busier later in the day.

Spend your afternoon at one of Singapore’s top museums, depending on your interest to know more about science and the fascinating facts.

• National Museum of Singapore: Perfect for history lovers. It showcases interactive exhibits on Singapore’s past, from colonial days to modern development.
• ArtScience Museum: Ideal for art and tech enthusiasts. It features futuristic digital exhibits, including interactive light installations.

Insider Tip: Check online for special exhibitions or combo tickets for better deals.

Wrap up your day with a breathtaking view of the city or a stunning light show and enjoy the water show with the lights.

• Marina Bay Sands SkyPark: Enjoy panoramic views of the Singapore skyline from the 57th floor. Sunset is the best time to visit for golden-hour photography.
• Spectra Light Show: If you prefer a free experience, head to Marina Bay waterfront to watch this dazzling light and water show.

Insider Tip: Book SkyPark tickets in advance to avoid long queues, or arrive early to grab a good viewing spot for the Spectra Light Show.

Sentosa Island is Singapore’s ultimate leisure and adventure hub, offering thrilling attractions and serene beaches. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or looking for a relaxing escape, Sentosa has something for everyone.

• Universal Studios Singapore: A must-visit for movie buffs and thrill-seekers, featuring exciting rides like the Battlestar Galactica roller coaster and Transformers 3D ride.
• S.E.A. Aquarium: One of the world’s largest aquariums, home to over 100,000 marine creatures, including majestic manta rays and sharks.
• Adventure Cove Waterpark: Perfect for those who love water activities, featuring thrilling slides, a wave pool, and snorkeling with tropical fish.
• Beaches: If you prefer relaxation, head to Siloso Beach for beachside bars or Palawan Beach for a family-friendly vibe.

Insider Tip: Visit attractions early to avoid long queues and then unwind at the beach in the afternoon.

Spend your afternoon at Singapore Zoo, where kids can enjoy interactive exhibits and animal encounters. For more adventure, visit River Wonders to see giant pandas and marine life up close!

• Singapore Zoo: This open-concept zoo lets you see animals up close in their naturalistic habitats. Highlights include the orangutan island, white tigers, and the rainforest enclosure.
• River Wonders: A river-themed wildlife park featuring the famous Giant Panda Forest, Amazon River Quest boat ride, and unique freshwater ecosystems.

Insider Tip: Arrive early for animal feeding sessions and interactive shows for a more immersive experience.

End your Singapore adventure with shopping and delicious street food. You can find budget friendly latest fashions here.

• Orchard Road: A paradise for shoppers, home to high-end malls like ION Orchard, Paragon, and Ngee Ann City. It’s perfect for those looking for luxury brands and designer stores.
• Bugis Street Market: A budget-friendly alternative offering trendy fashion, souvenirs, and local street food. Try fried carrot cake, Hainanese curry rice, or a refreshing sugarcane juice.

Insider Tip: Visit Bugis+ or Bugis Junction for a mix of affordable fashion and local food stalls under one roof.