Venues:Attractions
The world's most perverse visits Singapore (9-28 Jul)
More detailsIntriguing displays in this multimedia gallery include ‘before’ and ‘after’ photographs of all of Singapore’s 24 new towns and housing...
480 Toa Payoh Lorong 6 (64902999)
Ladders, bridges, swings, nets, trapezes and ziplines make up this challenging, family-friendly aerial assault course in the soaring trees of...
Bedok Reservoir Road (1800 4717300)
This top-notch attraction contains 8,000 birds from 600 species. There’s a multitude of exotic and endangered South-East Asian species,...
2 Jurong Hill (6265 0022)
After a mega-bucks ($118 million) refurbishment and rebranding, the Singapore History Museum reopened as the National Museum of Singapore, the...
93 Stamford Rd (6332 5642)
One of the world’s first ‘open concept’ zoos – residents live in landscaped enclosures instead of traditional cages – this 28-hectare...
80 Mandai Lake Road (6269 3411)
8Q is the Singapore Art Museum’s newest contemporary art extension. Housed in the former Catholic High School, this multidisciplinary space is...
8 Queen St (6332 3222)This venue has not yet been reviewed by Time Out Singapore.
Bedok Reservoir Road (1800 4717300)
World-class art clusters Despite Singapore’s (somewhat unfair) branding as having a conservative, non-artistic government (exemplified earlier...
With 50,000 annual passes already sold, the 30-hectare theme park LEGOLAND looks poised to be a popular family destination
The scenic descent into Penang International Airport presents a panoramic view of a city hidden in the hinterland. Unlike the phalanx of...
Designed for optimum comfort and open to nontravellers, Changi's easy-on-the-eyes Terminal 3 could be Singapore's new top spot for chilling out,...
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