Explore Singapore

The Singapore Flyer is a 165-metre observation wheel beside Marina Bay, officially opened on 15 April 2008. Its 28 air-conditioned capsules each hold up to 28 passengers and turn above a three-storey terminal building, with views over the bay, the city centre and Gardens by the Bay during one rotation.

Gardens by the Bay is a park of about 100 hectares on reclaimed land beside Marina Reservoir; its main garden, Bay South, opened in 2012. It holds the Supertree Grove, steel tree-shaped structures covered in plants and linked by an aerial walkway, and two cooled glass conservatories: the Flower Dome, with plants from dry Mediterranean climates, and the Cloud Forest.

Science Centre Singapore is a science museum in Jurong East, opened in 1977 in a building designed by Raymond Woo, with hands-on exhibition galleries and live science shows. The same complex holds the Omni-Theatre, an IMAX dome cinema opened in 1987, KidsSTOP, a science play space for children up to eight, and a public observatory.

River Wonders is a river-themed zoo and aquarium in Mandai, set between Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, with Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure nearby. It opened in 2013 as River Safari and took its present name in 2021. Its 12 hectares hold freshwater habitats of the world's rivers, a boat ride, manatees and the giant pandas Kai Kai and Jia Jia.

Night Safari is a nocturnal zoo in Mandai, where it sits together with Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure. Opened in 1994 on 35 hectares of secondary rainforest, it shows more than 900 animals after dark, seen from a tram that crosses the park or along walking trails.

Singapore Zoo opened in 1973 on 28 hectares at the edge of Upper Seletar Reservoir in Mandai, where it sits together with Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure. Its more than 4,200 animals live in open enclosures separated from visitors by moats, glass and hidden barriers, and it keeps a large group of orangutans.

Bird Paradise is a bird park in Mandai that opened in 2023 as the successor to Jurong Bird Park; it sits together with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders and Rainforest Wild Adventure. Its 17 hectares hold eight walk-in aviaries, each planted to recreate a habitat such as South American rainforest or an East African forest, and a penguin exhibit.

Rainforest Wild Adventure is a wildlife park in Mandai, where it sits together with Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders and Bird Paradise. Its WEST zone opened in 2025 as Rainforest Wild ASIA and an EAST zone has since been added. Elevated walkways and forest treks lead past 58 species from Asian and African rainforests, among them okapi and Diana monkeys.

The Singapore Discovery Centre is a museum on Singapore's history, society and defence in Jurong West, beside the SAFTI Military Institute, opened by the Ministry of Defence in 1996. Its galleries trace the country from colonial times to the present, and on its grounds stand retired military hardware such as an A-4 Skyhawk jet and an AMX-13 tank.