Things to do in Marina Barrage
Discover the best attractions and experiences Marina Barrage has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Singapore’s storied landmarks that echo its colonial past, wartime resilience, and maritime heritage.
Merlion Park
Iconic waterfront statue with views of Marina Bay and the city skyline.
Fort Canning Park
Hilltop historic site with colonial landmarks and ancient artifacts.
The Battlebox
WWII underground command center turned museum telling Singapore's wartime story.
Museums
Discover Singapore’s art, science, and history through world-class institutions.
National Museum of Singapore
Singapore’s oldest museum with immersive galleries on the nation’s history.
ArtScience Museum
Iconic lotus-shaped building hosting interactive art and science exhibitions.
National Gallery Singapore
World-class collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art in historic buildings.
Religious Monuments
Religious sites reflect Singapore’s multicultural tapestry and architectural beauty.
Sri Mariamman Temple
Oldest Hindu temple in Singapore, known for its ornate gopuram facade.
Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque)
Grand mosque with a striking green dome in Kampong Glam.
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
Colorful temple complex in Chinatown with a pagoda and tranquil rooms.
National & Theme Parks
Green retreats and themed realms offer refreshing escapes and city views.
Gardens by the Bay
Futuristic gardens with the Supertree groves and biodomes.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
UNESCO-listed historic park with lakes, greenery, and plant collections.
Sentosa Island
Resort island with beaches, attractions, and family-friendly fun.
Neighborhoods
Colorful districts each offer their own character, street art, and flavors.
Chinatown
Historic streets, temples, and markets steeped in heritage.
Little India
Vibrant lanes filled with color, temples, and spice markets.
Kampong Glam
Cultural enclave around Arab Street with mosques, shops and cafes.
Clarke Quay
Riverside district known for nightlife, eateries, and charming heritage shophouses.
Free Things to Do
Singapore is full of free views, strolls, and photo-worthy spots.
Merlion Park
Free waterfront views of Marina Bay and the iconic statue.
Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade
Stroll along the bay with skyline vistas and bridges.
Helix Bridge
Free architectural walk with city views linking Marina Bay and the CBD.
Gastronomy
Hawker centers and eateries serve iconic Singaporean dishes.
Lau Pa Sat
Historic hawker center offering a wide range of local favorites.
Maxwell Food Centre
Popular hawker hub with diverse bites in a bustling setting.
Chinatown Complex Food Centre
Vibrant multi-story hawker centre with heritage flavors.
Old Airport Road Food Centre
Long-running hawker hub with a huge variety of dishes.
Nightlife
Riverside venues and chic bars light up Singapore after dark.
Clarke Quay
Lively riverside area with bars, clubs and live music.
Boat Quay
Historic quay lined with bars and riverside dining.
Chijmes
Historic venue hosting bars, live music, and events.
Entertainment
The city hosts world-class performances and shows.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Iconic performing arts complex with concerts and theatre.
Universal Studios Singapore (Resorts World Sentosa)
Theme park with rides, shows and character parades.
ArtScience Museum
Exhibitions blending art and science in a futuristic building.
Sports
Active options for outdoor enthusiasts and casual exercisers.
Kite-flying at Marina Barrage
Open space ideal for picnics, kites, and city views.
Cycle along East Coast Park
Scenic seaside trail perfect for biking and jogging.
Jog or run around the Marina Bay area
Popular routes past landmarks with skyline backdrops.
Off the Track
For the curious traveler, hidden corners and lesser-known trails await.
Pulau Ubin
Rustic island retreat with biking trails and rustic charm.
Kampong Lorong Buangkok
One of Singapore’s last remaining traditional villages.
St. John’s Island & Lazarus Island day trip
Quiet islands with beaches and turquoise waters near Singapore.