Things to do in Punggol Waterway Park
Discover the best attractions and experiences Punggol Waterway Park has to offer
Historic Monuments
Singapore's past comes alive through its historic forts, bunkers, and commemorative sites that are accessible around the island.
Fort Siloso
A coastal WWII fortress on Sentosa with preserved bunkers and tunnels.
Battlebox
WWII underground command centre turned museum at Fort Canning.
Changi Chapel & Museum
Memorial and museum honoring Singapore's WWII history.
Fort Canning Park
Historic hilltop park blending ancient artifacts with city views.
Museums
From national galleries to modern science exhibitions, Singapore’s museums cover wide-ranging interests.
National Museum of Singapore
Singapore’s oldest museum presenting the city’s story through interactive exhibits.
National Gallery Singapore
Museum dedicated to Singaporean and Southeast Asian art in two historic buildings.
ArtScience Museum
Iconic lotus-shaped venue with rotating science and art installations.
Singapore City Gallery
Illustrates Singapore’s urban planning and future developments.
Religious Monuments
Explore Singapore’s multicultural fabric through its temples, mosques, and churches.
Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)
Grand mosque in Kampong Glam with a golden dome and vibrant precinct.
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum
Colorful temple in Chinatown housing a sacred relic and exhibits.
Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple
Hindu temple in Little India dedicated to the goddess Kali.
Thian Hock Keng Temple
One of Singapore’s oldest Taoist temples with traditional architecture.
National & Theme Parks
Green spaces and scenic trails offer relaxing escapes and nature close to the city.
Punggol Waterway Park
A scenic waterway park with cycling paths and waterfront promenades.
Gardens by the Bay
Futuristic gardens with glass domes and Supertree structures.
MacRitchie Reservoir Park
Popular hiking and kayaking spot with the iconic Treetop Walk.
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Historic, lush gardens and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
Forest reserve boasting challenging trails and rich biodiversity.
Neighborhoods
Dive into Singapore’s character by wandering its vibrant districts and their unique vibes.
Punggol
Modern waterfront town with scenic promenades and parks.
Kampong Glam
Cultural district around the Sultan Mosque with stylish cafes and shops.
Little India
Colorful, bustling precinct rich with temples, markets, and foods.
Chinatown
Historic enclave offering temples, markets, and heritage trails.
Marina Bay
Downtown district known for its striking skyline, promenades and events.
Free Things to Do
You don’t need to spend to enjoy Singapore’s outdoors and views.
Punggol Waterway Park (free roam)
Open spaces and scenic paths ideal for a stroll or bike ride.
Marina Barrage
Picnic spots and rooftop views with kite-flying on a breezy day.
East Coast Park
Long coastal park great for biking, running and picnics.
Singapore Botanic Gardens (grounds)
Free to enter; explore lawns and ponds at your own pace.
Southern Ridges walk
A scenic ridge-top trail linking several parks with city views.
Gastronomy
Singapore’s food landscape is diverse, from hawker centers to seaside dine-outs.
Punggol Settlement
Seafood dining by the waterfront with family-friendly spots.
Lau Pa Sat (Satay Street)
Iconic hawker center known for satay and local dishes.
Maxwell Food Centre
Popular hawker hub with a wide range of local bites.
Tekka Centre
Multi-cultural food hub in Little India offering diverse eats.
Changi Village Hawker Centre
Casual seaside hawker center famous for seafood.
Nightlife
Singapore comes alive after dark with riverfront bars, clubs, and cozy lanes.
Clarke Quay
A lively riverside cluster of bars and clubs with neon-lit vibes.
Boat Quay
Historic quay lined with pubs and waterfront dining.
Haji Lane
Trendy lanes with indie cafes, bars and live music.
Marina Bay Sands (nightlife venues)
Iconic complex offering rooftop bars and casinos.
Clarke Quay Night Scene
Nightlife precinct known for late-night entertainment.
Entertainment
From performing arts to world-class spectacles, there’s something for every interest.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Premier performing arts center with concerts and shows.
Universal Studios Singapore
Theme park with themed rides and live entertainment.
S.E.A. Aquarium
One of the world’s largest aquariums with immersive displays.
ArtScience Museum
Architectural icon hosting dynamic exhibitions combining art and science.
Sports
Active pursuits and major sporting venues sit alongside free outdoor spaces.
Singapore Sports Hub
Multi-facility complex hosting sports and events.
East Coast Park
Ideal for cycling, jogging and watersports along the coast.
Marina Bay Street Circuit
Famed F1 race route and seasonal motorsport events.
OCBC Cycle Singapore
Annual city-wide cycling event attracting riders of all levels.
Treetop Walk, MacRitchie Reservoir
Wooden bridge trail offering a unique aerial perspective.
Off the Track
For those seeking less-touristy paths, Singapore has hidden gems and nature trails.
Pulau Ubin
Preserved rural island vibe reached by bumboat from Changi; cycling and nature.
Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Mangrove ecosystem with birdwatching and boardwalks.
Southern Ridges – Henderson Waves
Architectural elevated walkway connecting green corridors.
Labrador Nature Reserve
Coastal nature reserve with rocky shores and seafront trails.