Garden, Park, Lookout

We went to Gardens by the Bay for the first time thinking it was a "must-see, check it off and move on". In the end, I think it's one of the most interesting attractions in the world. We enjoyed it during the day - the open space, the views of the Marina Bay Sands, the pleasant walk through the "trees". It's not just a quick stop for a photo, as they sometimes say. But the moment when it all takes on an absolutely different dimension comes in…

Hotel, Skyscraper, Lookout, Promenade

Marina Bay Sands is one of the most famous buildings in the world - three towers connected by a "boat" at the top. It's mainly a hotel. But for most tourists, it is mainly an iconic building that they will admire from the outside. Or they'll visit the public observation deck on the 55th floor. 👉 Is it worth going to the observation deck? 👉 Or does it make sense to stay here? We gave it a try and wrote a review of our stay at Marina Bay Sands …

Lookout, Ferris wheel, For kids

The Singapore Flyer is a giant observation wheel at Marina Bay. It often appears on "what to see in Singapore" lists, but we personally skipped it. The reason is simple - you have several better (and often cheaper) views in the Marina Bay area. [btn "Check hotel prices in Singapore" https://www.booking.com/city/sg/singapore.en.html?aid=2380460;label=p-singapore-flyer] Is Singapore Flyer worth it? ✅ Yes, if: You want a quiet view without…

Lookout

CapitaSpring is a modern skyscraper in the heart of Singapore with a publicly accessible rooftop garden and observation deck. Unlike other places in the city, admission is free, making it a pretty interesting alternative to paid sightseeing and one of the most popular attractions in Downtown. We didn't end up getting in - not because of time, but because we underestimated our reservation. Admissions tend to sell out days in advance. [btn …

Lookout

Pinnacle@Duxton is a residential complex that at first glance does not look like a tourist attraction. And that's why a lot of people miss it. However, there is a skybridge on its rooftop that is open to the public and gives you a slightly different view of downtown Singapore than the usual tourist spots. I went there mainly out of curiosity, but I can safely recommend the skybridge - I was there all by myself! [btn "Check hotel prices in…