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!
The Singapore Southern Ridges are a collection of parks along the hills of southern Singapore. This attraction is often overlooked by many but it’s such an immersive and photo worthy outing. Before you embark on your hiking adventure, be sure to bring bug spray, umbrella, plenty of water, and sunscreen. There are restrooms and water…
Sentosa Island Singapore is one of the city’s best known places for major tourist attractions such as Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World, and one of the view places in Singapore where you can enjoy the sandy beaches. However, there are tons of attractions on Sentosa Island Singapore that are actually free! Feel free to use…
The Jewel Changi Airport is arguably one of the city’s trademarks and the gateway to Singapore. It has been rated the world’s best airport time and time again. So if you are on an extended layover but do not want to make the trip into the city centre, there is no shortage of activities and…
Fort Canning Park is a free Singapore attraction that features an array of smaller gardens, green spaces, look out points, and playgrounds. Fort Canning Park is great for nature lovers, families, cafe goers, Instagram girls, exercise, sightseers, history buffs, and even hikers. It is located on a hill so believe me, you will get your…
From stunning free attractions to amazing indoor green houses, Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore’s most recognizable landmarks. It features to famous Cloud Forest which contains the entryway waterfall and immersive rainforest experience as well as the lush and biodiverse Flower Dome that boasts plants from around the world across nine different biomes,…
If you’re not a museum person and wish to spend rainy days inside, consider one of these Singapore activities during your next visit. These Singapore workshops have a little something for everybody, whether you are looking for a creative outlet, make a unique souvenir, connect with others, or you just want to try something…
Now that the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix has concluded, stay tuned for next year’s GPSS in 2025 (Friday October 3rd – Sunday October 5th, 2025). Are you ready for this year’s GPSS (Grand Prix Season Singapore)? The Singapore Grand Prix will take place this year, 2024, from September 20th-22nd. Ticket prices range from S$138 to…
This is your Singapore travel guide for all things Singapore museums. This Singapore museum guide lists out all major (and some small+private) museums across the Merlion City. They are organized by location, but if you prefer to search by the type of museum, you can Control+F keywords like “history” “children’s museum” “interactive” “religion” “culture” “military”…
Ever wanted to venture off the beaten path? Consider undertaking a few of these immersive and one of a kind experiences during your next stay in Singapore. These sometimes lesser known, yet unique things to do in Singapore tend to fly under the radar for most visitors. However, you will make lifelong memories by exploring…
This is your guide to the top Singapore attractions; this blog post outlines all the things you need to know when visiting these top Singapore attractions, whether you are in town for a long layover, or if you’re in the Merlion City for an extended stay. These attractions are in no particular (nor superlative) order,…