Discover more of Singapore when you visit for the Grand Prix

Singapore is a vibrant destination known for its diverse culture, world-class attractions, and delicious cuisines. With its stunning skyline, lush gardens, and a mix of modern and traditional experiences, there's something for everyone to enjoy.

Located just 85 miles north of the equator, the city-state has a tropical climate and is one of the most densely populated countries on the planet. Mixing heritage and modernity, incredible attractions and green spaces, the city has an ultra-clean and safe vibe with so much to explore around every corner.

Singapore at a glance

Size: 719 sq km
Population: 6 million (approx.)
Time Zone: UTC +8
Language: English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil
Currency: Singapore Dollar (SGD)
First F1 race: 2008

SINGAPORE - JULY 02: The Supertree Grove is illuminated during the Gardens by the Bay, Light and — Don't miss the 'Supertree' show at the Gardens by the Bay

Attractions

Wander round the Gardens by the Bay

The park is a model of biodiversity and sustainability, showcasing a diverse range of plants and flowers from around the globe. It also features the world's tallest indoor waterfall and towering Supertrees that reach the height of buildings.

Experience the stunning Supertree light show

Stay at Gardens by the Bay into the evening and enjoy a captivating display of lights and music among the towering Supertrees. This is a must-see attraction that showcases the beauty and innovation of these iconic vertical gardens.

Take in the views on the Singapore Flyer

This observation wheel is one of the world's largest, offering breathtaking views of Marina Bay. Step into one of its capsules to marvel at the stunning scenery.

Experience Changi Airport

It really is a destination worth exploring on its own. While most visitors will pass through here, it's worth taking some time to appreciate everything this iconic airport has to offer, including the butterfly garden, rain vortex, movie theatre, and swimming pool!

Discover the Night Safari

Visit the world's first nocturnal zoo, where you can embark on a unique tram ride after dark to observe various nocturnal animals in their natural habitats.

Get your adrenaline fix flying down the MegaZip!

Soar over jungle landscapes and the sea views of Siloso Beach, reaching speeds of up to 60km/h.

Visit the retro-inspired Museum of Ice Cream

This pink-painted attraction is filled with photo-friendly exhibits centered around everything ice cream! Explore its nostalgic sweet treat-themed displays and enjoy the charm of a vintage diner and parlour.

SINGAPORE - 1991/09/01: A waiter carries a tray of "Singapore Slings" in the main bar/pub of the — Make sure you try a fruity Singapore Sling when you visit!

Food and drink

Try the hawker markets

Anyone travelling to Singapore needs to try the world-famous hawker markets where you can taste the very best food that the country has to offer. Remember to bring cash with you as they don’t take card payment.

Take advantage of 'happy hour'

Due to high liquor taxes, alcohol can be quite expensive in Singapore. If you’re planning to have a few drinks with dinner, look for 'happy hour' deals at bars and restaurants, as most offer discounts during specific times.

Tourists enjoying the Haji Lane activities, cafe, restaurant, shopping on December 04, 2019 in — Check out the Haji Lane activities, with its cafes, restaurants, and shopping opportunities in the Kampong Glam neighbourhood

Good to know

Dress for success

The weather in Singapore is typically hot and humid, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C in September. To stay comfortable, wear light, breathable clothing and carry an umbrella for sudden rain showers.

Make the most of public transport

Singapore's MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system is a highly efficient and convenient way to get around, thanks to its well-maintained and extensive network. Consider purchasing an EZ-Link card to save money on fares and make your travels smoother.

Know the local rules

Singapore is renowned for being one of the safest and cleanest destinations in Asia, but it also has some strict laws that apply to both residents and visitors. For example, eating or drinking in MRT trains and stations is not allowed, and violations can result in fines of up to $500.