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🌆 Singapore Travel Guide

What to see, where to stay, and how to get around

Singapore is a modern city-state known for its efficiency, safety, multicultural atmosphere, and futuristic skyline. It combines world-class attractions, diverse food culture, and green urban spaces, making it one of the easiest and most enjoyable destinations in Asia for first-time visitors.

1️⃣ What to see in Singapore

These are the main attractions you shouldn’t miss when visiting Singapore:

  • Marina Bay Sands & SkyPark – Iconic skyline views and infinity pool.

  • Gardens by the Bay – Futuristic gardens with the famous Supertrees.

  • Merlion Park – Singapore’s most recognisable symbol.

  • Chinatown – Temples, markets, and traditional shophouses.

  • Little India – Colourful streets, food, and cultural landmarks.

  • Sentosa Island – Beaches, theme parks, and leisure attractions.

2️⃣ Best areas to stay in Singapore

Singapore is compact, so most central areas are well connected:

  • Marina Bay – Luxury hotels and iconic views.

  • Orchard Road – Shopping district with many hotels.

  • Chinatown – Central, cultural, and good value.

  • Bugis / Kampong Glam – Trendy area with cafes and heritage streets.

3️⃣ Getting from Singapore Changi Airport to the city

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is one of the best-connected airports in the world:

  • MRT (Metro) – Clean, fast, and affordable way to reach the city.

  • Taxi or ride-hailing apps – Convenient and reasonably priced.

  • Airport shuttle services – Available for hotels across the city.

4️⃣ Getting around Singapore

Getting around Singapore is extremely easy:

  • MRT & buses – Efficient, air-conditioned, and reliable.

  • EZ-Link / contactless cards – Best way to pay for public transport.

  • Walking – Many areas are pedestrian-friendly and well signposted.

Public transport signage is clear and English is widely used.

5️⃣ 1–3 day itinerary in Singapore

1 day:
Marina Bay area, Gardens by the Bay, and evening skyline views.

2 days:
Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, and local hawker centres.

3 days:
Sentosa Island or Singapore Zoo, plus shopping or neighbourhood walks.

6️⃣ Day trips and nearby experiences

While Singapore itself offers plenty, you can also enjoy:

  • Sentosa Island – Beaches and attractions close to the city.

  • Pulau Ubin – Rustic island with nature trails.

  • Singapore Zoo & Night Safari – World-class wildlife experiences.

  • East Coast Park – Cycling, beaches, and local food spots.

7️⃣ Frequently asked questions about Singapore

Is Singapore a good destination all year round?
Yes. Singapore has a tropical climate year-round, with occasional heavy rain.

How many days do you need in Singapore?
Two to four days are ideal for a first visit.

Is Singapore expensive?
Accommodation can be costly, but food and transport are affordable.

Is Singapore safe for tourists?
Yes. It is one of the safest cities in the world.

Do people speak English in Singapore?
Yes. English is one of the official languages and widely spoken.

What is Singapore best known for?
Its cleanliness, food culture, efficient transport, and modern skyline.