A Week in Singapore Itinerary

Timing-  5AM–2AM

If you are in Singapore for a week, the ArtScience Museum is an iconic cultural landmark that you must visit. This is one of the best places to visit in Singapore for a week that makes science accessible and encourages the excitement of discovery.

Art, science, culture, and technology are explored through their work, and they come together to produce innovations and new ideas. It has 21 gallery spaces to roam around and look after the different genres of ArtScience Museum such as partial physics, marine biology, cosmology and much more. Rainwater is harvested and channelled down the centre of the building to the pond.

Location- 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974

Timing- 10AM–7PM

Price- S$6-S$120  Adult/Seniors/Students/Children aged 2 – 12 years

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The Marina Bay Sands complex consists of a high-end luxury hotel, a shopping mall with a canal flowing through it, the Marina Bay Sands Skypark Observation Deck, and the ArtScience Museum.  The Skylark's viewing deck and infinity pool are located in the hotel's ship.

The ingenious double helix bridge, the harbour, the Gardens by the Bay, and the spectacular skyline can all be seen from the Skypark Observation Deck. The very popular Marina Bay Sands Light and Water Spectacle that takes place every night in Singapore. The Sands' elegant opulence exemplifies Singapore's style and status. A week in Singapore could be incomplete without the visit to Marina Bay Sands.

Location- 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956

Timing- 24 hours

Price- $25- $50

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The Studio has a themed park with each area paying homage to a specific location, film, or television show. New York City, Hollywood, Madagascar, and an excursion to Ancient Egypt are among the destinations. Shrek's Far Far Away, Lost World, and Sci-Fi City are among the fiction-themed attractions, with Battlestar Galactica-themed duelling roller coasters and an indoor dark coaster, Revenge of the Mummy, dominating the thrill rides.

Universal Studios Singapore park offers a variety of culinary options, shopping, and live events throughout the day and night, in addition to its many rides, which vary from kid-friendly to daredevil. All of this provides a lot of adventurous fun for both youngsters and adults. 

Location- 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore

Timing- 12pm- 7pm

Price-$69/ child, $81/ adult

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The S.E.A. Aquarium is the biggest aquarium and one of the best places to visit in Singapore for a week’s trip. It is home to a large number of the world's largest manta ray collection. It also consists of many exotic marine animals such as Hammerhead Sharks, Giant Moray Eel, Reef Manta Ray, and Giant Crabs.

S.E.A  Aquarium Singapore is particularly popular with students and families, so visiting during Singapore school holidays is recommended. There are seven different zones inside the aquarium and each represents a different perspective on the wonderful sea life inside.

Location- 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269

Opening Hours- 10am–5pm

Price (if applicable)- S$37.05/ adult
                                 S$27.55/ children and senior citizens

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Night Safari Singapore is one of the must- visit places to visit in Singapore for a week’s trip, where you will discover a conventional zoo experience by acquainting guests with the nighttime lives of the inhabitants. The recreation area's living spaces are separated into four areas, each with its own path that allows you to notice these slippery animals as they approach their "day."

 Private visits, buggy rides, and instructive meetings are accessible, as well as once in a blue moon encounters, for example, an Asian elephant taking care of a session.

Location- 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826

Timing- 6:30pm- 12:00am

Price- S$47.70/ adult, S$32.40/ children
                                    S$22.00/ senior citizen

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The National Museum of Singapore is the country's oldest museum, and it aims to inspire visitors with stories from Singapore and around the world. In addition to the museum's neoclassical style, it also has a modern architectural design. Four different living galleries provide insight into the lifestyle and inventiveness of early Singaporean society.

The museum's collections is the world's largest natural history collection which contain over 145 million specimens of plants, animals, fossils, rocks, meteorites, human remains, and cultural artefacts. It also hosts workshops, film screenings and story-telling sessions, to engage the whole family. This is certainly a good place to visit while spending a week in Singapore. 

Location- 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897

Timing-10am-7pm

Price- $15/ adult, $10/ senior citizen or children

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National Gallery Singapore is the largest collection of visual arts, reflecting Singapore’s unique heritage and geographical location. This is generally termed as the ‘The heart and Soul of SouthEast Asia’. It strives to be a progressive museum that fosters and inspires a creative and inclusive society by creating conversations between the art of Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the rest of the remaining world.

They even conduct collaborative research, educational workshops, special exhibitions, and innovative programs. Teenagers, students, youngsters and adults, will surely have fun there. It is one of the best places to visit in Singapore for a week’s time.

Location- 1 St Andrew's Rd, #01 – 01, Singapore 178957

Timing- 10am–7pm

Price- Standard for guides $25,  Local for guides $15, $30/ person

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Thai Express, one of the best places to visit in Singapore for a week’s trip, which is a chain of Thai restaurants. It is a striking understanding of Thai cooking, from the typical intrigue of fancy cafés, and collective feasting style. In a spot of high end food, which might be scary to some, Thai Express is tied in with being new, contemporary and quarrel free.

The regular easygoing and current stylistic theme of the eatery is glass allotments with wooden seats of Scandinavian style design. Thai cuisine is at very reasonable prices with a wide variety of menu choices.

Location-  53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 #02-26 AMK Hub, Singapore 569933

Timing- 11am- 10pm

Price- ranges $11 - $20

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The museum is a completely committed contemporary visual expressions gallery in Singapore with one of the world's most significant assortments by neighbourhood, Southeast and East Asian specialists. You should definitely visit the Singapore Art Museum during your trip for a week in Singapore.

 The museum is divided into two sections. The major structure is Saint Joseph's Institution, which is located on Bras Basah Road, and the second structure is the 'SAM at 8Q' old Catholic High School, which is located on Queen Street.They organise a festival that celebrates contemporary art from all over the world across the island-city of Singapore.

Location- 71 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189555

Timing- 10:00am- 7:00pm

One of the best places to visit in Singapore for a week’s trip is Fort Canning. Picnics, concerts, theatre performances, and festivals are held regularly in the park, which is home to modern performing arts troupes. The Fortress Canning Passage passes straightforwardly under the hill.

The park additionally fills in as a significant green lung for Singapore's midtown city region. It has been a setting of decision for organising a bunch of outside occasions and exercises like theatre fairs, workmanship celebrations, starlight films and Expressive dance under the Stars exhibitions, Shakespeare in the Recreation area, WOMAD, and much more.

Location-  51 Canning Rise, Singapore

Timing- 10:00am- 6:00pm

Price- S$8/ adult, S$4/ children

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Joo Chiat Road is a major thoroughfare and a residential conservation area in Singapore's eastern region and is the best place to visit in Singapore for a week’s time. Both sides of the road are bordered by conserved shophouses that are colourfully painted.

The stretch of road is either a single lane or a single directional road in one direction. Joo Chiat, one of Singapore's first heritage towns, is famous for its Peranakan food, pastel colored shophouses, diverse dining options, art galleries, design studios, boutique hotels,and indie retail stores over the years. Tourists usually come here and stay for the whole day long. 

Location- 1 joo chiat road, singapore 420001

Timing- 9:30am– 9:00pm

Price- S$2,784 - S$3,430

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This is the oldest church in Singapore, and this church should definitely be added to your bucket list in a week in Singapore plans. The Armenian Memorial Garden acts as a memorial to the Armenian Church community and is home to the tombstones of several notable Armenians, including Agnes Joaquim, the creator of Singapore's National Flower, and Catchik Moses, the founder of the Straits Times.

 You will find a relaxing environment here after all your trips. Armenian and Oriental Orthodox services are held on a regular basis in the church. Adults and senior citizens would definitely love the infrastructure and the environment there.

Location- 60 Hill St, Singapore 179366

Timing- 10:00am- 6:00pm

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Loof is one of the places one must go during a trip for a week in Singapore. The outdoor bar is an open-air concept area with plenty of seating, whereas the indoor seats are limited. Its menu features locally sourced great bar food as well as specially crafted Southeast Asian-inspired cocktails for a relaxing rooftop bar experience, Gummiberry and Chocolate martini for special drinks.

 Loof is ideal for networking events, product launches, company get-togethers, birthday parties, or intimate cocktails, thanks to its charming view of the cityscape. It's a good place to unwind after work with reasonably priced drinks.

Location- 331 North Bridge Rd, #03-07, Singapore 188720

Timing- 4:00m- 10:30pm

Price- starts from $5

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Being the biggest seller place in Singapore with north of 260 food slows down, Chinatown Complex Food Community offers foodies a full scope of nearby dishes from stew crab, dark pepper crab, BBQ stingray, BBQ chicken wings, satay, carrot cake, burn kway teow, Hokkien mee, chicken rice, bak kut teh, frog porridge, faint total, lor mee, prawn noodles to kway chap and pork digestive tract as well as famous pastries like ice kachang, chendol, tau suan, and soya beancurd.

This is the biggest and delicious food complex in Singapore for all age groups to enjoy the evening with wonderful dishes.

Location- 335 Smith Street Chinatown Complex, Singapore- 050335

Timing- 12am- 7pm

Price- S$2.50 to S$3.00

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