SINGAPORE 2026 CITY GUIDE

The Supertree Grove light show, the Cloud Forest waterfall, and the Flower Dome — extraordinary at any time but magical in the evening before sessions start.

The Helix Bridge, the ArtScience Museum, the Merlion, and the full Marina Bay promenade — Singapore's iconic skyline at water level.

Sri Mariamman Temple, Chinatown Heritage Centre, and the Maxwell Food Centre for char kway teow, chicken rice, and tau huay.

Two of Singapore's most vibrant heritage districts — Tekka Market, Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Arab Street, and the Sultan Mosque.

The oldest UNESCO World Heritage botanical garden in Asia — the National Orchid Garden, the rainforest walk, and the Heritage Trees.

Work through the best of Singapore's hawker culture — Lau Pa Sat satay street, Old Airport Road Food Centre, and the local kopi shop tradition.

The 57th-floor infinity pool terrace — the most famous view in Singapore, and the race circuit is visible directly below it on race weekend.

A Singapore race-day tradition — a long dim sum or kaya toast brunch at a Chinatown coffee shop before the night race.

Singapore's history from 14th-century trading port to modern city-state — beautifully curated in the Neoclassical colonial building on Stamford Road.

Palawan Beach, Universal Studios Singapore, the cable car, and S.E.A. Aquarium — Singapore's leisure island off the southern tip.

Singapore's hippest old neighbourhood — 1930s curved Streamline Moderne housing blocks, artisan coffee shops, independent bookshops, and excellent brunch.

The colonial Civic District, Fort Canning Park, and the restored shophouses of Boat Quay and Clarke Quay along the Singapore River.