Things to do in Singapore

I went with my parents! I mistakenly booked the Supertree Observatory thinking it was the OCBC Skyway, but I was actually more satisfied. The Supertree Observatory is higher than the Skyway, less crowded, and open on all sides, making it great for relaxed viewing and taking pictures. The sun is hot, but you can withstand it because of the occasional breeze. My father wanted to see the sea, so he liked the Supertree Observatory the most, and my mother liked the Cloud Forest the most. The Jurassic Park concept was fun, with fog spreading out at certain times. There are many places to sit in between, but you have to buy water, so I recommend bringing your own. For lunch, there's a food court called Jurassic Nest, where the laksa and nasi lemak I ate were delicious. But the pink drink called 'Bundang' that sells nasi lemak doesn't go well with rice, so I recommend eating it as a dessert. It's a sweet drink with an acacia flavor, so it would be good to eat with bread or something similar. We went around 1 PM, ate lunch, looked around, rested, and then had dinner, so it was time to watch the Supertree Show. People start grabbing seats an hour in advance to watch the Supertree Show from a good spot, so keep that in mind. If you don't like crowds, I recommend finding a spot in the upper park! It was fun and enjoyable!

We had an absolutely magical day at Universal Studios Singapore! Visiting with our 3-year-old, we were thrilled to see how much fun little ones can have here. The rides and attractions are perfectly family-friendly, and the staff are incredibly welcoming and helpful. Our toddler was mesmerized by the colorful characters, the playful shows, and even the gentler rides that are just the right level of excitement for little adventurers. The park is clean, well-organized, and there’s so much to explore. From themed zones to interactive experiences, every corner felt like stepping into a storybook. Seeing our child’s eyes light up during the parades and meet-and-greets was priceless. Whether you’re a local or visiting Singapore, Universal Studios is a must-visit, especially for families with young kids. We can’t wait to come back for another unforgettable day of fun!

Used the Klook voucher to purchase a ticket to watch Tokyo Taxi at Golden Village Cineleisure. $13 for the voucher plus $2 online booking fee makes it slightly cheaper for a weekend ticket. Enjoyed the movie very much. The overall experience at the cinema was good too with decent sound and picture quality as well as comfortable seats.

Had a great time at the Singapore Oceanarium! It’s very big with lots of attractions and fascinating, unique marine animals you don’t usually see. There are also plenty of spacious areas to rest, so you don’t feel rushed or tired while exploring. Highly recommended for all ages.

great place to spend 2-3 hours in. very easy to navigate and amenities are abundant. i bought a package deal from klook 5% off for both zoo and river wonders. a good deal compared to the original price. redeeming ticket is also easy. no problem or hassle at all. highly rec!

the zoo is very big and you get the chance to see varies of special animals all over the world! you need to book a specific time slot in order to get into the safari and timber to check out the time of the animal showcase and you can’t miss it!

One of Sentosa Island's must-do activities. Driving a luge is an excellent experience. Three distinct rides will be available for you to drive by luge down, and the Skyride will return you to the top. Using Klook to purchase this ticket is cheaper compared to the counter ticket. Its first activity near the cable ride station. I reccomnded to buy 4 rides ticket instead of 3 ride ticket.

Definitely a must-visit for Potterheads! 🪄 The entire experience was pure nostalgia and magic—truly one for the books. We spent a good 2 hours exploring every corner, and it easily became one of my most memorable experiences in SG. Booking via Klook was incredibly quick and convenient too. We managed to secure a same-day booking in under 20 minutes, which made the whole experience even better.

I had a great time at the National Gallery Singapore. The place was huge, so you'll need 2-3 days, or even a full day, to explore the whole thing. I saw a lot of paintings from my country, and I feel very proud that our great artists are recognized on an international level. I took lots of photos too because there are so many Instagrammable spots there. It's a must-visit place in Singapore.