The Singapore Flyer is a humongous Ferris wheel in Singapore. Towering at a height of 165 metres (541 feet) above Marina Bay, it's the second-tallest Ferris wheel in the world.
Singapore Night Safari is a ride through Wildlife Reserves Singapore offering visitors the chance to see nocturnal animals in their natural habitat. It is located on the Mandai Lake Road. The nearest attraction is Singapore Zoo.
Feel the wind in your hair on Singapore's highest open-air ride at 79 metres above sea level. Spiral your way to the top of the vertical helix-like structure and enjoy unbeatable views of Sentosa and the Southern Islands. Dangle your feet, enjoy the ride, and appreciate Singapore's stunning scenery with 360º panoramas.
Floral Fantasy is a wonderland packed with scenes of floral artistry that smell as delightful as they look!
Wander this magical flower-powered exhibition and breathe in the live plants, cut flowers, fragrant foliage, and preserved flowers as they come together to create a vibrant, whimsical, and immersive landscape.
Floral Fantasy is located at Gardens by the Bay, Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore.
The Skyline Luge Sentosa is a unique wheeled gravity ride that gives you full control over your descent on a purpose-built track. It's located on Sentosa, Singapore.
Singapore National Orchid Garden, located in Singapore Botanic Gardens, is home to 1,000 species of orchid! On top of that incredible variety, there's also 2,000 hybrids on show, so as you walk through the garden's meandering paths you'll be constantly treated to new fragrances and sights.
The Singapore Zoo is a 28-hectare area containing over 300 different animal species. Its open and spacious enclosures are designed to imitate the animals' natural environments. Originally opened in 1973, the zoo has been actively involved in wildlife and rainforest conservation efforts since its inception.
Animal lovers can see iconic African creatures like majestic lions, chunky warthogs, and suspicious meerkats, as well as a diverse range of wildlife from all corners of the world in 11 zones representing different global habitats.