Things to do in Fountain of Wealth

Great experience from land to water!

Very homely and local displays. Brings back nostalgic memories and worth a visit, especially with the SG Culture Pass credits

Singapore Flyer offers a stunning 360° breath taking view of the city’s skyline, Marina Bay, and beyond. The capsules are spacious, air-conditioned, and move smoothly — perfect for families and photographers. A must-do experience, especially around sunset for the best views. Carry your cameras and if you want to have food carry it. also if you want to have dinner do not forget to book it before.

team lab future world was absolutely so much fun and so cool. we all had a great time! will try to check out the other exhibits next time

Singapop is a vibrant and nostalgic exhibition that celebrates Singapore’s pop culture through the decades. I really enjoyed the mix of music, art, and interactive displays — it brought back so many memories of old local hits and iconic moments. The curation was thoughtful and fun, with lots of photo-worthy spots and engaging storytelling. It’s a great experience for all ages, whether you grew up with these songs or are discovering them for the first time. Highly recommended for anyone who loves Singapore’s music and culture! 🇸🇬🎶

The most recommended item to buy is their Pandan (Kaya) Tart. The rich egg and milk blend with the fragrance of Pandan is simply amazing. The original price is SGD 25 for a box of 8 pieces, making it a generous and presentable gift that is very worthwhile. In addition, the store sells Hainanese Chicken Rice sets with mini dark soy sauce and canned Singapore Sling cocktails, allowing you to bring the flavors home. Their homemade canned tea leaves and tea bags are also great souvenir choices.

very nice place , lots of fun activities and playground. clean and staff is helpful. Will definitely come back here again with my kids! bravo Kiztopia

Not bad, the Strait of Malacca has always been something from books for me. The books say this strait connects the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and seeing it today is truly shocking.