National Gallery Singapore(Former City Hall)

📍National Gallery Singapore This place is literally built for stunning photos! The dome, the long corridors, the spiral staircase— every corner is a perfect backdrop. Outfit tips: Stick to light colors; French style, vintage, or fairy-like looks all work well. A must-visit in Singapore is nimisski, where you can always pick out two pieces. At the Gallery ➡️ wear “presence,” using simple, sharp cuts to complement the modern architecture. At the Esplanade ➡️ wear “gentleness,” using romance to echo classical aesthetics. For sisters planning a trip to 🇸🇬 soon, be sure to save this guide💓 Create your own stylish photo masterpiece～

#summervacay #singaporeguide #thingstodo #beachlife #travel 1. National Gallery Singapore Address - 1 St Andrew's Rd, Singapore 178957 Highlights - 1.Unique self-guided interactive game via WhatsApp where players get to go on a thrilling murder mystery adventure to solve puzzles, uncover hidden secrets, and discover how art can shape, obscure, or reveal one’s identity. Tip: June and Dec school holidays - peak season . Visit offpeak for a better experience . Rating - 4.6 / 5 2. Apple Store - Marine Bay Sands Address - 2 Bayfront Avenue, B2-06 Singapore, 018972 Highlights - 1. Iconic Apple Store surrounded by water and offers uninterrupted 360-degree panoramic views of the spectacular skyline. 2.Join the daily sessions on how to the tricks and tips of using your Apple devices . 3.Unique photography workshop sessions held at night around Marina Bay Sands to teach users how to take better pictures at night. Tip: Visit at night for a picturesque view. Rating - 4.5 / 5 3. Palawan Beach Address - 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269. Highlights - Discover all 4 trolls : Reef the Chief, Curious Sue, Dreamer Dee, and Little Lyn, all crafted from recycled wood to promote sustainability and environmental awareness by sculpture artist, Thomas Dambo. Tip: Photo 3 only shows 1 out of 4 trolls. Make it a fun activity for the kids , date , friends to see who spots them first. Rating - 4.5 / 5 4.Jurassic Nest Address - 18 Marina Gardens Drive Gardens By the Bay Supertree Grove, Singapore 018953 Singapore Highlights - Dinosaur moves every 30 mins . Interesting food experience . Sample local cuisine and instagrammable photo-stop Rating - 4 / 5 for ambience and decor Tip : Visit Gardens by the Bay and if you’re peckish , follow the signage and it’s a short walk to Jurassic Nest.

Singapore's Marina Bay is the city's most dazzling landmark✨ Here you'll find towering skyscrapers🌆 alongside shimmering bays🌊 Experience the perfect blend of urban life and nature in just one day! 📍Merlion Park 🕒 Open all day 🚇 15-minute walk from City Hall Station on the Red Line Must snap a photo of the "lion head, fish body" with Marina Bay Sands hotel! Best to visit between 7-8 AM for fewer crowds and great lighting📸 📍Gardens by the Bay 🕓 Outdoor areas 5:00 AM - 2:00 AM next day, indoor conservatories 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM 💵 Flower Dome + Cloud Forest combo ticket 28 SGD 🔮 Must-see spots: - Flower Dome 🌷 The world's largest glass greenhouse! Different flower exhibitions every month - Cloud Forest 🌿 Stunning 35-meter indoor waterfall - Supertree Grove 🌳 18 "super trees" ranging from 25-50 meters tall, super futuristic 📍Marina Bay Sands SkyPark 🕚 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM (last entry 8:00 PM) 💵 23 SGD for non-guests 57th-floor infinity pool (guests only) vs. 56th-floor observation deck, recommended to visit at sunset🌇 🌃 Nighttime must-experiences: 1️⃣ Supertree Grove Light Show 🕖 7:45 PM / 8:45 PM, two shows 🎵 Accompanied by symphony music, incredibly impressive! Best viewing spot is the OCBC Skyway🌠 2️⃣ Singapore Flyer 🕡 Last boarding at 8:00 PM 💵 33 SGD per person One full rotation takes 30 minutes, with stunning night views! Recommended to board after 8 PM to avoid queues🚡 🍴 Food recommendations: ▫️ Satay by the Bay Specialty satay skewers! Around 10-15 SGD per person🍢 ▫️ Marina Bay Sands Foodcourt Local favorites like Hainanese chicken rice and bak kut teh🥘 🚶‍♀️ One-day itinerary: 09:00 Merlion Park 11:00 Gardens by the Bay conservatories 14:00 Marina Bay Sands shopping mall 17:00 Supertree Grove light show 19:00 Singapore Flyer night view 💡 Tips: - Wear comfortable shoes! At least 15,000 steps👟 - Bring a light jacket! Indoor air conditioning is very strong❄️ - Download the "Marina Bay" app for electronic maps and navigation🗺️ Come to Marina Bay to experience both sides of Singapore! By day, it’s an urban forest🌳; by night, it transforms into a futuristic world🌌 Who wouldn’t love Singapore like this?

Singapore and China are visa-free! I specially checked the Singapore air ticket, and we can really go abroad to play on weekends! 📅 Fly to Singapore on Friday night and arrive in Singapore in the early morning 📅 Fly back to China on Sunday night, arrive in China in the early morning, and then go to work ✈️ Fly from Guangzhou for more than four hours, fly from Shanghai for more than five hours, and search for other cities by yourself. So everyone can make good use of the time on the plane to sleep, wake up and start playing —————— 👇 Combined with my previous experience of going to Singapore several times, you can play Singapore with this route: 0️⃣Day Friday night to Singapore 1️⃣Day Arrive in Singapore early Saturday morning 1. Jewel Changi Airport, the waterfall is more beautiful during the day! 2. Go to the hotel to drop off your luggage 3. Marina Bay 4. Gardens by the Bay - Supertree Grove 5. Gardens by the Bay - Cloud Forest 6. Marina Barrage 7. National Museum of Singapore 8. National Gallery Singapore 9. Nanyang Technological University 10. Clarke Quay 2️⃣Day Play in Singapore during the day on Sunday and return to China at night 1. Universal Studios 2. Return to China at night 3. Arrive in China early Monday morning and go to work —————— 🏠 As for accommodation, you can choose by yourself, because Singapore is actually very small, and it is very convenient to take a taxi and subway

National Gallery Singapore is another stunning tourist spot in Singapore. The gallery has six floors, with the top floor offering a viewpoint of Marina Bay Sands. Each floor features various art exhibitions. Some areas require tickets for entry, while others are free to explore. Visitors can enjoy wandering around and taking photos from numerous angles.

Singapore 4 days 3 nights 🇸🇬💕 . The glamorous country, but we budget travelers can go too. A trip under 10,000!!! Don’t be shocked, it’s really doable 😅🇸🇬 . Where can you go with a budget under 10,000? Let’s see 🇸🇬🫣😱 🦁Merlion & The Helix Bridge 🌳Fort Canning Tree Tunnel 🏢National Gallery Singapore 💕Old Hill Street Police Station 📖Library @Orchard ⛲️Marina Barrage . And what can you eat? 🤤 🥣Song Fa Bak Kut Teh 🍛Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice, sugarcane juice 🍨llao llao 🥞Ya Kun Kaya Toast 🥯Champion Bolo Bun 🧋Hey Tea 🍰Lady M 🍧Birds of Paradise . And finally, for some spiritual visits 🙏😞 🙏Sri Thendayuthapani Temple 🔮Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 🧶💕Yueh Hai Ching Temple ⛲️♨️Fountain of Wealth . This trip focused on walking, eating, sightseeing around the city. Didn’t go to USS but it was worth it because my feet were sore every day 5555 #LoserGoAround #Loser #Singapore #RestaurantsInSingapore #TravelSingapore

Although Singapore 🇸🇬 is small in size, there are many places worth checking in. If you plan to travel to Singapore during the Spring Festival ✈️ Then this photo 📸 check-in guide must be collected‼️ · Here are the 9️⃣ photo spots I summarized in Singapore. They are all very out of the picture, I hope it will be a reference for those who have not checked in. · Changi Airport I guess many people know this, Changi Waterfall photo 🖼️, it is recommended to go to the high floor, change angles and positions, you will definitely be able to take a satisfactory travel blockbuster. · Gardens by the Bay It is a new landmark in Singapore and a place where many internet celebrities check in. The towering sunny trees 🌲, the huge indoor waterfall, coupled with the light show at night, is like entering the Pandora planet. · Little India The most famous here is the Rainbow House, the colorful wall spray, the colorful little elephant sculpture 🗿, it's easy to take a good shot just by sweeping the street. · Praise Square I guess many people know this too, especially at dusk, it's super atmospheric, not far away is the Raffles Hotel, after taking a photo, you can also have a drink at the Long bar🍧. · Old Xi Street Police Station It is located near Fok Ning Park, and the two places can be arranged together. The rainbow-like building is actually a police station, and the colorful windows on the outside are really out of the picture. · National Art Museum I saw it on TV when I was a child, and now I finally see it. The building itself is very artistic, and the best position 📷 is on the bridge connecting the two sides. · Merlion How can you not go to the Merlion when you come to Singapore, if you take a photo, the light will be darker at night, everyone must remember to turn on the flash 💥, fill light and so on. · Chinatown A place full of Chinese elements, but at the same time multicultural coexistence, the millennium style of the red temple ✨ and the retro style of the fireworks street are super suitable for taking pictures. · Rochor Road If you are looking for a place with few people and beautiful scenery, then I recommend you to go to Rochor Road, a typical Nanyang style small street, very suitable for a person to walk around, very petty bourgeoisie and very out of the picture. · Okay, sharing is over! If there are better positions 📸, welcome to tell me in the comment area!

📍 Itinerary Overview : Easy to travel, we can use metro or walk because every landmark is so close 🚩 Sightseeing Route: Around city for see nature and culture 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Merlion, Garden by the Bay, Marina Bay 🚇 Transportation : Metro and walk🚶🏻♀️ 📷 Photo Spots : 1,2 Garden by The bay / 3 Buddha Tooth Relic Temple / 4,5,6 around Victoria Theatre 🍜 Local Cuisine : Song Fa Buk Kut Teh🍽️ , Llao Llao🍦 🏠 Accommodation : Lyf Funan is good location 💡 Tips : Handheld fan and Insulated Water Bottle is so need!☀️#travel #staycation #familytravel #singapore #museums

Singapore is a vibrant island nation known for its cleanliness, modern architecture, and diverse culture. Here's a short description of a trip to Singapore: 📍Gardens by the bay (pics 1 - 3): Gardens by the Bay is a stunning futuristic park in Singapore, featuring iconic Supertrees, Cloud Forest and Flower Dome conservatories. It is a beautiful sight both in the day and night. Look out for frequent events that happen in the area. 📍Lower pierce reservoir (pic 4) + Macritche reservoir: Good place to hike to visit the natures of Singapore, with a magnificent lake in the central catchment area. Hike 10km into the deep forest to visit the treetop walk at Macritche reservoir. 📍Singapore City skyline (pic 5): Enjoy a nice peaceful walk in the bustling city of Singapore, with beautiful night views of the Singapore city skyline. Catch a few drinks along the Singapore River at some vibey bars. 📍National Gallery Singapore (pic 6): Art lovers can visit this museum for the artistic and cultural side of Singapore, with frequently updated art pieces on display. 📍Pulau Ubin (pic 7): A trip by ferry from mainland Singapore to an iconic island, a perfect day trip to hike or cycle and visit Chek Jawa, one of Singapore's biggest wetlands. 📍Jurong Lake Gardens (pic 8): Engross yourself in the Chinese culture of pagodas at Jurong Lake Gardens in the west of Singapore. 📍Changi Jewel (pic 9): Don't forget to stop by Jewel, and catch stunning light shows at one of the world's best airport. Other places: Sentosa Island, a beach and club paradise for all beach goers and fun seekers around the world. #singaporetrip #travel #nature #food #beachlife #museums #staycation #hiking #citylife #culture #garden

📍 Peranakan Mansion (Peranakan Museum / Mansion) This is a place where you can get a glimpse of Singapore's multicultural history and the charm of Peranakan culture 🏛️💠. Traditional costumes, jewelry, ceramics, and furniture are intricately displayed, allowing you to feel the unique cultural roots of Singapore. The colorful exterior is also beautiful, making it a popular photo spot 📸🌺. 📍 Singapore Flyer A giant Ferris wheel standing 165m tall 🎡✨. From the comfortable indoor capsules, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Singapore's cityscape and Marina Bay. It's especially magical during sunset, where you can see both the sunset and the city lights 🌆💛. 📍 National Gallery Singapore This is Singapore's largest art museum, housed in a remodeled former city hall building 🖼️🎨. It features many Southeast Asian contemporary art pieces, and its architectural design is stunning, making it enjoyable to stroll through even if you're not an art enthusiast. The rooftop offers a city view, perfect for relaxing with a cup of coffee ☕️. 📍 KEK Seafood (Keng Eng Kee Seafood) A local favorite spot 🦐🍳, famous for its Black Pepper Crab and signature Moonlight Hor Fun (stir-fried noodles). The portions are generous, and the prices are reasonable, making it popular among families. It may not be fancy, but it's the perfect place to experience the authentic 'local taste' of Singapore 😋.

Singapore🇸🇬 This half-day citywalk route is truly satisfying😌. Wake up naturally, have breakfast, turn right when you go out, and walk for three minutes to start a photogenic and wonderful half day✌️ ❶ National Gallery Singapore 📍1 St Andrew's Road This place is converted from the old Supreme Court, with marble columns giving a strong vintage vibe. It houses over 8,000 Southeast Asian art treasures from the 19th century to the present and is the largest visual arts venue locally. There are 5️⃣ main permanent exhibition halls where you can check out the museum’s treasures all at once: ✔️ Wu Guanzhong Permanent Gallery ✔️ UOB Southeast Asia Gallery ✔️ DBS Singapore Gallery ✔️ Chief Justice’s Chambers & Council Chamber ✔️ Children’s Interactive Floor 💡tips: Tickets bought online cost only 67r. If you just want to check in at the atrium or terrace for photos, you can enter for free. Some specific exhibition halls require tickets. ❷ St Andrew’s Cathedral⛪️ 📍11 St Andrew's Road The pure white Gothic exterior stands out brilliantly against the blue sky. Sunlight shining through the stained glass creates beautiful light and shadow patterns on the floor. Walk around to the side of the cathedral for a full panorama shot to avoid crowds and get a cleaner composition. ❸ Fort Canning Park 📍Canning Rise Most people come here for the popular tree hole photo spot. There’s not much else to see on a hot day, but on the uphill path, there’s a big tree with great presence. Follow the park signs to find the tree hole. 💡tips: Bring a fan and water, as the queue area for the photo spot is extremely hot🥵. Plan your poses in advance and take your cool shots quickly when it’s your turn. Wearing a long dress will look even better in photos~ ❹ Former Police Headquarters🏛️ 📍140 Hill Street The rainbow-colored windows are the iconic photo spot. However, there are many passing vehicles and pedestrians, so patience or some post-editing skills are needed. I went at noon, which caused backlighting and made photos less ideal. You can try walking inside for some close-up shots. Alternatively, the rooftop terrace and second-floor corridor of the nearby Funan Mall offer great overhead shooting options~ ❺ CHIJMES 📍30 Victoria Street The white building looks fresh and elegant but is a popular spot for tour groups, with tour buses often parked at the entrance🚌. Avoid the crowds and use a wide-angle lens for a beautiful panorama~ You can also choose to have afternoon tea☕️ there. ❻ Merlion Park 📍1 Fullerton Road The bridge to the Merlion is one of the best spots to admire Marina Bay Sands Hotel. The area below the Merlion is always crowded with tourists posing in various ways—“washing hair,” “drinking water,” “receiving wealth,” and more. Watching the tourists’ poses is quite entertaining. As it approaches evening, you can wait for the night lights (I was too tired to stay🥹 and gave up) and the blue hour. Finally, return to the hotel to end a perfect day✌️.

#mytraveldiary Singapore trip = short but so worth it! ✨✈️ First stop, Jewel Changi Airport 🌿💦 – honestly, that Rain Vortex is magical. Standing in front of the world’s tallest indoor waterfall felt like we were in a movie scene. We took tons of photos (of course 😁), including the classic “peace sign” pose facing the falls. The greenery made it feel like a jungle inside the airport! Next up, Gardens by the Bay 🌳✨. The Supertrees were just wow. I even sat down for a bit just to soak in the view – so calming. Then came Floral Fantasy 🌸🌼💜. Walking inside felt like stepping into a fairytale – hanging blooms, colorful flowers everywhere, and yes… endless photo spots! Of course, we couldn’t miss Merlion Park 🦁. Cloudy skies didn’t stop us from snapping the iconic shot with the Merlion spitting water. Across the bay, Marina Bay Sands 🏙️ stood tall and majestic – truly postcard-perfect. We also strolled by the Esplanade (The Durian) 🎭 – quirky and cool with its spiky design. And later that night, we enjoyed the Wings of Time 🎆🌊 show at Sentosa. The mix of lights, water, music, and fireworks by the beach was absolutely magical – the perfect highlight of the night! Finally, we wrapped up with shopping at Bugis Street 🛍️🌃. Bright lights, crowded stalls, affordable finds, and buzzing energy – a lively end to an amazing day. In just a short trip, Singapore gave us nature, city vibes, culture, shopping, and fireworks – all in one go! 💖 A trip full of laughs, photos, and memories to keep forever.