This protected rainforest, just 12km away from the city's high-rises, offers hiking and bike trails for observing some of the rarest insect, bird and mammal species in the world.

Good for younger children.

This new Singapore landmark features a large theater and more.

This museum, which opened in 1996, offers an immense rotating collection of Singaporean and Malay sculpture and art.

This beautiful hilltop park was once the site of a fort and the home of Singapore's founder.

This historic 19th-century building is also home to the Asian Civilizations Museum.

Widely known as the home of Hip Hop in Singapore, The Butter Factory constantly delivers quality music and is a favorite amongst both locals and foreigners living or visiting the country. The club is a melting pot of urban culture and within its walls honor not only music, but art and fashion as well.

This 200-acre reserve, situated north of the island, is home to over 150 species of rare and exotic birds.

This prison, open daily to the public as a museum, pays tribute to the POWs held captive there during the Japanese occupation in the 1940s.

These gardens are inspired by figures from Chinese legends.

The city's only park with a beach.

This is the largest orchid farm in Singapore.

This museum honors POWs who died during the Japanese occupation of Singapore in World War II.

Singapore City Gallery is a must-do first stop in getting acquainted with Singapore. Located inside the vicinity of the historic districts, it is a great starting point for exploration of some of Singapore's more interesting old neighbourhoods such as Chinatown. 180 years of architectural development are explored in the interactive exhibits. The main draw is the huge Central Area Model of the city, an enormous replica of the City Centre, with uncannily accurate miniatures of buildings.

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The East Coast Park is a great place to bring the children to ride bikes and roller blades. Parking is available at Marine carpark. Just round the corner from here are bike hire and roller blade...

An amphibious-vehicle tour of the city.

This area has traditionally been home to Singapore's Muslim residents.

One of Singapore's best-known and most popular stores.

This is Singapore's historic original waterfront zone.