Top Attractions and Must-Visit Places in Singapore 2025

« The photo shows the view from my room at Marina Bay Sands. On the left are the two domes - one of the most complex architectural projects in the world, featuring enormous gardens under a roof. One dome showcases plants from around the globe (with corresponding climates), while the other recreates the atmosphere of high-altitude tropics (cold and 100% humidity). And all of this is happening while it's +95°F outside! You can easily spend the whole day in each dome.

On the right are the gigantic metal trees, which symbolize the city and function like living beings. Thanks to unique engineering solutions, they generate their own electricity, water, and more from the external environment, and at night there's a light show that feels like a scene straight out of Avatar. You can walk up to all the trees, connected by translucent bridges, although many lack the courage to cross them due to the considerable height. In the crown of one of the trees, there's a bar with an amazing view, definitely worth a visit after sunset. 🌅🌳✨ »

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@numbliot

« I would love to visit the beautiful city-state of Singapore with my family. My wife and I really enjoy Asia, but we've never been to Singapore. I believe everyone should have the chance to experience it if they haven't yet. I’m eager to see Marina Bay, explore Orchard Road, pop into various shops, and find something lovely to buy! Walking along the waterfront and listening to street musicians sounds delightful. I can't wait to admire Gardens by the Bay and check out the stunning Parkroyal on Pickering hotel! And of course, I want to take lots of beautiful photos! 🌺📸 »

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@poteryaewa

« If you ever travel through Singapore, make sure to take some time to visit the zoo! It's an amazing place not just for kids, but for adults too. No cages, only open enclosures. In a word, pure delight! 🦁🌿 »

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@pasha_nikitin

« In Singapore, among various delightful and interesting attractions, there’s one outstanding aspect in my opinion: nature. Trees are everywhere: in parks, on pathways, in squares, on the rooftops of skyscrapers, inside skyscrapers, even cascading down the walls of skyscrapers. Huge parks, despite the city’s relatively small size. We spent 4 hours exploring the Botanic Gardens and the Orchid Garden! We even spotted a monitor lizard just strolling around… While in the park, you completely forget that you’re in the heart of a metropolis, bustling with life. It’s peaceful and tranquil here. Today, we dedicated an entire day to the zoo! Yet somehow, it feels like we didn’t manage to see everything. Every corner has signs urging visitors to care for not only the animals but also the plants, which is why there’s a strict “no littering” law. Everyone carries their trash to designated bins, or else face a fine. The city is spotless! 🏙️🌳 »

@roman4guru

« Singapore is truly a city of contrasts. It has everything: towering skyscrapers, historic neighborhoods, and makeshift communities. You can walk down a single street and visit temples from multiple religions in just a few minutes. That’s exactly the kind of stroll we took... »

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