Situated by the Marina Bay Waterfront in the center of Singapore. Visitors are drawn to the Flower Dome in Bay South Gardens by the splendor of nature. The Cloud Forest is a mist-covered landscape with unique plants and breathtaking views. A group of towering, fantastical buildings, dubbed the Super trees.

The oldest museum in the country and one of the most iconic buildings in the city, with a history that dates back to 1887. The Singapore Gallery and Life in Singapore: The Past 100 Years galleries, two of its permanent exhibits, weave a captivating historical story from the past and present.

One of the biggest aquariums in the world, S.E.A. Aquarium is home to more than 100,000 marine creatures from 1,000 different species in more than 40 different habitats. To encourage visitors to safeguard the seas, interactive programs, close animal encounters, and immersive learning excursions are offered in addition to the diverse diversity of aquatic life.

Located in the centre of Chinatown, and tells stories of a civilization that dates back thousands of years through its elaborately constructed interiors and extensive exhibitions on Buddhist art and history. The Buddhist Mandala, a representation of the universe in Buddhist culture, served as inspiration for the design of this Tang-style edifice.

Singapore has a well-deserved reputation for being Asia's cultural melting pot due to its diversity of races and cultures. The Asian Civilizations Museum (ACM) takes you on a thorough examination of the people from the area who have landed on our shores over the past 200 years to highlight this rich history.

The Supertrees provide a daring new method of growing and displaying plants. The Supertrees will enchant any plant enthusiast with their stunning bromeliads, ferns, orchids, and tropical climbers, among a variety of other magnificent plants.