Strictly Singapore – A Travel Blog
Singapore is more than luxury shopping experiences and going out to eat – Strictly Singapore highlights the major tourist attractions & the hidden gems!
This tab highlights the Singapore things to do and attractions. From Sentosa Island to Gardens by the Bay and to the Singapore Zoo and beyond!
Welcome to Singapore Little India 🪷 one of the cities most vibrant neighborhoods, located in, or just outside the city centre. If you plan on traveling to Singapore, Little India is a must. Full of history, unique flavors, and much much more, this neighborhood is one of a kind. Feel free to jump around as…
Welcome to my most vast list yet, the 102 popular Instagrammable locations that you have to check out! From the Marina Bay Sands to Sentosa Island, there are loads of stunning spots for you to lay your eyes on. This list is divided into two, the first consisting of locations that are free of…
So you’re visiting Singapore but you’re not willing to dish out hundreds if not thousands of S$ to stay at the Marina Bay Sands? I totally get it. But there is so much to do at this iconic Singapore hotel and piece of architectural marvel as well as the adjacent Shoppes at the Marina Bay…
The Singapore ArtScience Museum is the shell-shaped building on the promenade by the Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Though this Singapore museum boasts a gorgeous lily pond and eye-catching architecture, you will be surprised that most of the museum is actually located underground below sea level! Please note that as of May 2025, the FutureWorld…
The Singapore Botanic Gardens are Asia’s first and only tropical botanic gardens and UNESCO World Heritage Site! The best part is, that it’s totally free to visit. This includes its many indoor exhibits, galleries, and museums as well as playgrounds! Even the Botanic Gardens MRT Stop (CC19/DT9) is lushly decorated in plants and greenery so much…
Universal Studios Singapore is an iconic part of Sentosa Island and the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. Open since 2010, the park stretches across 25 hectares/62 acres with a whopping 17 rides! Yet, it is still considered the smallest of all Universal theme parks, especially when compared to the three park mega-complex in…
The iconic Singapore SEA Aquarium is among the largest aquariums in the world, proudly housing over 100,000 marine animals from 1,000 species spread across 40+ habitats. In 2025, the Singapore SEA Aquarium celebrates 12 years since opening its doors under the name Marine Life Park in 2012. Feel free to use the table of contents:…
Haji Lane & Arab Street (Kampong Glam neighborhood): Home to the Middle Eastern archways, the Sultan Mosque, and a number of colorful murals and buildings, Kampong Glam will make you feel like you are no longer in Southeast Asia. Sometimes referred to as Kampung Gelam, Kampong means village while Glam is the paper bark tea tree,…
Singapore’s Chinatown is not only a top Singapore attraction on its own, but hosts a number of picture worthy murals, temples, and architectural landmarks, many of which are free to explore. Singapore Chinatown is the place for cultural immersion as you stroll through the incense filled streets, admire its many murals, and taste local fruit…
The Singapore Flyer, most commonly known as the “eye” in other cities around the world, is one of the top Singapore attractions in the city with views from 162 m/532ft; this 42 story ferris wheel allows for a breathtaking 45 km/28-mile view Singapore’s many landmarks, to include beautiful Sentosa Island, Changi Airport, as well as parts of Malaysia…