Top Things to do in Marina Bay
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10 Things to do Good for Kids in Marina Bay That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Marina Bay, Singapore including Esplanade Park, Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, Singapore Flyer, Marina Bay, Sands Skypark Observation Deck, Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion, Merlion Park, Sentosa Merlion, Marina Barrage, Padang.
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1. Esplanade Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Reviewed By CathyGri - Newark-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Well worth a visit and a good location to view the nightly fountains and laser light show from in front of Marina Bay Sands hotel.
2. Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,085 reviews
Affectionately known among locals as the "durian", Esplanade is one of the busiest arts centres in the world with about 3,000 performances presented yearly. Spot our prickly cladding in the middle of the central arts and cultural district, and take in the view from the Marina bay waterfront where our Outdoor Theatre is situated. Coming to Esplanade means that you're in for a complete lifestyle experience, from enjoying a night out at a show, to shopping and dining. And whether you're a first-timer, an ardent patron or fellow arts lover, you're most welcome here and we'll do our best to give you a great experience with the arts.
Reviewed By Lillgha - Hong Kong, China
Ni Hao, Apa Khabar and Vanakkam!! It was an absolute privilege for me to observe "Peace and Prosperity of SG" annual fun-filled event packed with exciting song performances, fireworks display, the setting of a Guinness World Record of the Largest Display of 720 Lion Dance, showcase of 54 Lamborghinis out of 300 in SG, outstanding Jazz performance by ladies band, Tessera, Rock concert and the lovely people, all around Durian Helmets!! I highly recommend everyone to stroll around starting from Boat Quay to Esplanade which is pleasant walk... they have some al-fresco dining available at the evening.. Enjoy!!
3. Singapore Flyer
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17,339 reviews
At 165 metres tall, Singapore Flyer is a masterpiece of urban architecture and engineering that showcases not only the mesmerizing cosmopolitan cityscape of the tropical Lion City, but even the surrounding islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia in all their glory. In addition to offering panoramic views of Singapore's cosmopolitan cityscape, guests can also indulge in a flute of champagne, or savour the iconic Singapore Sling whilst hosted in a special themed capsule. Diners seeking both privacy and luxury can opt for a multi-sensory treat unlike any other with our Premium Sky Dining Flight, complete with a four-course dinner and an in-flight host.
Reviewed By varunraj089 - Bengaluru, India
Perfect place to have a perfect view of the entire city of Singapore, the best time to visit this place is during the night so you can see the entire city lit up , putting up some pictures of the view from this place and trust me you will regret if you don’t visit this place.
4. Marina Bay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12,994 reviews
Reviewed By AMG0701
Nice walk , river cruise is a must do, it will take you in 30 minutes journey, at 8:00PM the light show starts, Espelande is a theater oferring daily free performances indoors and outdoors, you may check the daily schedule, nice to have a look on Marina Bay Mall; walk through all the bridges there , Fullerton hotel is an Icon must explore, delicious food everywhere you go,
5. Sands Skypark Observation Deck
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16,865 reviews
Located on the roof of Marina Bay Sands, the Sands SkyPark Observation Deck boasts scenic views of the panoramic vistas of Marina Bay and Singapore’s world-class cityscape.
Reviewed By Ikemx
Went up to the Marina Bay Sands Skypark to admire the view and enjoy a cocktail,following the advise of a colleague Trip Advisor review I purchased the ticket to get access to the Skypark terrace and used the fee paid to pay in part for a cocktail, the view is magnificent and the architecture is amazing. The restriction was to go to the pool area reserved only for guests, Enjoying a cocktail and the view and the people watching was fabulous , the weather was perfect and had a leisurely drink and edamame, there are two bars I spent my time closest to the infinity pool, the oposite side had a restaurant and a bar, Excellent time
6. Lau Pa Sat Festival Pavilion
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,565 reviews
Reviewed By 404kaelp - Williamstown, Australia
Lau Pa Sat has a vast array of food stalls offering cuisines from around the world. The prices are very cheap, and the food was still very tasty. I would recommend seating in the middle of the market, as if you're on the outer ring you may be pestered by people trying to push their stall/dishes.
7. Merlion Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9,551 reviews
Standing at 8.6 metres high and weighing 70 tonnes, the Merlion statue has a lion’s head and a fish’s body, and is housed here in this 2,500 square metre park.
Reviewed By adeljycheo - Singapore, Singapore
Visiting this place both in the day and in the night gives you a sense of accomplishment. In the day you can walk along the waterfront and snap some nice souvenir pictures of the Singapore Icon, The White Merlion overflowing water splashing into the sea. Along the waterfront are food joints and drinks cafes. There are quite a nice selection of food and drinks including Seafood. In the night, you will see a variety of beautiful colourful Merlion depicting various Singapore Places Of interest in the form of light rays shining on the Beautiful Merlion. It is definitely cooler walking along the waterfront and enjoying the night scenes around it, including getting ready your camera for some nice shots of the surrounding sceneries from the Waterfront. Hope you have A great time there. Ad.
8. Sentosa Merlion
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 2,409 reviews
No visit to Sentosa is complete without meeting its most famous, 37-metre tall resident, the Sentosa Merlion. The legendary Merlion is a mythical creature with a lion's head and a fish's body - as a guardian of prosperity which personifies Singapore's history as an important seaport. The lion head depicts the folklore of Prince Sang Nila Utama's discovery of lion (singa) and City (pura) while the fish tail symbolises the fishing village of 'Temasek', also known as 'sea-town' in Javanese. Set foot in the Merlion's mouth to get up close and personal with the legend. But don't stop till you get to the crown! At 60 metres above sea level, you will actually be seeing Singapore through the perspective of the Guardian of Prosperity. Come soak up the 360⁰ commanding view and bask in the aura of this endearing national symbol. You'll see why legends, myths and stories all point to this regal creature for the swift recovery of Singapore's economy from the Asian financial crisis.
Reviewed By ColinL106 - Romford, United Kingdom
What a lovely day out could have stayed longer nice bars friendly people lovely white beaches nice and quite plenty to see went over by cable car they have a lovely theme park for kids just great came back by cab i would go back next time in Singapore would recommend one of most cleanest country i have every stayed
9. Marina Barrage
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 680 reviews
Be captivated by the bright lights of the Singapore Flyer and the Central Business District skyline against the sky at sunset, reflected in the still waters of the Marina Barrage. This Reservoir in the City was created with three key benefits, to provide water supply, flood control and a lifestyle attraction.
Reviewed By linwangtan - Hong Kong, China
Nonetheless, it is still quite an enjoyable experience. On really sunny days, consider bringing an umbrella, lots of sunblock, or even a portable fan. My only qualm is that it is really difficult to get to by public transport. There is a shuttle bus from the MRT, but the frequency is pretty low, so you might have to take a car or drive.
10. Padang
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 75 reviews
Today, the Padang is a vantage point to admire historic buildings and the grand, colonial architecture of Singapore, and also hosts recreational sports such as football, hockey, cricket and rugby, line dancing and more.
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