Always wondered where to go first to first after arriving in Singapore? No worries we have curated our own list of Top 5 Places To Visit In Singapore based on our client reviews that scream ‘Do Not Miss These’. We have ranked these tourist spots from 1-5, though all are visit-worthy. Here are the Top 5 Places to Visit In Singapore first after arrival.

1. Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands or MBS stands first on our “Top Places To Visit in Singapore” list which is one of the finest designed resort & hotel in the world. With over 2,561 rooms, 120,000 sq.ft. convention exhibition center, a museum, restaurants having celebrity chefs, two floating crystal pavilions, art-science exhibits, 800,000 sq. ft. Marina Bay Sands mall, and the world’s largest atrium casino with 500 tables and 1600 slot machines. Marina Bay Sands is one of the most prominent landmarks of Singapore. The hotel includes three towers connected by a 340-metre-long Sky Park at the top, which has a capacity of having 3902 guests. Marina Bay Sands also has 150-metre infinity swimming pool set on the top of world’s largest public cantilevered platform, which overhangs the north tower by 66.5 meters. Only hotel guests can visit the infinity swimming pool but anyone can access the Sky Park. You can view the Singapore City sky line from here.

2. Gardens By the Bay

If you are a budding horticulturist or a nature lover, then Gardens by the Bay must be in your bucket list of travel. This nature park has a size of 101 hectares or 250 acres has three waterfront gardens. First one being the Flower Garden is the world’s largest glass greenhouse.

Cloud Forest represents the cool and moist conditions found in tropical regions of South East Asia, Central America and South America. Cloud Mountain which is a part of Cloud Forest at a height of 42 metres, descends with a circular path, with a 35-metre waterfall that provides cool and refreshing air to tourists.

The circular path represents levels, each have different themes which include The Lost World, The Cavern, The Waterfall View, The crystal Mountain, The Cloud Forest Gallery, Forest Theatre and The Secret Garden. The third one is the Supertrees which has 18 tree like structures with a range of between 25 metres and 50 metres are home to enclaves of serene exotic ferns, vines, orchids and a vast collection of bromeliads

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3. Sentosa

Sentosa Island is a small island resort located off the southern coast of Singapore’s main island, offering themed attractions such as Butterfly park and Insect Kingdom with over 15000 butterflies of more than 50 species. Scentopia which is Singapore’s first augmented reality perfume making experience. Watch Wings Of Time a multimedia performance show with your family. Experience thrill in Sentosa 4D Adventureland which is Singapore’s and Southeast Asia’s first four-dimensional theatre. Sentosa also has other attractions that include Mega Adventure Park, The Royal Albatross, Fort Siloso that is Singapore’s only preserved fort, Flow Barrel, The Skyline Luge and the Skyride that features self-steering gravity driven three wheel cart, Madame Tussauds which is a chain of wax attractions situated at Imbiah Lookout.

4. Universal Studios

Universal Studios is a theme park located in the easternmost part of Resorts World Sentosa, which features 28 rides, shows and attractions in seven themed zones. It is one of the six Universal Studio Theme Parks around the world. The movie-based themes include Hollywood, New York, Sci-fi City, Ancient Egypt, The Lost World and Far Far Away. 

Holiday is the main entrance which has only one attraction which is the Broadway Theatre and small restaurants around it.

New York City the second one, is completely based on the New York City in the era of post modernisation

Sci fi City theme is completely based on metropolises of future. It is the home of pair of dual roller coasters

Ancient Egypt features pyramids and obelisks, it is based on the historical adaptation of Ancient Egypt during the 1930s of early Egyptian exploration.

The Lost World presents traditional attractions present in most of the Universal Studios around the world. Lost Worlds is divided in two parts: Jurassic Park and The Waterworld.

Far Fra Away is based on everyone’s favorite childhood movie The Shrek franchise by DreamWorks Animations. It has many locations from the film series including the castle.

5. Singapore Botanic gardens

Lastly on our list of Top 5 Places To Visit In Singapore stands the Botanical Gardens of Singapore, which is also honoured as UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Orchid Gardens is one of the main attraction of the Botanical Gardens and is further divided into parts. Visit Burkill Hall which is a colonial plantation bungalow built in 1886.

Feel the serene VIP Orchid Garden that display hybrids of the most popular VIP orchids found on the planet. Lookout for Orchidarium which is ‘Heaven On Earth’ for serious orchid lovers which presents natural species in tropical setting.

See colourful collections of different types of hybrids and fragrant orchids like Vanda Mimi Palmer at the Tan Hoon Siang Misthouse. Also don’t forget to visit the Lady Yuen-Peng McNiece bromeliad house that showcases plants from the Bromeliaceous family  which includes pineapple and the last one is the Coolhouse which is an effort to recreate the environment of tropical highland forests and showcases orchids from that region.

Other attractions at the Singapore Botanical Garden include the Rainforest which is a small tropical rainforest of around 6 hectares and is older than the garden itself. The Ginger Garden presents the Zingiberaceae family of plants and also has a waterfall as well. The Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden  has play areas like water play area, small playground, tree houses with slides and a maze.

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