Singapore
From dim sum in Chinatown to cocktails with a view of the skyline: Singapore is full of contrasts.
Travel Inspiration for Singapore
Singapore is a city where different worlds coexist effortlessly. Stroll from colorful temples and mosques to modern skylines, luxury shopping malls, and vibrant neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown. Add to that great restaurants and impressive architecture, and you’ll understand why Singapore is so much more than just a stopover in Asia. Planning a trip to Singapore? Our travel tips and inspiration will help you get the most out of your stay.
Travel Inspiration for Singapore
From colorful neighborhoods to unique attractions: discover our personal travel tips and stories from Singapore.
Travel Inspiration for Singapore
From colorful neighborhoods to unique attractions: discover our personal travel tips and stories from Singapore.
Practical Tips for Singapore
Planning a trip to Singapore is exciting, but it often comes with a few questions too. How much time do you need, what should you really not miss, and how can you combine Singapore with other destinations in Asia? We’ll help you get started with answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about Singapore.
Which countries are good to combine with a trip to Singapore?
Singapore is easy to combine with other destinations in Southeast Asia. For example, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. You could also combine it with, for example, Sri Lanka or Australia if you're planning a longer trip.
Can you combine a trip to Singapore with a trip to Malaysia?
Absolutely. Singapore and Malaysia are a logical combination, for example, with Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, or the natural beauty of Borneo. You can plan to visit Singapore at either the beginning or the end of your tour.
Is Singapore a good place to visit in combination with Indonesia?
Yes. Especially Bali is easy to reach from Singapore, but also Sumatra, Java, or Lombok could be great combinations. For example, you can combine a city trip to Singapore with a visit to the beach, nature, or cultural sites.
How many days do you need for Singapore?
For a first visit, we recommend spending about 3 to 4 days. That will give you time to explore different neighborhoods, see the sights, enjoy good food, and have a few unique experiences without rushing through the city just to check things off your list.
Is Singapore mainly a stopover or a destination in its own right?
Singapore is definitely more than just a convenient layover. With a few days there, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the different neighborhoods, enjoy great food, and experience both the modern and traditional sides of the city. That’s why we also enjoy visiting Singapore as a full-fledged stop on a tour.
