TOP 10 things to do in SINGAPORE

Here are our top 10 picks. Number 10. Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade. It's the perfect spot to experience every sight of Singapore. Stroll the promenade for amazing city views. Don't miss the Helix Bridge, a pedestrian walkway overlooking the skyline. Marina Bay Sands is world-famous, featuring an observation deck with stunning 360-degree views. See the city on one side and the stunning gardens by the bay on the other. Plus, the head to Merlion Park to see the iconic statue, half fish, half lion. Number 9. Cool Neighborhoods. Singapore is a melting pot of diverse cultures. Check out Kampong Glam, home to the Sultan, mosque and deep Malay heritage. Explore trendy boutiques and cafes along the famous Haji Lane, or shop for fabrics and perfumes on Arab Street. Then there's Chinatown, packed with history, temples and classic architecture. Make sure to visit the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Sri Mariam Man Temple. See Singapore's oldest Hindu temple and the historic Fian Hock King Chinese Temple. Explore Pagoda Street's Heritage Centre and the beautiful Jamie Mosque nearby. Next is Little India, the heart of Singapore's vibrant Indian culture. Don't miss the colourful Tanting Nia Villa, standing since the 1900s. Number 8. Sentosa. If you head to the beach here, you might find it hard to believe that these stunning, Instagram-worthy beaches are actually man-made. Singapore imported sand to create these delightful tropical escapes. With year-round sunshine and budget-friendly fun, you can easily spend a day or two in this island paradise. Be sure to check out the beaches and try some exciting water sports. You can reach Sentosa by cable car, skitram or car. For the best experience, take the cable car to see multiple spots across the island. If you're there in the evening, catch Magical Shores, a multi-sensory light and sound show happening nightly between 7.30 and 10.30 pm. Completely free. The island also hosts various theme parks and other attractions. Check our travel guide for more tips. By the way, our guide is a handy mobile PDF. It covers the top 10 things to do in Singapore, plus 10 extra spots, maps, and essential info to help make your trip to Singapore stress-free. Number 7, Fort Canning Park, Former Home of the Malay Kings and the British Far East Command Centre. Significant History Happened on this hill. Don't miss the 19th-century Fort Gate. A popular spot for events. The park also features nine gardens. The St. Nila Utama Garden is a highlight, blending traditional Malay design, blending Javanese culture through its structure, design, and plants. There's also the Raffles Garden, named after Singapore's founder. Showcasing plants from all across Southeast Asia. By the way, don't miss the nearby Fort Canning Lighthouse. Check out the Artisans Garden, dating back to the 14th century. And the site of one of the country's biggest archaeological digs. Locals call it Forbidden Hill, as it's said to be haunted by ancient kings buried here. Number 6, Shopping Singapore is a true shopping paradise where you could easily spend days browsing. Clarke Quay is where the nightlife really comes alive with its many bars and clubs. By day, it's a great spot for shopping too. Right by the Singapore River, you can even hop on a cruise. Buja Street, if you're hunting for some great deals. Head to the Buja Street Market. There's a huge variety here, with bazaars around every corner selling souvenirs, home goods, and clothes. You've got three floors and over 600 shops to explore. Orchard Road is the retail heart of the city, offering everything from local gems to high-end international luxury brands. It's packed with about 5,000 shops and restaurants. Check out the Heritage Malls, or places like Orchard Mall, which features some pretty unique architecture. The shops at Marina Bay Sands is where you'll find the latest fashion trends, with a focus on luxury labels. If you're after top-notch quality and the latest styles, the shops at Marina Bay Sands has exactly what you need. You'll also find the latest tech, toys, souvenirs, and more. Since you'll be shopping, you'll need a UK-style travel adapter, which Singapore also uses to keep your devices charged. Singapore uses Type G plugs, same as the UK. We suggest grabbing one before you head over. Honestly, a universal adapter is a smart buy for all your future trips. A huge thanks to Septics for sponsoring this video. Did you know different adapters charge your gear at different speeds? Sometimes, they're painfully slow. And when you're traveling, you need a fast charge. Septics just dropped a new adapter built for super-fast charging. With its attachments, you can juice up four devices at once, which is a lifesaver since hotel rooms never have enough outlets. Plus, you can just toss the right attachment in your bag. Check out the Septics website to find the perfect one for you. Number 5, Changi Airport. Singapore Changi Airport isn't just a hub, it's a tourist destination itself. In 2020, it was voted the world's best airport for the eighth time running. From endless dining, shopping, and entertainment options to incredible indoor gardens, it's easy to see why it won. Most shops are in the Jewel, right outside Terminal 1. One major highlight is the Forest Valley, a walk-through nature space with a central waterfall. The Rain Vortex is the tallest indoor waterfall. And at night, it puts on a light show. A slide? Yes, Changi has a slide. To get you to your gate, plus canopy park with tons of themed fun. Parks and gardens where you can kick back. Changi Airport has plenty more to offer, too. Check out our guide for more details. Number 4, Hapar Villa. It's a cultural park that brings together everything you love about Asian heritage. One of the last of its kind anywhere. It's packed with history, art, and beautiful pavilions. Hapar Villa features over a thousand statues and dioramas. Bringing Chinese myths and legends to life. The park hosts events, performances, markets, and even lifestyle. Activities like yoga classes. The sculptures and architecture are inspired by traditional Chinese designs. It's a fantastic way to dive into Singapore's cultural roots. 3. Singapore Botanic Gardens. These stunning, massive gardens are an official UNESCO World Heritage Site. They're a local favorite for jogging or bird watching. And the best part? It's totally free to enter. This 60-acre space features highlights like the National Orchid Garden, the SBG Heritage Museum, and plenty more. You'll also find tons of spots to grab a bite or just relax. Number 2, Food and Markets. With Singapore's diverse culture. From Chinese and Malay to Indian and Indonesian roots. The one thing that truly brings everyone together is the food. Food is truly the heart and soul of Singapore. Despite diverse religious beliefs and dietary choices. Everyone comes together to enjoy shared meals. Most locals prefer hawker centers or food courts. Rather than restaurants, thanks to the incredible variety. They're also super affordable and located all over the city. Once you're there, you'll see rows of stalls. Each with its own specialties, plus plenty of seating to grab a bite. If you've got time, try the world's cheapest Michelin-starred meal. Soy Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodles. It's world-class for just a few bucks. Don't miss the famous Newton Food Center, a huge hit. With tourists and a star location in the Hollywood movie. Crazy Rich Asians. Number 1, Gardens by the Bay. A paradise for nature lovers, this 250-acre space. Features three incredible areas, Bay South, Bay East. And Bay Central Garden. It's world-renowned for its lush greenery and mission to inspire. A love for nature in every visitor. Here are the must-see spots. First, the OCBC Skyway, which offers amazing bird's-eye views. Suspended between two supertrees, it's 128 meters long. For an even better look at Marina Bay, head up to the observatory. Atop the tallest supertree, 50 meters in the air. Don't miss the Garden Rhapsody, a stunning lights and sound show. Catch it for free every night at 7.45 and 8.45 pm. You can even experience it from the OCBC Skyway for a small fee. The Cloud Forest, home to a breathtaking indoor. Waterfall and a collection of rare plants. The Flower Dome in the South Gardens features flowers from five continents. It's a massive space and just one of many incredible spots. To see in Singapore. Don't forget to check out our other videos.