Singapore attractions introduce what attractions can be visited in Singapore.

In fact, there are quite a few scenic spots in Singapore. The most famous ones may be Universal Studios and Aquarium, but apart from these two scenic spots. There are still many good scenic spots, so let's go and see the recommended related scenic spots now.

Museum of Science and Art The Singapore Museum of Science and Art is the first museum in the world that combines art with science. It has three exhibition halls, Future World, Natural Museum and Art Street. You can buy tickets separately or through. Families with children recommend going to the future world, where all high-tech parent-child projects are more suitable for children.

In the future world, children can not only feel the charm of light and shadow, but also draw with their own hands, and their own paintings can be projected on the wall, which is quite interactive and children like it very much. The Natural History Museum mainly puts some fossil specimens, popularizes some knowledge of environmental protection shipping, and allows children to interact and understand. Art street, there will be free Chinese explanation at around 4 pm every day.

Tips:

Address:10 bayfrontavenesingapore 018956 (65) 6688868

Tickets: adult tickets 15 SGD/single exhibition hall, children tickets 9 SGD/single exhibition hall. It is cheaper to buy three exhibition hall passes.

Opening hours: morning 10: 00 ~ afternoon 10:00.

Ferris wheel Singapore viewing Ferris wheel is one of the largest viewing Ferris wheels at present. Come out of the museum and walk along the double helix bridge next to the big lotus. This ferris wheel is as high as 165 meters, which is equivalent to the height of 42 floors. It takes about 30 minutes to turn around, but the slow pace makes the baby and friends who are afraid of heights not too scared. Sit on it and walk around, with a 360-degree view and a panoramic view of the night scene and sunset ~

Tips:

Address: No.30 Raffles Avenue 039803 (65) 6333311

Admission: adult ticket S $33, child ticket S $265,438 +0. (Not used under 3 years old)

Opening hours: 8: 00 ~ 22: 00 (last round 10 pm)

Other transportation: Take the subway, get off at exit A of Baolongfang subway station (loop line, CC4), walk for 5 minutes in the direction of Blue Pedestrian to reach Singapore Sightseeing Wheel, or take buses 106,11,133 to reach Temasek Avenue.

Marina bay Park/Light Show marina bay Park is the best place to feel the atmosphere of a garden island country. Get off the Ferris wheel, return to the Double Spiral Bridge, cross Jinsha and fall into marina bay Park. Outside the park is a vertical garden composed of 18 unique giant trees. When the lights are on at night, it seems that you have entered the fantasy world of Avatar. There is a 7-story waterfall in the indoor "Yunlin", which reminds people of 3,000 feet.

Tips:

1, outdoor light show time, 7: 45 pm and 8: 45 pm, each time about 15 minutes. If you watch the program in the air, some children may be afraid, and parents can choose to watch it below.

2, indoor air conditioning is sufficient, parents with children remember to bring clothes to their babies.

Address: Bay Garden 0 18953, No.8, Binhai Garden Avenue, Singapore

How to get there: Take the subway Bay Station Bay front(CE 1 exit), then turn left along a glass underground passage.

As the darling of parent-child travel, Singapore has built a children's paradise and a "green new world" in marina bay Park. Rich amusement facilities such as water parks, shallow pools, rainforest tree houses and arched green corridors provide excellent places for children to explore freely and have fun in the park ~

This is a parent-child play route that can best experience the authentic life in Singapore. First, go to Chinatown in Singapore to taste the local famous cheap Michelin, then go to St. Andrei's Cathedral, the largest church in Singapore, take a photo with Merlion, a landmark building in Singapore, and finally return to Kela Wharf to eat the most authentic seafood, and then take a walk to watch the Jinsha Light Show.

Chinatown Singapore's Chinatown is not only the place where Chinese gather the most, but also one of the cultural attractions that many tourists must visit. Sleep in the morning and wake up naturally, and you can go to Chinatown ~ Chinatown starts from Baota Street and ends at E Street in Yu Shuo. The roads are crowded with jewelry stalls, food stalls and various fashion stalls. There are many kinds of goods, from drama masks to handmade products, from traditional costumes to fashion.

Hong kong fried chicken rice noodle

In addition to shopping, you can also taste the most affordable Michelin-starred food in Chinatown-Hong Kong fried chicken rice noodles. Hong Kong fried chicken rice noodles have neither exquisite dishes nor lofty environment, but the price of fried chicken noodles and rice per plate is only S $ 2-3. Chicken is tender and crisp, which can be said to be the most economical Michelin-starred food in the world! Of course, you should be prepared to queue up 1 hour+!

Tips:

It is worth mentioning that it is very cost-effective to exchange new coins in Chinatown.

Address: PagodaStreet, Smith Street.

Business hours: open all day.

Arrival mode: Purple subway line, Chinatown exit A.

St Andreas Cathedral is located in the city and cultural center of Singapore, and it is the largest and oldest church in Singapore. After dinner in Chinatown, take the purple line ne in Chinatown, turn to the red line NS in domenico, and sit in the government building. As soon as you get out of the MRT station, you will find St. Andreas Cathedral. Just at noon, you can let the children have a rest. And there is a children's area in the church, where children can play with children from all over the world for a while.

Tips:

Address: SG 1 1 St. Andrew SRD 178959.

Merlion Park is the most famous scenic spot in Singapore, and taking photos with the world-famous Merlion is what most tourists will do. After coming out of the church, head for Singapore River and arrive at Merlion Park. Merlion in Merlion Park is a mythical symbol of Singapore. It can spray water from its mouth all the way to the Singapore River. In addition, there is a very beautiful landscape inside the park, and the seats in the stands can let friends and children see more landmark buildings in the city.

Tips:

The best shooting position is the stand in front of the Merlion, near the armrest on the Merlion side.

Address: fullerton Square 1, 049 178.

How to get there: Just opposite the famous MarinaBay, the nearest subway is RafflesPlace, or take the Binhai Art Center, then go south and cross the bridge.

Opening hours: 24 hours

Kela Wharf Kela Wharf is named after Sir Andrew Kela, the second governor of Singapore. There are branches of various famous shops, cafes, open-air water restaurants and so on. After taking photos in Merlion Park, you can walk directly to Kela Pier, which is faster than taking the MRT. In addition, there are specialties, handicrafts and fashion, as well as a large video game center.

Tips:

How to get there: take the MRT to NE5ClarkeQuay, and then go northwest after leaving the station. That area is all over.

After a day's shopping, why don't you go to Kela Wharf for dinner ~ I recommend you go to Treasure Seafood Store in Riverside Store for dinner, then go for a walk along the river in Singapore, and then go back to Merlion Park, just in time to watch the Golden Sands Light Show opposite ~

If Singapore Zoo is a parent-child tour, then Singapore Zoo must come! Unlike zoos in China, zoos in Singapore are open and animals live in animal houses. Children can get close to small animals and feed them, including elephants, giraffes, white rhinoceroses and goats. But the food to be fed needs to be purchased from the on-site staff!

There was a special experience in Singapore Zoo. We had a buffet breakfast with orangutans at Amin's restaurant. Limited to 20 tables per day, you need to book in advance!

Tips:

Admission price: S $35 for adults and S $25 for children (3- 12 years old, the same below), and children under 6 years old are free.

Singapore Zoo not only looks at animals, but also has a rainforest children's paradise tailored for children. It takes tropical animals as its theme, including waterslides, sprinkler sheds, ladders and various waterslides tunnels. Suitable for children of different ages to spend happy time, and children can also play with their parents!

Tips:

If you want to go to the rainforest children's paradise, remember to bring swimsuits for the children!

Transportation: If you want to go to Amin's restaurant for breakfast in the morning, especially if you are traveling with children, it is recommended to take a taxi directly to Singapore Zoo!

1. The performance time of marine animals show is 0:00 a.m., 2:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. every day, with a total of 3 performances.

2. Rainforest Animal Show every morning 10:30 and afternoon 1:30.

Each performance lasts about 30 minutes, and the venue is crowded. It is necessary to get a good seat 30 minutes in advance. Especially the marine animal show!

Singapore Zoo also has a tropical fruit and vegetable garden where some common tropical fruits and vegetables are planted. Walking on the road, fruits and vegetables are on both sides of the road, and you can pick them with a touch ~

Orchard Road Orchard Road is the most modern department store business district in Singapore. The major shopping centers are arranged on both sides of the road, which is very lively. There is still time after visiting Singapore Zoo. You can stop by Orchard Road. Take the MRT red line and get off Orchard Road directly. After getting off the bus, you will be caught in a jungle-like shopping mall and a surging crowd. If you are tired of taking your children shopping, open-air coffee and sandwich meals can be seen everywhere, so take your children to rest at any time ~

Songfa meat and bone tea

Songfa Bak Ku Teh is a local old shop for nearly 50 years, bearing many memories of Singaporeans. You must eat it! Get out of Orchard Road MRT Station and enter the opposite center point. The signature here is Chaozhou-style bak Kut teh. The ribs are juicy, the meat is tender and refreshing, and the soup head has a hint of Chili flavor, which is the characteristic of Songmao Baku Teh. Their pot-stewed dishes are delicious, such as braised chicken feet and trotters, tofu skin, vermicelli and so on! It's not expensive, and it comes with a Chinese menu. Have fun, eat and drink ~

Tips:

Large portion of 9 Singapore dollars, soup can be continued at will ~

Shop 1: Tang China City Point.

Address: Chinatown, # 0 1-04, 133 Xinqiao.

Shop 2: Clark Quay

Address: 1 1 Xinqiao Road, # 01-0/,059383.

Universal Studios Singapore Universal Studios is the only universal studio in Southeast Asia, which is super suitable for young people and families. When we get to Sentosa, let's go directly to Universal Studios, which has 7 districts and 24 entertainment projects. By combining cutting-edge technology with film special effects, the 4D effect will definitely make adults and children jump for joy! There are future water world performances suitable for families, and Madagascar paradise suitable for babies to play. In short, it is suitable for friends of all ages and can play all day!

Tips:

1, the route must be reversed: everyone is used to walking counterclockwise, and choosing clockwise can stagger the flow of people and reduce the queue time.

2. Souvenir shopping The shapes of souvenirs in different areas conform to the regional theme, and the next area is gone. Don't hesitate to buy anything.

Address: Universal Studios Singapore, No.8 Sentosa Road, Singapore 098269 (6577

8888)

Tickets: adult ticket SGD 68 yuan; Child ticket 50 Singapore dollars

Opening hours: 65438+ 00 am-9 pm every day.

Ticket time: 9: 00 a.m.-9: 00 p.m.

How to get there: Universal Studios Singapore has a free shuttle bus. Just show your passport and Singapore entry card when you get on the bus. Passengers are not allowed to carry luggage. Free bus routes include Ming Gulian/Binghai route and Wuji route. The earliest bus is 9 am and the latest is 22: 30.

1. Science fiction city theme area

Transformers die-hard fans must not miss this theme area! Wearing 3D glasses and sitting in the car, I feel that the scene in the movie is not particularly exciting, but it will be very realistic, super-real, speeding forward, stopping suddenly, reversing, being dragged by chains and so on! If you are brave, you can also play the red-gray roller coaster. Friends who like excitement will definitely have a good time!

2. Ancient Egypt theme area

The theme area of ancient Egypt is very hot, and there are two projects, raiders of the lost ark and Mummy Revenge. "raiders of the lost ark" is more suitable for children under 122cm, accompanied by their parents, and it is more leisure. There is also mummy revenge. To tell the truth, it is better to recommend adults to play. It is a more exciting indoor roller coaster with a horrible atmosphere. Welcome it boldly ~

3. The Lost World Theme Park

Jurassic river exploration (rafting) in this theme park is known as one of the three must-see projects in cinemas! After getting on the drifting boat, there will be dinosaurs spraying water on the boat, which is super enjoyable only at the last moment ~ If you don't want to get wet, you can also go to this theme park to watch the performance of the future water world, and the explosions are super-class. Still wonderful!

Tips:

If you have friends who want to play Jurassic river exploration, remember to prepare raincoats in advance. If you don't prepare them, you can buy them at the vending machine for 4 Singapore dollars/piece.

4. A distant kingdom

This theme park is more childlike. It is said that it is a dream theme area based on Shrek series, and it is also the world's first 40-meter-high "castle of a distant kingdom". There is an indoor miniature ferris wheel-magic wheel; There are 4D movies in English-Shrek 4D movies; There is a children's version of the roller coaster, suitable for courageous children; There is also a flying car-The Adventures of Shoes, Cats and Swordsmen.

Tips:

1, magic wheel, 100cm children must be accompanied by a caregiver, not fast!

2. Adventures of the Shoe-Cat Swordsman. Children from 100 to 122cm must be accompanied by caregivers. It's not fast!

5. Madagascar theme area

Madagascar theme area is a park integrating relaxation and leisure, mainly based on the animation Madagascar. There are two projects in the park: jullien spinning ball and wooden box wandering. Jullien Spindle is a large carousel. Each carousel is a figure in Madagascar, and the wooden box floats on the surface of the cave, which can cool the children and see the scenery.

Tips:

1, July spin dance, 122cm children must be accompanied by a caregiver, which is fast.

2, wooden box drifting, 80 to 122cm children must be accompanied by caregivers, can be fast.

6. Hollywood theme area

Hollywood theme area is the shopping area of Universal Studios Singapore. After entering, there are various theme shops: Minions, Sesame Street, HelloKitty and so on. In short, it is a good place for friends and children buy buy to buy! Especially if you are tired of playing, you can rest and take pictures in this theme area ~

7. new york Theme Area

New york theme area is a theme area for adults and children in different ways, including Spielberg film special effects studio and Sesame Street spaghetti space war. If you are a movie lover, Spielberg's film special effects studio is right for your appetite, and immediately feel how the studio filmed the effect of a category 5 hurricane, as if you were there. The battle of spaghetti and sky on Sesame Street, roaming in the cabin, is especially suitable for children.

Aquatic adventure amusement park

If you and your children like to play with water, water adventure park may be more suitable for you than Universal Studios and Aquarium. There are water slides such as the first water magnetic roller coaster in Southeast Asia, surf bay and superb drifting river. Including all kinds of fun activities, snorkeling, surfing, rafting, diving, feeding dolphins and interacting with dolphins (extra charge, not included in the ticket), it is definitely a parent-child amusement area that big friends and children can't miss ~

Tips:

This is suitable for older children, and it is enough for children under 5 to dig sand and play in the free water park.

South E.A Aquarium Singapore's S.E.A Aquarium is known as the largest aquarium in the world, with as many as 49 ecological zones, bringing together more than 10,000 kinds of marine life from all over the world. Children can not only watch marine life at close range, but also interact with them. Standing in front of the huge aquarium viewing window of the S.E.A Aquarium, these marine creatures look particularly human and are very popular with children!

Tips:

1. There are some interactive game machines in front of the aquarium, some of which are very suitable for children to play and can kill dozens of minutes.

2. There is a large scenic spot in front of the largest "fish tank" where you can sit in a daze on the floor, and there is also a children's rest area, which provides children's desks and chairs, colored paper, crayons and origami, all related to marine life. It's good for the children to rest here.

Address: Palawan Beach, Sentosa Island, Singapore 09998 1

How to get there: Take a ferry from HarbourFront to Sentosa, and the underwater world is in the northwest corner of Sentosa.

Opening hours: daily 10:00- 19:00.

Tickets: adult tickets: S $32; Child ticket (3 to 12 years old) and senior citizen: S $28.