Things to do in Singapore

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Explore a national icon and one of the most famous gardens in Singapore

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Experience thrilling rides and live performances with your favorite Universal characters

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Singapore Night Safari is a ride through Wildlife Reserves Singapore offering visitors the chance to see nocturnal animals in their natural habitat. It is located on the Mandai Lake Road. The nearest attraction is Singapore Zoo.

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iFly Singapore is home to the world's first and largest designated wind tunnel for indoor skydiving. It's the only wind tunnel in the world of its kind, with huge windows overlooking the South China Sea.

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The scenic Singapore Cable Car lets visitors experience beautiful, 360° views of Mount Faber and Sentosa, across two different lines. Stops are located at various points around Singapore.

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The crunch of snow underfoot, all the snowballs you could dream of making, and even a three-storey-high, 60-metre-long snow slope – it's all inside Snow City Singapore. Along with a host of colourful mascots, simulated snowfall, and ice fishing, Snow City also has facilities for rock climbing, bouldering, and even bumper cars. If you're feeling hot, you know where to go!

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Travel through Singapore at your own pace with hop-on hop-off tour buses

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ArtScience Museum is located in Singapore. This interactive educational space in the Marina Bay Sands resort is easy to reach on public transport from anywhere in Singapore.

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The Singapore Zoo is a 28-hectare area containing over 300 different animal species. Its open and spacious enclosures are designed to imitate the animals' natural environments. Originally opened in 1973, the zoo has been actively involved in wildlife and rainforest conservation efforts since its inception. Animal lovers can see iconic African creatures like majestic lions, chunky warthogs, and suspicious meerkats, as well as a diverse range of wildlife from all corners of the world in 11 zones representing different global habitats.

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The Omni-Theatre is Southeast Asia’s first 8K 3D digital dome theatre. Coupled with Southeast Asia’s largest seamless dome screen (23m in diameter), it is an immersive edutainment destination like no other.