Top Tourist Attractions in Singapore to Include in your Holiday Itinerary 

The tiny island nation of Singapore is situated on the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula and consists of one large island and 63 smaller islets. If you are planning to visit Singapore in 2023, here are some of the best local attractions to add to your schedule.

• National Museum of Singapore – Founded in 1849, this is the oldest museum in Singapore, with stylish Victorian windows and unique colonial elegance. Inside this amazing structure you can enjoy multimedia features that depict various points in the history of this unique island state. Formerly known as the Singapore History Museum, this museum hosts many artefacts from the past and you can easily spend the entire day browsing and learning about the history of Singapore.
• Singapore Zoo – This is a zoo with a difference, 68 acres of unspoiled natural woodland that houses a diverse range of wildlife, with more than 300 species, including a large collection of orangutangs. A major feature of the zoo is a diverse range of eco zones, a total of 11 zones that are home to many species from Asia, Africa and Australasia. If you stay at a Bugis Singapore hotel, you won’t be far from all the major tourist attractions, which is very convenient.
• Dinner on the Royal Albatross – The best way to see Singapore by night is from the water and you can enjoy a wonderful dinner on board the Royal Albatross. For the very best view, climb the mast to the very top and such is the popularity, you do need to book your table online.
• Haji Lane – One of the most popular places in Singapore, Haji Lane is covered in stylish graffiti and it makes for the perfect Instagram photos. This is one place that is well worth a visit; there are guided tours for the less adventurous, while there are a lot of free resources on the Internet.
• Universal Studios Singapore (USS) – The best theme park in Singapore is located on Sentura Island, with 28 rides, shows and attractions that are located in 6 themed zones. Approximately 4 million people per year go through the gates of USS and if you visit Singapore, you simply must spend a day at USS.
• Chinatown – Every major city has a Chinatown and Singapore is no exception; the Chinatown Heritage Centre is a favourite venue, while there are several elegant temples in the area that are worth taking in. The street markets are ideal for souvenir shopping, where you can barter.

The Internet hosts a wealth of resources about great places to visit in Singapore and we hope that you enjoy an amazing holiday in the island nation of Singapore.