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Merlion Park

Why go The Merlion Park is the perfect spot to start your Singapore adventure. The famous
half-fish half-lion statue is not only the nations most prominent icon, its location also provides a
stunning 360-degree view of the soaring skyline and World-famous structures surrounding
Marina Bay.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby Make sure to click the Show more buttons
below to see the travel tips.

From Raffles Place MRT Station on the East West Line (EW14) & North South Line (NS26), walk
towards the United Overseas Bank (UOB) Tower. Once you reach the Singapore River, turn right
and follow the riverside footpath to Merlion Park. The walk is around 500 meters. If you want to
take a shortcut, go inside Fullerton Hotel and follow the underground link to One Fullerton. You
should see the Merlion Park on your left after you exit at the Marina Bay side.

Admission fee Its a public park! No admission/entrance fee.

2. Colonial District

Why go A short walk from Merlion Park takes visitors to the Colonial District, also known as
the Civic District. This area is filled with imposing historical landmarks and buildings that trace its
roots from the British-colonial era, World War II, to the early stages of modern Singapores
independence.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

Ride the MTR to City Hall Station on the East West Line (EW13) & North South Line (NS25). This
station is located beside St. Andrews Cathedral, near many museums and attractions in the Civic
District. You can also start your walking tour from Merlion Park. Cross one the
historic Singapore River bridges to get to the Civic District.

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee is free if you just walk around the Civic District.
Selected Museums & galleries charge varying fees to get inside. Heres a list of entrance fees
Asian Civilisations Museum SGD 8 per adult; National Museum of Singapore SGD10 per
adult; National Gallery of Singapore SGD20 per adult; National Museum of Singapore
SGD10 per adult; Singapore Art Museum SGD10 per adult.
3. Gardens by the Bay

Why go A surreal man-made marvel that truly makes the city stand out from the rest of the
World. The Gardens by the Bay was built to transform Singapore from a Garden City to a City
in a Garden. The main attractions here are the 25 towering man-made Supertrees and two
equally extraordinary biodomes.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

From Bayfront MRT Station on the Circle Line (CE1/CC34) & Downtown (DT16), follow the signs
and exit at the Gardens by the Bay.

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee is free if you just want to walk around the outdoor
gardens. The conservatories & OCBC Skyway charge varying rates on admission. Entrance fees
Two Conservatories (Cloud Forest Dome & Flower Dome) SGD28 per adult; OCBC Skyway
SGD8 per adult.
4. Singapore River & Clarke Quay

Why go The Singapore River meanders between the Civic District and the Central Business
District. A relaxed riverside walk or guided boat cruise offers a contrasting view of modern
skyscrapers on one side and quaint heritage buildings on the other. After sundown, a happening
nightlife scene comes alive at Clark Quay and Boat Quay.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

Take the train to Clarke Quay MRT Station on the North East Line (NE5). You can find the Clarke
Quay complex and Singapore River right around the corner.

Admission fee No admission/entrance fees.

5. Sentosa Island

Why go Dubbed as Asias Playground, Sentosa Island is home to Singapores best beaches,
resorts, a wide variety interesting spots to visit and fun things to do including Resorts World
Sentosa, The Wings of Time show, Sentosa Merlion, iFly Singapore, Wave House Sentosa, S.E.A.
Aquarium, and three beaches.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

The best way to get to Sentosa is by riding the cable car from Harbourfront Centre. Go
to HarbourFront MRT Station on the North East Line (NE1) or Circle Line (CC29), take Exit B to
Harbourfront Centre and follow the signs leading to Singapore Cable Car station at Harbourfront
Tower II. You can also take Exit E to VivoCity and go to Level 3 to board the Sentosa Express
monorail. The cheapest way is to cross the Sentosa Boardwalk from VivoCity to Resorts World
Sentosa.

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee is SGD4 if you take the Sentosa Express. Admission is
included if you get the Singapore Cable Car pass. The entrance fee is free if you take the Sentosa
Boardwalk.
6. Universal Studios Singapore

Why go Universal Studios Singapore is a good reason on its own to visit the country, especially
if youre traveling with family or friends. This thrilling world of movie magic is the first (and only)
theme park of its kind to open in Southeast Asia. It features over 20 attractions, most of which
are original or specially adapted for the park.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

You can find it in Resorts World Sentosa. From HarbourFront MRT Station on the North East Line
(NE1) or Circle Line (CC29), take Exit E to VivoCity and go to Level 3 to board the Sentosa Express
monorail. Drop off at the Waterfront Station, the first stop. Walk straight until you see Chilis
Restaurant on your right. Turn right and head towards the Universal Studios Globe. The best way
to get to Universal Studios Singapore, is by riding the cable car. Scroll up to read more tips on
how to get to Sentosa Island.

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee at Universal Studios Singapore is SGD74 per adult.
7. Singapore Zoo

Why go Visiting the Singapore Zoo is an educational and fun way to see a wide array of
animals from different continents around the globe. Its an impressive attraction on its own but if
thats not enough, you can also experience the Night Safari, River Safari, and Jurong Bird Park
located nearby.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

From Ang Mo Kio MRT Station on the North South Line (NS16), walk to Ang Mo Kio Hub (mall)
and ride Bus #138. The bus ride alone takes 30 to 45 minutes to Singapore Zoo. If you want to
save time, take the train to Kranji MRT Station on the North South Line (NS7), and ride a taxi
(SGD7 or more depending if its peak hours).

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee on Singapore Zoo tickets is SGD33 per adult. If you
want to visit the other parks, consider getting a ParkHopper ticket.
8. Helix Bridge

Why go Resembling the structure of a DNA molecule, this uniquely designed bridge is awe-
inspiring. The postcard-worthy view of the Singapore Skyline and Marina bay from the bridges
platforms is especially beautiful under the sunset twilight.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

From Bayfront MRT Station on the Circle Line (CE1/CC34), walk to The Shoppes (mall) exit. You
should see the Helix Bridge as you head towards the ArtScience Museum. It is also an easy walk
from the Esplanade building & Singapore Flyer.

Admission fee No admission / entrance fees.

9. Marina Bay Sands

Why go The Skypark perched on the rooftop deck of the iconic Marina Bay Sands offers a
breathtaking view of Singapore. Enjoy Asias largest light and water show in front of The Shoppes
(mall). This 15-minute spectacle is run every night at 8pm & 9:30pm.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

Ride the train to Bayfront MRT Station on the Circle Line (CE1/CC34). This station is connected to
The Shoppes (mall) and Marina Bay Sands (hotel).

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee is free if just walk around the mall and bayside area. A
ticket/pass to the Sands SkyPark Obeservation Deck is SGD23 per adult. Entrance to Marina Bay
Infinity Pool is available only to guests staying at the hotel.
10. Singapore Flyer

Why go For a fun experience, the Singapore Flyer found across the bay also offers amazing
overlooking views of Singapore. This giant Ferris wheel once held the title as the worlds tallest
at the time of its completion.

How to go, expenses & where to stay nearby

From Promenade MRT Station on the Circle Line (CC4), head towards Exit A and follow the signs
to the Singapore Flyer. It is also an easy walk from the Helix Bridge, Marina Bay Sands &
Esplanade building.

Admission fee Admission/entrance fee on Singapore Flyer tickets is SGD33 per adult.