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Universal Studios Singapore
Universal Studios Singapore is Southeast Asia's first and only Universal Studios theme park Be transported by adrenaline-pumping rides, interactive shows and a wide variety of exciting attractions based on the blockbuster movies and television series you know and love so well. Welcome in and enjoy the ride! △ Illumination's Minion Land: Step into the world of Illumination's Despicable Me and share a fun-filled day of laughs and mischief with your favourite characters. △ Hollywood:Stroll down the Walk of Fame on Hollywood Boulevard and onto the sets of your favourite blockbuster movies. △ New York:Walk the sidewalks of the Big Apple and experience the energy of NYC, just as you've seen it in the movies. △ Sci-Fi City:Explore this action-packed futuristic metropolis, home to adrenaline rides including TRANSFORMERS The Ride: The Ultimate 3D battle and Battlestar Galactica: HUMAN vs. CYLON △ Ancient Egypt:Step back into 1920s Egypt and explore ancient obelisks, the riddles of the Sphinx and curse-ridden rides. △ The Lost World:Walk with dinosaurs in Jurassic Park and watch death-defying stunts at WaterWorld's sensational water show. △ Far Far Away:Step into the fairytale kingdom of Far Far Away with castles, green ogres, a talking donkey and magic potions.Singapore · Singapore
Gardens by the Bay
Lilytopia 1.Introduction Gardens by the Bay's first Ancient Egypt-themed floral display, Lilytopia, presents a side of the country rarely seen. While Egypt is often linked to vast dunes and monumental stone structures, this display brings to life its gardens and vibrant colours — elements that once defined its landscapes and culture. Back then, lush gardens lined the Nile and sat within palaces and temples. Temples were painted with hieroglyphs using mineral and botanical pigments, depicting myth, daily life and belief systems. Over time, these colours have faded, leaving behind the stone structures familiar today. Lilytopia revisits this palette lost through time. Visitors journey through Nile-fed gardens, vividly coloured temple settings and artefacts inspired by the Egypt of long ago. Lilies in a spectrum of colours and sweet fragrance anchor the display. A key highlight is the Egyptian Blue Lotus — a water lily revered as a symbol of rebirth and the sun, so prized it was buried with pharaohs. 2.Date:21 Aug 2026——27 Sep 2026 3.Location:Flower Dome 4.Highlights Walk through a formal Egyptian garden of before Witness the interpretation of a formal ancient Egyptian garden in Flower Dome. Such gardens were often walled and rectangular, with a central pool containing fish and aquatic plants. Lilytopia's pond also pays tribute to the Nile, whose waters nourished fertile land and sustained agriculture, communities and gardens amid Egypt's arid landscape. The Great Temple of Abu Simbel The 4.5m-tall façade, inspired by the Great Temple of Abu Simbel in southern Egypt, anchors the display in Flower Dome. It recreates the four colossal, seated statues of King Ramesses II that dominate the original rock-cut temple, which he commissioned around 1264 BC. Egyptian hieroglyphs Witness the colourful hieroglyphs on the walls and columns, inspired by the Temple of Hathor at Dendera, one of Egypt's best-preserved temple complexes. Its surviving painted carvings and plant motifs offer a glimpse of the vivid palette that once adorned Egypt. Solar barque Witness the solar barque in Flower Dome, a sacred vessel in ancient Egyptian belief associated with the sun god Ra's daily journey across the sky and nightly passage through the underworld. Disney Garden of Wonder Disney Garden of Wonder returns to Floral Fantasy for a second magical season, featuring all-new horticultural displays of beloved characters – including familiar faces from Disney and Pixar's “Toy Story 5” and Disney's “FROZEN” making their floral debut in Singapore. Wander through floral scenes that bring to life fan-favourite Disney and Pixar stories: from a dreamy tableau inspired by the Hundred Acre Wood to Mickey Mouse & Friends playfully “going local” in Singapore. Date & Time:June 8, 2026 (Monday) to March 14, 2027 (Sunday), 10:00 am - 9:00 pm Location:Floral Fantasy Jurassic World: The Experience The experience features 13 exciting zones for visitors to explore, with highlights including an awe-inspiring 8.5-meter-tall Brachiosaurus, a hands-on nursery where guests can spend time with baby dinosaurs, and a face-to-face moment with the fearsome Tyrannosaurus rex. Visitors can also search for tiny Compsognathus, or “Compys,” hidden throughout lush garden pathways. More than 72,000 plants thrive in Cloud Forest, with more than 50 species with lineages that can be traced back to the Jurassic period, such as ferns, cycads and conifers. These plants once thrived alongside dinosaurs and even served as food for them. Date & Time:From Thu, 29 May 2025 9.00am - 9.00pm Location:Cloud Forest Flower Dome Be awed by the Flower Dome's beauty and its sheer size — this cavernous cooled conservatory holds the Guinness World Record for the largest glass greenhouse! Come explore and learn more about this innovative megastructure that literally brings the world's flora under one roof. Opening Hours:Daily 9.00am – 9.00pm (Last admission at 8.30pm) Recommended Visit Duration:1 hour 2025 Floral Displays in Flower Dome: Cloud Forest Make your way to the mountain's peak. Take a closer look at unusual vegetation native to cloud forest habitats, typically found at some 2,000 metres above sea level. Look out for carnivorous plants such as pitcher plants and Venus Flytraps set against a verdant carpet of delicate ferns and mosses — all while enjoying spectacular views of the Marina Bay waterfront. Opening Hours:Daily 9.00am – 9.00pm (Last admission at 8.30pm) Recommended Visit Duration:1.5 hour Misting Hours:10.00am, 12.00pm, 2.00pm, 4.00pm, 6.00pm, 8.00pm daily Floral Fantasy A stone's throw from Bayfront MRT station, Floral Fantasy offers a magical escape among suspended bouquets and creative floral arrangements. Here, explore diverse garden landscapes that segue into each other through a meandering space. Along the way, stop by a vivarium populated by tiny poison dart frogs in a gamut of stunning hues! Opening Hours: Mon - Fri 10.00am – 7.00pm (Last admission at 6.30pm) Sat, Sun & PH 10.00am – 8.00pm (Last admission at 7.30pm) Recommended Visit Duration:1 hour Supertree Observatory Get your cameras ready! Located at the tallest Supertree's canopy, the Supertree Observatory offers unparalleled views of Gardens by the Bay's lush surrounds and the Marina Bay area. Enjoy refreshments, an immersive digital learning experience, endless photo opportunities, and an unforgettable time at the Gardens' highest point! [Garden Rhapsody] Be dazzled by the magnificent sight of our Supertrees coming alive! Immerse yourself in this spectacular light and sound show happening twice nightly at 7.45pm and 8.45pm! Opening Hours:Daily 9.00am - 9.00pm (Last admission at 8.30pm) Recommended Visit Duration:45 minsSingapore · Singapore
Night Safari
As dusk falls, the shutters open at the Night Safari, welcoming you into a world of nocturnal creatures and their mysterious habitats. Your eyes will take a while to adjust to the darkness here, but once they do, you'll be greeted by close to 900 animals from over 100 species in this world's first nocturnal wildlife park. 41% of these species are threatened, including many indigenous to the region, such as the endangered Asian elephant, Malayan tapir and Malayan tiger. For those who prefer exploring the park on wheels, a Tram Safari ride with live commentary will you across six geographical zones of the world, from the rugged Himalayan Foothills to the jungles of Southeast Asia. Exploring the park on one of the four walking trails lets you see even more animals not visible from the tram. Among them are the Fishing Cat Trail that recreates a nighttime trek through the jungles of Singapore, and the popular Leopard Trail, which features the largest collection of wildlife indigenous to Southeast Asia. Be sure to catch the newest Southern Three-banded Armadillo in action at the new Explorer Outpost along Fishing Cat Trail while you're there. △ Keep an eye out for all kinds of animals, from elephants to anteaters and zebras along the Safari Tram Ride! △ Learn about the Aardvarks and meet the Malayan Tigers at the East Lodge Trail in Night Safari! △ The Sunda Pangolins have are extremely difficult to care for due to their specialised diet. Learn more about them and more at the Fishing Cat Trail in Night Safari! △ Get on an up-close and personal experience with the animals, including feeding the elephants, when you hop on the Safari Adventure Tour. △ The multi-sensory wildlife Night Safari adventure comes with an onboard tram commentarySingapore · Singapore
Singapore Oceanarium
Into the Glowcean : Dive into a world of glowing wonder Let wonder take over as you wander in the deep.Neon illuminates the dark. Marine life lights up the heart. Experience the ocean in a whole new light. Oceanic Glow See the ocean's beauty come alive through glowing marine-life sculptures crafted using traditional techniques by Megan Foo, Singapore's only glass neon artist. Date: 5 Sep to 1 Nov Time: 10am to 8pm Duration: All day Locations: Spirit of Exploration, After Shark Seas, After Coral Gardens, Artificial Habitats, Whale Fall Silent Disco: Deep Blue Beats This one-night-only event offers exclusive after-hours access to selected zones – combining music, light and marine discovery in a distinctive dance setting. Date: 19 Sep Time: 8pm to 11pm Duration: 3 hours Skeleton Dive Feed Witness an underwater spectacle as our skeleton-costumed divers feed and swim among a myriad of marine animals. Date: 5 Sep to 1 Nov Time: 4pm daily, except Monday and Friday Location: Open Ocean Location: Singapore Oceanarium, Level 1 Sweet Treats for Kids Sweeten your visit with daily treats and glowing Halloween memories. While stocks last. Date: 5 Sep to 1 Nov Weekdays: 2.30pm Weekends/School Holidays: 11.30am, 3.30pm Location: Shark Seas Neon Face-Painting Choose your favourite marine animal and watch it glow in the dark with neon face/body paint. Available as an add-on experience for $15. Date: 5 to 13 Sep Duration: 11am to 3pm Duration: 5 to 10 minutes Location: Shark Seas Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies Go behind the scenes to discover how sea jellies are cared for. During the school holidays, participants can also craft and take home a Glowing Air Plant Sea Jelly. English workshops: 12pm, 3pm Mandarin workshops: 11.15am Duration: 45 minutes Air Plant Sea Jelly Making Craft and take home a one-of-a-kind air plant nestled inside a 3D-printed, glow-in-the-dark sea jelly. Limited to the first 20 walk-in participants each day, while stocks last. Date: 5 to 13 Sep Time: 11am to 1pm Location: Open Ocean Manta Ray Lantern Making Make a manta ray lantern in this fun, family-friendly activity and bring home a little ocean-inspired glow. Date: 13 Sep and 20 Sep Time: 1pm to 4pm Duration: 15 to 20 minutes Location: Spirit of Exploration Be a Light Painter Try your hand at light painting, and take home an instant photo from this interactive experience. Date: 26 Sep to 1 Nov Subject to availability. Limited to 1 printout per group. Time: 12pm to 6pm Location: Ocean Dome Light Painting Live Watch acclaimed light painter Lawrence Koh paint a captivating story inspired by marine life and the living ocean. Date: 3, 10, 17, 24 and 31 Oct Time: 3.30pm and 5pm Duration: 10 to 15 minutes Location: Open Ocean Symphony in the Sea Experience a captivating LED violin performance by renowned violinist Jocelyn Ng, blending music, dance and spectacular ocean views. Date: 4 Oct, 18 Oct and 1 Nov Time: 2.30pm, 4.30pm Duration: 10 minutes Location: Open Ocean Make Your Own Neon Artwork Craft your own glowing neon artwork with marine-inspired designs and bring home a unique ocean-themed keepsake. Date: 11 Oct and 25 Oct Time: 12pm to 4pm Duration: 10 to 20 minutes Location: Spirit of Exploration Shrink Keychain Making by Wild Space Make a personalised marine-themed keychain inspired by the deep sea during this creative school holiday activity. Date: 5 to 12 Sep Time: 1pm to 4pm Duration: 10 to 20 minutes Location: Spirit of Exploration Celebrating a Vibrant Ocean The Singapore Oceanarium, located at Resorts World Sentosa, is one of the leading marine institutions dedicated to inspiring a deeper understanding and love for the ocean and aquatic life, while advocating for ocean conservation efforts. We focus on advancing marine education and research and support the conservation and protection of endangered species. The Singapore Oceanarium integrates authentic ecological environments, marine-themed stories, cutting-edge digital technologies, and immersive interactive experiences. By combining knowledge and experience, we guide the public to gain a deeper understanding of the marine world and reflect on its significance and application in real life. We have established long-term collaborations with multiple organizations and are accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) in the United States. We are also members of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and the Southeast Asian Zoos and Aquariums Association (SEAZA). These accreditations and partnerships reflect our commitment to nurturing ocean protectors and driving positive change. The Singapore Oceanarium also houses a research and learning center, equipped with professional facilities that provide exclusive space for research, conservation, and community outreach activities. The center is designed with an eco-friendly philosophy, utilizing solar power and has been awarded the "Green Building Certification Platinum Award (Zero Energy)" by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore. Inspiring Action through Exploration The Singapore Oceanarium is a leading marine institution, dedicated to inspiring a deeper understanding and love for the ocean and aquatic life, while advocating for ocean conservation. Here, marine science, in-depth interaction, and conservation advocacy are integrated, bridging the gap between humans and the ocean to drive meaningful change. Commitment to Ocean Conservation With ocean conservation as our core mission, we are actively involved in protecting endangered species. We have successfully bred the critically endangered round stingray in captivity, and the juvenile rays have been carefully nurtured to healthy adulthood, marking an important breakthrough in the protection of this species. The Ocean World, Reimagined The Singapore Oceanarium integrates authentic ecological environments, marine-themed stories, cutting-edge digital technologies, and immersive interactive experiences. By combining knowledge and experience, we guide the public to gain a deeper understanding of the marine world. The park features 22 multisensory exhibit zones, where each exploration brings visitors closer to the wonders of the deep sea. Accreditation and Certification We maintain long-term collaborations with multiple organizations and have achieved accreditation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). We are also members of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and the Southeast Asian Zoos and Aquariums Association (SEAZA). This underscores our unwavering commitment to ocean conservation and our steadfast belief in maintaining high standards for animal welfare. Fostering Future Ocean Guardians We believe that a passion for the ocean must lead to tangible change. Through immersive educational experiences and hands-on conservation programs—including volunteer actions and citizen science initiatives—the Singapore Oceanarium is dedicated to empowering the next generation and inspiring them to take on the mission of protecting our blue planet. Here, curiosity fosters commitment, and knowledge leads to action. Singapore Oceanarium Research and Learning Center The Research and Learning Center at the Singapore Oceanarium is a hub for education, marine research, and conservation activities. The center features immersive learning laboratories, collaborative workspaces, specialized seminar rooms, and rooftop event spaces, enhancing the educational experience while providing advanced facilities for researchers to carry out important studies and disseminate marine scientific knowledge.The center has earned the "Green Building Certification Platinum Award (Zero Energy)" for its use of solar energy and intelligent design, minimizing environmental impact and demonstrating our strong commitment to sustainable development.Singapore · Singapore
Singapore Zoo
Located on the north-western side of the island, the Singapore Zoo is a haven for wondrous wildlife and a must-visit for animal lovers. This beloved establishment first opened its gates to the public in 1973, and has since become one of the best rainforest zoos in the world. Besides being home to over 2,800 animals from 300 species—including crocodiles, Malayan tapirs and white tigers—the zoo has won a trove of international and local awards. These include plaudits from Forbes Traveler as one of the best zoos in the world, the Asian Attraction Awards for Most Popular Attraction in the Wildlife Park category and the STB 22nd Tourism Award for Best Leisure Attraction Experience of the Year. It was ranked as one of the 3 zoos in the world by the Travellers' Choice Award in 2018. Take a walk on the wild side with us and discover what the Singapore Zoo has to offer. △ Go Wild with the Singapore Zoo, a world-famous "Open Concept” zoo which offers the opportunity to experience and be inspired by the wonders of nature.Visit the orang utans at their island home in Singapore Zoo! △ Make your visit extra wild! Go behind-the-scenes and get closer to our wildlife with a Private Buggy when you go on the Singapore Zoo Signature Tour △ Experience feeding the animals at the Singapore Zoo △ Don't miss the award winning Singapore Zoo for a real wildlife experience △ See over 2,000 animals from over 300 species in a natural rainforest environment △ Try your hand at Rhino Feeding at the Singapore Zoo! △ Besides the grey kangaroos and agile wallabies from Australia, this exhibit also showcases the tree kangaroos from Papua New Guinea. △ Together with the nimble Nubian ibexes, the Hamadryas baboons rule the rugged rockscape of the Great Rift Valley of Ethiopia △ Get to know the African Lion in Wild Africa at the Singapore Zoo!Singapore · Singapore
Sentosa
Situated to the south of Singapore, Sentosa Island is a famous resort where Singaporeans like to spend their vacations. It is also the first choice destination for foreign tourists visiting Singapore for fun. Sentosa Island has exciting facilities for entertainment and family oriented activities, for example the South East Asia Aquarium, Siloso Beach, and Trick Eye Museum.Singapore · Singapore
Marina Bay
Marina Bay is downtown Singapore's most beautiful harbor. Transportation is extremely convenient and it links together many famous attractions including Merlion Park, the Marina Bay Sands hotel, the Helix Bridge, the Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Barrage. During daytime hours there's plenty to see and do around the downtown area, while at night, the bright lights give the city a magical air. Visitors can easily spend the whole day walking around Marina Bay discovering the various points of interest, while experiencing the way the city transforms as twilight falls. Enjoy a free laser light show projected in Marina Bay, presented every evening.Singapore · Singapore
Jewel Changi Airport
Jewel Changi Airport: A real-life Zootopia Jewel Changi Airport is a newly built landmark in Singapore, located in front of Terminal 1 of Changi Airport. It is a comprehensive complex featuring entertainment, shopping, leisure, accommodation, dining, garden views, and aviation facilities. The Shiseido Forest Valley serves as the centerpiece of Jewel Changi Airport, being one of Singapore's largest indoor plant displays and a marvelous airport garden with access points on different levels of the building. "Jewel Changi Airport in Bloom – A Unique Experience Like No Other!" will kick off on May 24 at Jewel Changi Airport, offering visitors a spectacular multi-sensory floral experience. From surreal installations to exquisite arrangements, visitors can look forward to admiring large-scale floral displays across five distinct zones at the Canopy Park. These exhibitions are meticulously designed by award-winning Singaporean horticultural designer Andy Eng. Vibrant floral clusters will adorn the Canopy Park, complemented by fragrant scents and immersive music, transporting visitors to a floral paradise. Don't miss renowned Japanese floral artist Megumi Shinozaki's large-scale floral artworks crafted from fresh and preserved flowers at the Floral Garden, creating a breathtaking visual feast. Hedge maze: Get lost in the hedge maze! The vibrant sunflower displays will immerse you, evoking feelings of happiness and joy. Mirror Maze: Admire the beautiful hanging floral installations in the mirror maze. The combination of flowers and the charm of the mirror maze creates a mesmerizing kaleidoscope of colors at every turn for visitors. Shrub garden: The Shrub Garden will take you on a journey blending fantasy and adventure, sparking your imagination. Interactive carnivorous plants like Venus flytraps and Spanish moss hanging from trees create an air of mystery, waiting for you to explore!Singapore · Singapore
River Wonders
River Safari is a river-themed zoo located in northern Singapore. It hosts 5000 animals, including endangered species. The park is divided into ecosystems around the world, including the Yangtze River in China, the Mississippi River in America, the Nile in Egypt, the Mekong in Southeast Asia and the Amazon running through South America. The park offers a 15-minute cruise on the Upper Seletar Reservoir and see unique wildlife from all over the globe. Another major attraction is the pair of giant pandas, Kai Kai and Jia Jia, representing over 20 years of amicable relations between Singapore and China. △ Observe the Giant Pandas Jiajia & Kaikai at the Giant Panda Forest of River Wonders Singapore. △ Get up-close to Shant and learn about the Indian Gharials at the Ganges River zone of River Wonders! △ Learn about the Squirrel Monkeys, the most abundant monkey species of the Amazon Forest, only in the Wild Amazonia zone in River Wonders! △ Make friends with the Giant River OttersSingapore · Singapore
National Gallery Singapore
[New Exhibiton] Art Remembers National Gallery Singapore presents Art Remembers, athought-provoking contemporary art exhibition that explores how artists across Singapore and Southeast Asia engage with archives to reframe histories, preserve memories, and imagine newfutures. The exhibition brings together 20 works, featuring newcommissions and key works from Singapore's National Collection. Through the eyes of artists,Art Remembers invites visitors to reconsider the past and imagine the future of archives as livingspaces, while uncovering overlooked stories and revealing the power of art to shape how we remember. Date:21 Aug - 18 Oct 2026 Where: City Hall Wing, Level 3, Entrance to UOB Singtel Gallery 1 General Admission ticket required Lai Foong Moi: Crossings Presenting the first solo exhibition of underexplored Nanyang artist Lai Foong Moi since the 1960s, the exhibition brings together paintings and archival materials that offer new perspectives on Lai's artistic legacy, including her contemplative portrayals of identity, gender, labour and urban life during the 1960s to 1970s – a period of profound transformation in Singapore and Malaya. As the second edition of National Gallery Singapore's Dalam Singapore series, which spotlights significant yet underexplored artists and stories from Singapore's art history, Crossings reintroduces Lai's practice to a new generation of audiences while deepening understanding of her place within Singapore's artistic heritage. Date:14 Aug 2026 – 3 Oct 2027 Where:City Hall Wing, Level 2, DBS Singapore Gallery General Admission ticket required The National Gallery Singapore is a premier visual arts institution showcasing Southeast Asian and Singaporean art. Located in the heart of Singapore's Civic District, it occupies two national monuments: the former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings. It houses the world's largest public collection of Singaporean and Southeast Asian art, with over 8,000 artworks. ▲ Step into an art treasure trove and admire each masterpiece up close. ▲ Experience the blend of modern aesthetics and traditional beauty in its architectural design. ▲ Marvel at the majestic and ornate buildings of the Supreme Court and City Hall. ▲ Enjoy the enchanting views after nightfall.Singapore · Singapore
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_TI***dy26 September 2026
5.0
Went to USS with family. It was fun. Visit the Sanario cafe and Minion lands.
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Athambawa Jaleel26 September 2026
5.0
Flower Dome is such a beautiful contrast to the coolness of Cloud Forest right next door — the moment you step in, you're greeted by this bright, airy space filled with color, from vibrant tulip displays to towering baobabs and centuries-old olive trees imported all the way from the Mediterranean and beyond. As the world's largest glass greenhouse, the sheer scale of that curved glass-and-steel roof letting natural light flood in makes the whole space feel open and alive, almost like walking through a botanical gallery rather than a typical greenhouse.What I found most impressive is how the dome recreates a cool, dry Mediterranean-meets-semi-arid climate — meaning you get to walk past flora from places like South Africa, California, and the Canary Islands, all thriving side by side in one carefully engineered microclimate. And with seasonal flower displays rotating throughout the year (cherry blossoms, sunflowers, tulips depending on when you visit), no two trips ever really feel the
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_TI***a823 September 2026
5.0
This is definitely a different kind of experience. Highly recommend timing your visit, so you can get the most of it, like shows etc.
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Anonymous user23 September 2026
5.0
Very easy to redeem ticket . Staff at entrance will help how to find the QR code too . A very relaxing place watching all kinds of colourful fishes in the aquarium . Worth the visit . We spent 2 hours inside .
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Ariunaa g14 September 2026
5.0
Singapore zoo is one of the best zoos i have ever visited. It has some unique wilderness in the park area. Also they hold some performance shows of animals and it was really entertaining for kids
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卡皮巴拉游世界2 September 2026
5.0
There are so many attractions on the island, from family-friendly thrills to indoor and outdoor activities, catering to all budgets. I highly recommend Universal Studios, located at the southernmost tip of mainland Asia; don't miss the chance to apply for a tourist pass. Transportation is convenient, and if possible, consider staying on the island for 2-3 days.
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Jj4ype331 August 2026
5.0
Marina Bay Sands looks completely different depending on when you see it. I thought one visit was enough… then I kept coming back at different times like it was a new place every time 😂
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Ssenych4 September 2026
5.0
I really like this place, it feels like 2050, btw there are free tours if you stay in Singapore less than 24 hours and a lot of attractions around Jewel, so come 8 hrs before your flight :)
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水果辣姐姐3 September 2026
5.0
Compared to the zoo, this place has more indoor areas, so you'll inevitably have to walk a lot. Be prepared. The boat ride is basically a track-based attraction; if you sit in the front row, your shoes will get completely wet. Although we brought raincoats, water poured into the boat from the front, soaking my socks too. Luckily, the weather was hot, so they dried quickly.
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Davisnang21 August 2026
5.0
National gallery singapore is like the art museumBusiness Hours:Address:Tips:Reasons to Recommend:
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