Map of singapore with attractions in russian. The beauty of the modern metropolis - what to see in Singapore

In this article, I talk about top attractions in singapore: photo and description, opening hours, prices, cost of visiting, how to get there, nearest stations, what to see in Singapore. At the end of the article, the sights of Singapore are marked on the map.

Skyscrapers of Singapore
In the center of Singapore near the waterfront

Merlion

I'll start with the symbol of the city 🙂 Merlion - a mythical creature half-fish - half-lion, which is the symbol of Singapore. A white 8-meter statue of the Merlion is installed on the embankment in the city center. Read more here:

Visit cost: for free.

Working hours: around the clock, but it is better to come early in the morning, while there are no crowds of tourists.

How to get there: the nearest metro station is Raffles Place.

Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands is a huge complex that includes a shopping center, a casino, a hotel, an observation deck, a sky bar and much more. The Marina Bay Sands hotel or ship hotel has become the second unofficial symbol of Singapore 🙂 Every tourist dreams of staying at this huge hotel for at least one night to swim in the famous rooftop pool. Or at least go up to the open observation deck of Marina Bay or visit the roof top bar CE LA VI to admire the city from a height. More about the complex Marina Bay Sands:

Price:

Working hours:

• Observation deck from 9:30 to 22:00 Mon-Thurs and until 23:00 Fri-Sun
• Bar CE LA VI is open from 12:00 until late at night.

How to get there: the nearest metro station is Bayfront, then follow the signs for "Hotel" or "Sands Skypark".

Gardens by the Bay and Super Trees

Gardens by the Bay is a green oasis in the city next to the Marina Bay complex and a popular attraction in Singapore. This is a huge park with a lake, jogging paths, playgrounds, super trees and two huge greenhouse greenhouses.

First of all, tourists are attracted to the gardens by huge futuristic Super trees. Huge trees are made of concrete and iron bars and entwined tropical plants, between two trees at a height of 22 m, a skyway bridge was built, on which you can climb and look at the gardens by the bay from a height. There is a bar on the top of one of the Super Trees.

At night, the trees are beautifully illuminated, and in the evening, a light and musical show "Garden Rhapsody" takes place under them.

Price:

• Access to Gardens by the Bay is free
• Show "Garden Rhapsody" - free of charge
• skyway bridge - SGD 8 for adults and SGD 5 for children
• Bar visits - 20 SGD including one drink

Working hours:

• Gardens by the Bay open 24/7
• You can climb the bridge from 9:00 to 21:00
• Bar opening hours from 10:30 am to midnight

How to get there: the nearest metro station is Bayfront, then follow the signs for "Gardens by the Bay", "OCBC Skyway".

Very beautiful show "Garden Rhapsody". Video

Flower Dome and Cloud Forest greenhouses

Two huge greenhouses, Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, are located in Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. Under the glass dome in Cloud Forest, the atmosphere of the tropics is recreated, and the waterfall falling from a height of more than 35 meters is simply amazing: real rainforests in the middle of the city!

Flowers and plants from different countries of Europe, Australia, America, etc. are collected in the second greenhouse, Flower Dome. Flower compositions often change, for example, tulips bloom in April, sakura on Chinese New Year, and chrysanthemums in autumn. Read more here:

Prices for visiting two greenhouses:

• SGD 28 for adults
• SGD 15 for children

Working hours: 9:00 - 21:00. In my opinion, it is best to visit greenhouses during the day at the peak of the midday heat, it is very cold in greenhouses, so warm clothes are not placed.

How to get there: nearest MRT Bayfront station, follow the signs. From the entrance to the gardens by the bay to the greenhouses you can take a tourist tram for 3 SGD.

Ferris wheel

The Singapore Flyer was, until recently, the tallest Ferris wheel in the world. Its height is 165 m, 20 people are placed in closed glass cabins, the wheel makes a full circle in 30 minutes. More:

Price:

• 33 SGD adult ticket
• 21 SGD for children

Working hours: 8:30 – 22:00

How to get there: the nearest metro station is Promenade.

DNA bridge

The DNA Bridge (Helix Bridge) is a 280-meter pedestrian bridge in the shape of a DNA molecule. Was opened in 2010. There are several viewing platforms on the bridge, which offer a magnificent view of Singapore and Marina Bay. At night, the bridge is beautifully illuminated.

Price: for free

Working hours: around the clock

Esplanade Theater

Esplanade Theater (Theatres Esplanade) was built on the waterfront of Marina Bay, was opened in 2002. The huge theater complex consists of a concert hall for 1600 people, a theater hall, several conference rooms and galleries. The theater attracts the attention of tourists with its unusual shape - this architectural structure resembles the king of fruits - durian 🙂

How to get there: the nearest metro station is City Hall.

fountain of wealth

The Fountain of Wealth in Singapore is considered the largest fountain in the world, it is even listed in the Guinness Book of Records. The fountain was built according to all the rules of feng shui and they say that if you perform certain rituals (go around the inner fountain three times clockwise), it will bring wealth and good luck 🙂 In the evening, the fountain is illuminated with colorful lights.

Price: for free

Working hours: you can go down to the thicket with a fountain and perform a ritual to attract wealth from 9.00-12.00, 14.00-18.00, 21.00-22.00

How to get there: the nearest metro station is Promenade, the fountain is located in the Suntec City complex.

Long Bar and Raffles Hotel

Price: 6 SGD

Working hours: 9:00 – 21:45

How to get there: nearest metro station is Outram Park.

Boat Quay and Clarke Quay

Nice promenades along the river with many bars and restaurants with live music. This is the place to go if you want to try the famous chili crabs or just have a nice evening.

How to get there: metro Raffles Place and Clarke Quay.

Chinese, Indian and Arab quarters

The Chinese, Indian and Arab quarters are the ethnic districts of Singapore and each of them has its own unique flavor.

The Arab quarter is the cleanest, most modern and expensive among them. Nearest metro station Bugis, within walking distance of the fountain of wealth.

Indian Quarter or Little India (Little India) is an area where Indians live. I don’t like India, but in Singapore, Indians are not at all like Indians from India 🙂 In Singapore, even Indians are clean, beautiful and educated, and many of them have bags and shoes that cost as much as I earn in a month 🙂

Nearest metro station: Little India.

Chinatown perfect place not only for walking, but also for dinner and buying souvenirs. Prices for souvenirs in Chinatown are much lower than in tourist center Singapore. For example, 5 magnets can be bought for 10 SGD, while one magnet near Marina Bay costs the same 10 SGD. In the evening it is nice to sit in colorful Chinese restaurants.

Nearest metro station: Chinatown.

Chinatown. Video

Temple and Museum of the Tooth of Buddha

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a temple in the center of Chinatown that houses a sacred relic - the Tooth Relic. There is a museum above the temple, and a summer garden on the roof.

Visit cost: for free

Working hours: 7:00 – 19:00

How to get there: subway Chinatown.

Singapore Botanic Garden and Orchid Garden

The Singapore Botanic Garden occupies a vast territory of 70 hectares and is even included in the list world heritage UNESCO. The Botanical Garden is a favorite weekend getaway for locals. The pearl of the botanical garden is the national orchid garden, which contains the largest collection of orchids in the world - more than 1000 species of orchids and 2000 hybrids. Detail:

Visit cost:

• Entrance to the botanical garden - free of charge
• Orchid garden visit - 5 SGD

Working hours:

• Botanical Garden from 5:00 to 0:00
• Orchid garden from 8:30 to 19:00

How to get there: Botanic Gardens metro station.

bird park in singapore

Jurong Bird Park is one of the largest bird parks in the world. More than 5,000 birds live on its territory.

Price:

• SGD 29 for adults
• SGD 19 for children

Working hours: 8:30 – 18:00

How to get there: to the metro station Boon Lay, then by bus number 194.

Singapore Zoo

Comfortable, clean, cozy zoo, where animals live in large enclosures close to their natural habitat. Our detailed review About the Singapore Zoo:

Price:

• SGD 33 for adults
• SGD 22 for children

Working hours: 8:30 – 18:00

How to get there: to Choa Chu Kang metro station, then by bus 927, or to Ang Mo Kio station and by bus 138.

Night safari

Night safari is a park where you can see animals leading an active night life in their natural environment 🙂 A tram runs through the park, from which tourists observe and take pictures of animals walking by. Various shows are held in the park.

Price:

• SGD 45 for adults
• SGD 30 for children

Working hours: 19:15 - 24:00, tram tours at 19:15, 20:15, 21:15 and 22:15.

How to get there: is located next to the zoo, so you can get there the same way as in the zoo (see above).

River safari

River safari is a park where animals from the freshwater environment live. The highlight of the park is a pavilion with two pandas.

Price:

• SGD 30 for adults
• SGD 20 for children

Working hours: 10:00 – 19:00.

How to get there: as well as to the zoo (see above).

Cable car to Sentosa

The Mount Faber Line cable car connects Sentosa Island to the mainland. The cable car is not only one of the ways to get to Sentosa, but also an opportunity to admire the city from a height.

The cost of a circular route from the mainland to the island or vice versa:

• SGD 29 for adults
• 18 SGD for children

Working hours: 8:45 – 22:00.

How to get there: it is most convenient to take the cable car station near the Harbor Front metro station.

Sentosa Island

Sentosa Island is an island for recreation and entertainment. What is not here: and the amusement park Universal Studio, and the water park, and the oceanarium, and beaches, and casinos, and hotels. Details about all the attractions and entertainment on Sentosa:

Price: the island itself can be visited completely free of charge, but you will have to pay extra for entertainment. Prices in the article at the link above.

Working hours: the island is open around the clock 🙂

How to get there: detailed article how to get to Sentosa.

Romantic Crane Show (Dance of the Cranes) on Sentosa. Video

Universal park

Despite the fact that Sentosa Island has many various entertainment, I decided to highlight the Universal Park, which is located on the island separately. Universal Park Singapore is a theme park based on films and cartoons by Universal Studios. Our detailed review and tips in this article:

Park ticket prices:

• 76 SGD adult ticket
• 56 SGD child ticket

Working hours: 10:00 – 19:00, on days school holidays and holidays, the opening time may be extended until 20:00 and even later.

How to get there: first get to Sentosa Island, as indicated in the article on the link above, and then follow the signs for Universal Studios Singapore.

I have listed the main attractions of Singapore that you can visit in 4 days as part of a visa-free transit. What else to do in Singapore?

What to do in Singapore

Ride on a boat

Singapore River Cruise

Singapore River Cruise - a boat trip along the river past the main attractions of the center of Singapore: the Merlion, the Esplanade Theater, Marina Bay, the DNA Bridge, the Ferris wheel.

Price:

• SGD 25 for adults
• SGD 15 for children

Working hours: departure of boats from 9:00 to 23:00 every 15 minutes. The duration of the walk is 40 minutes.

How to find a pleasure boat: Below in the photo is a diagram of the berths from which pleasure boats depart.

Water B shuttle services

Few people know that a ride on a boat at a certain time can be much cheaper! At rush hour in weekdays boats ply on the river - Water B shuttle services.

Price:

Working hours: 8:00 - 10:00, 17:00 - 19:00 weekdays

How to get there: the photo below shows the berths where the water shuttle stops.

duck tour

Duck tour Singapore is sightseeing tour by amphibious bus: first, the bus travels around the city, and then “dives” into the river and the tour begins on the water with a view of the main attractions of Singapore. Tour in English.

Price:

• SGD 37 for adults
• SGD 27 for children

Tour times: 10:00 - 18:00, departure every hour. Tour duration 60 minutes.

How to find: tours start from the Suntec city shopping center, the nearest metro station is Promenade.

Laser show

The new laser musical Spectra water show takes place every day near the Marina Bay complex.

Price: for free

Show times: daily at 20:00 and 21:00, and on Fridays and Saturdays also at 22:00. The duration of the show is 15 minutes.

Where to watch: view of the fountains and good sound from the platform at the entrance to the Marina Bay shopping center (where the Rain Oculus fountain is), and look at the lasers from the Merlion statue or from the Esplanade theater.

Where to Buy Tickets for Singapore Attractions

• On site at the entrance to attractions
• In advance on the official website of the chosen attraction
• On various discount and travel sites. I bought all tickets for our route on this site, managed to save a little 🙂

Singapore attractions on the map

Singapore attractions map in Russian

If you look at the map of Singapore in Russian, it immediately catches your eye that the city is extremely heterogeneous, it is dotted with numerous bays and bays. Singapore has a long coastline, however, only three beaches are suitable for recreation (sandy Palawan, Tanien and Siloso), the rest of the coast is occupied by industrial needs.

Another "trick" on the map of the city of Singapore is compliance with the laws of feng shui. Yes, yes, Singapore is considered the only city in the world, planned in accordance with the ancient doctrine of space. By the way, many are sure that it is the Feng Shui city that owes its rapid economic growth - money, you know, is flowing in the right direction!

Where to stay in Singapore?

All the main attractions of Singapore are located in 3 areas - this is Sentosa entertainment island, an area in the very center of Singapore and Jurong (here you will find two of the most famous park cities - a bird park and a reptile park). Among the areas of Singapore where it is better for a tourist to live:

Singapore riverfront- city center with the best examples of colonial architecture. More precisely, we are talking about two embankments - Boat Quay (a walking place with dozens of restaurants) and Clarke Quay (the center of Singapore's nightlife, and on weekends - also the largest swap meet in the city).

Sentosa Island - accessible on foot, on the moving sidewalks of the Sentosa Boardwalk, or by cable car. It is on Sentosa that Asia's largest aquarium is located. Underwater World, Siloso Fort and Tiger Sky Tower.

Chinatown- one of the most colorful areas Singapore, the real "cultural heart" of the city. Here, next to the giant skyscrapers, traditional Chinese mini-houses side by side, there are markets with antiques, astrologers' offices and all the main shrines of the city: the Hindu Sri Mariamman Temple, the Jamae Chulia Mosque and the Taoist temple Thian Hock Keng.

tanien- with yellow sand, wide beaches (up to 15 meters) and clear water. There is almost no entertainment here, few cafes - mostly fans of secluded romantic getaways come here.

Palawan- here, on a special bridge, you can reach the southernmost part of Asia and take an excellent panoramic picture of the ocean. Lots of rides, an amusement park and plenty of restaurants - perfect place for holidays with children.

Siloso- most party beach, there are many clubs (with separate sunbeds and pools) and extreme entertainment. Entrance to Siloso, like all other beaches in Singapore, is free.

View of Marina Bay Hotel

Singapore is a great place to relax and live, as there are many interesting places and attractions that you can visit, whether you are a tourist or local resident. Knowing how difficult it is sometimes to make a decision about what to see and where to go in another country, Good THERE compiled a list of the best things to see while you're in the city of Lion.

1 Marina Bay Hotel (Marina Bay Sands)

Famous in Singapore Marina Bay- this is the place where you can go to see the most impressive sights of the city. With the rapid development of this cosmopolitan city-state, the entire Marina Bay area has undergone a transformation of epic proportions. The $5.5 billion Marina Bay Sands is centered on the bay, and many of the best activities to do in the area revolve around this epic building, such as the science museum, casino, various shops, restaurants and the best night life. Come to Marina Bay by 20:00 to see the spectacular light show that illuminates the waters of the bay, as well as several iconic sights that you have probably seen in many photos.

Marina Bay Hotel, Singapore

2 Universal Studios Singapore

Universal Studios Singapore- the first amusement park of its kind in South-East Asia. The park has over 20 attractions in various themed areas, including " lost World”, “Ancient Egypt”, “New York”, “Hollywood”, “Madagascar” and “Far Far Away” (remember Shrek?). In terms of rides, there are all kinds of water related activities, as well as two large roller coasters, they are considered the largest in Asia. Families with young children can also enjoy most roller coaster and carousels.

Admission ticket costs about 50-60 US$. We advise you to purchase a special Universal Express card (about $ 25), with which you can go to the attractions bypassing the main line.

Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore

3 Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay- a huge, colorful, futuristic park in Singapore. The park was awarded the "Best Building of the Year" award at the World Architecture Festival in 2012. The most striking feature of the gardens are the Supertrees, the tallest of which equates to a 20-story building! Hundreds of trees and plants make this place great fun for kids and adults. The best time to visit the park is at night.

Entrance to the gardens by the bay is free, the park is open daily from 5:00 to 2:00

Gardens by the Bay, Singapore

4 Raffles Hotel

This luxurious hotel in colonial style has a long history that dates back to 1887, over time it has become one of the most important attractions in Singapore. Among the guests of this hotel in different times, there were such famous people as - Elizabeth Taylor, Queen Elizabeth II and the late King of Pop Michael Jackson. The Raffles Hotel has 103 suites, 18 fine restaurants and bars, and an arcade with over 40 boutiques and shops (such as Louis Vuitton and Tiffany & Co). Be sure to visit the Long Bar, where you can enjoy the best Singapore Sling cocktail in the city. After all, it was here, more than 100 years ago, that this world-famous cocktail was invented.

5 Singapore Ferris Wheel Flyer

Singapore Flyer It is the largest Ferris wheel in the world. The unique wheel is built into the three-story terminal building, Flyer has a diameter of 150 meters, and overall height is 165 meters. The Ferris wheel offers a breathtaking panoramic view that is radically different day and night, which is why it is so difficult to choose the best time to ride the wheel. Singapore Flyer passengers from the highest point can see the sights of the city such as the Singapore River, Raffles Place, Marina Bay, Empress Place and Padang.

6 Overnight Safari in Singapore

Night safari- a truly unique attraction in Singapore. It's not only interesting place worth a visit, but also a leading center for conservation and research on populations in Asia. Like a zoo, it offers an extraordinary immersion in the nocturnal animal realm, with over 59 exhibits and 1,000 animals brought here from all over the world. These are the Himalayan griffin vultures, large one-horned rhinos, wildebeest and gazelles. You can start with the Creatures of the Night show at the amphitheater, with a 20-minute show to see the animals that live here, and then immediately go to see the strange animals.

Ticket costs $45, opening hours 19:30 to 00:00

Night Safari, Singapore

7 Orchard Road

One of the most iconic streets in Singapore, Orchard Road is the epicenter of shopping, much like London's Oxford Street or Hong Kong's Nathan Road. Both sides of the street are lined with local and international shops, boutiques, offices, spas, beauty salons, hotels, entertainment centers, restaurants and cafes, here you can spend the whole day walking along the main highway. IN shopping malls there is practically everything along Orchard Road. In addition, various fairs and events are constantly held in shopping centers, so this street is definitely worth a visit.

Orchard Road, Singapore

8 Chinese and Japanese Gardens (Chinese & Japan Garden)

Admission to the gardens is free, but the turtle museum can be visited for 5 SGD (Singapore dollar)

Opening hours: Chinese Gardens - daily from 6:00 to 23:00; Japanese gardens - daily from 6:00 to 19:00

Chinese and Japanese Gardens, Singapore

9 National Museum of Singapore

In the largest museum in Singapore - " National Museum Singapore" houses two main galleries: "Singapore Living Galleries" with exhibitions about national cuisine, photography, cinema and fashion, as well as a history gallery that traces the history of the island from the 14th century. On the territory of the museum there is a restaurant, a cafe and a gift shop.

The visit costs - 10 SGD

Opening hours: daily from 10:00 to 19:00

National Museum of Singapore

10 Chinatown

Chinatown- another iconic place in Singapore, which is perfect for shopping (many say that this is the most cheap place in the city to buy souvenirs), as well as to see all the important sights and taste authentic Chinese cuisine. There are countless restaurants and food stalls to choose from. Learn more about the area's history at the Chinatown Heritage Center on Pagoda Street. Its main focus is on Chinese immigrants who lived hard lives and were the main group of people who founded Singapore. Other attractions include Thian Hock Keng Temple - oldest temple in Singapore, Buddha Tooth Relic Temple & Museum, Eu Yan Sang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic and Maxwell Road Food Court.

Singapore- the place is amazing. It is an island, a state and a city, all at once. Traditions and features of several oriental cultures. And the city seems to be located in two tiers, where the lower one is temples, houses of colonial construction, old plane trees.

The top tier is surreal skyscrapers, giant Ferris wheels and huge futuristic fountains and a DNA helix bridge. In general, the question of what to see in Singapore will disappear by itself.

Map of Singapore with attractions in Russian

It is no coincidence that the territories were divided all the time - the island located at the crossroads of important trade routes was too tidbit.

And only in 1963 appeared on the map independent state Singapore.

Although Singapore is a tiny country, it has a lot to offer. surprise even the most experienced tourist. There are many attractions here, and even a month is not enough to get to know them in detail. There are also architectural monuments, and religious. Despite the fact that the island is not large in size, there are also a large number of interesting natural attractions.

And you will learn about the most famous sights of the world, from which "you can't take your eyes off", from.

The main architectural structures - photo with names and descriptions

It is believed that, rotating clockwise, the wheel, according to feng shui attracts money to the city. The wheel has Vip - capsules, where during the rotation you can have dinner, while the client will be served by a personal waiter. The wheel makes a full circle in half an hour. Close to Metro City Hall.

And that's just the most famous attractions.

It so happened historically that in Singapore peacefully coexist immediately several religions. The main ones are Buddhism, Islam, Christianity and Hinduism. There is also a synagogue in Singapore. There are many temples located throughout the city.

natural objects

The nature of the tropical island of Singapore is beautiful all year round. Here they know how to appreciate nature. Therefore, there are so many parks and gardens of different themes and with different vegetation.

Self-Guided Tours

Singapore is fairly easy to get around and almost impossible to get lost, as the main transport in this city-state is metro. But it is very difficult to decide exactly where to go and what to see: there are many temptations for a traveler. And if time is limited, then you need to use it to the maximum.

What can you see in 1 day?

If you have to spend one day in Singapore, then it is best to choose one urban area for inspection. And even then you will see a lot of unusual things and will not waste precious time on long journeys.

central District:

1. Built here Impress Place Building- a building in the Victorian style. It now has a museum Art Gallery and restaurant;
2. You should also visit the Catholic Cathedral in the center. Good Shepherd, Armenian Church of Saint Gregor the Saint;
3. Singapore Museum of Art located in the house of colonial architecture;
4. If you have time, you can look Monument to Stamford Raffles, Merlion - park, go to Telok-Ayer market.

Nature lovers will enjoy spending a day in Orchad Road. The most important thing here is the Botanical Garden with the National Orchid Park. After spending the day in the Botanical Garden, you can spend the evening relaxing in nightclubs, going to the concert hall, and doing evening shopping.

Exotic lovers can spend the day in Chinatown. Here are small two-story houses, plane trees, exotic goods are sold in small shops. Mirrors are hung at crossroads to ward off evil spirits.

In this area there are Hindu and Muslim temples, the oldest in Singapore.

There is a street of death where the Chinese brought old people to die. And very close now club street, where acrobats tumble, clowns laugh, jugglers surprise the audience - a bright circus performance is constantly going on here.

Sentosa Island- this is an amazing nature that you can admire all day. Here is the Singapore History Museum, Singapore Pictures Museum, Butterfly Park, Oceanarium and Merlion Tower, from the observation deck of which almost all of Singapore is visible. It will take a whole day to see all this.

And you can also spend a day in an amusement park on the same island, especially if you went on a trip with your children. Universal Studios divided into 7 zones, each dedicated to some geographical and historical place: Madagascar, Ancient Egypt, New York, Hollywood. There are also magical places - the kingdom of Shrek, a city in space, a lost world.

Many sports grounds in the world can compete with Singapore's floating stadium not only in terms of capacity, but also in originality. Read about it at.

A wide variety of attractions are constantly operating here, bright shows are held. There is an oceanarium and a water park, on the territory of which is located large swimming pool, where visitors swim among the corals along with colorful marine fish.

What can be done in two days?

2 days can be divided as follows:

• First day devote to exploring one of the districts of Singapore and visiting one of the museums, and in the evening enjoy a laser show at the Fountain of Wealth, or purchase tickets for a concert at the Esplanade Theater and enjoy music in a hall with unique acoustics;
• Second day use to visit one of the national parks.

Second option a two-day trip might be like this:

1. On the first day, climb up in the morning and then take a tour of two or three Hindu and Buddhist temples to get closer to the culture of Asia;
2. The second day to go until the evening on Sentosa Island.

There is a third option: visit the Museum of Science and Art, then see the fountain of wealth and climb on the Ferris wheel, and on the second day go to the Botanical Garden and look into national garden orchids.

Where to go in 3 days?

The more time there is for sightseeing in Singapore, the easier it is to decide what to see and where to go.

However, there is another option:

1. Dedicate the first day entirely to sightseeing in central area . This will make it possible to full impression about a typical Asian city with colonial architecture, temples of various religions, an oriental market, plus a tour of the museum;
2. On the second day, visiting the fountain of Wealth, Merlion - park, Museum of Science and Art. And you can go to any of the national parks;
3. On the third day, you can go to Sentosa Island and spend the whole day there. Those who managed to get tired after two busy days can choose to rest in Changi Beach Park to lie down on the beach for a while and swim in the sea.

The Republic of Singapore is a country where religions are respected and national cultures. They love tourists here and try to create all conditions for them. But in Singapore there are a number of rules of conduct, prohibitions and conventions that apply to tourists. They are worth knowing:

• IN in public places here no one smokes, does not drink alcohol-containing drinks;
• chewing gum you can’t chew it either, especially blow bubbles out of it and attach it to any surface;
• Of course, nowhere can not litter;
• IN public transport you can’t eat anything, drink even water, breastfeed children;
• to no one can't touch, even accidental touches should be carefully avoided;
• Cannot be taken out of pockets and bags lighters, which, even if very remotely similar to firearms, firecrackers, swords;
• Can't reach out for a handshake left hand and eat with the left hand, since it, as everywhere in the East, is considered unclean;
• Counts impolite while greeting and talking, look the interlocutor in the eye;
• IN temples you can’t take pictures, you have to take off your shoes and be dressed very modestly, so that your arms, legs, neck are covered as much as possible;
• It is forbidden feed homeless animals and birds (although there are no homeless animals on the streets of Singapore).

Very tempting to visit "banana-lemon Singapore". Even for one or two days.

Look in this video Top things to visit in Singapore: