In the morning, head to Gardens by the Bay to see the iconic supertrees. Visit the Cloud Forest for a walk through the misty, cool indoor waterfall. Take a stroll through the Flower Dome for a taste of the Mediterranean and semi-arid subtropical regions. In the afternoon, have a picnic at the nearby Marina Barrage while enjoying the stunning view of the Singapore skyline.
In the evening, catch the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at the Supertree Grove.
Spend the day at the Universal Studios Singapore. Experience thrilling rides like Battlestar Galactica, TRANSFORMERS The Ride and many more. Take pictures with your favourite characters like Minions, Sesame Street friends and other movie characters.
In the evening, visit the nearby Sentosa Island and watch the Wings of Time show.
Start your morning at the Singapore Zoo and visit the Animal Friends Show featuring some of the most intelligent animals on earth. Walk along the Fragile Forest and visit the White Tigers. In the afternoon, take a boat ride at the River Safari and explore the freshwater habitats inspired by eight iconic rivers of the world such as Nile, Mekong, Amazon, Yangtze and more.
In the evening, visit the famous Night Safari and explore the world's first nocturnal zoo.
Spend the morning exploring Singapore's rich culture and history through its arts with a visit to the Singapore Art Museum. The museum features contemporary art from Singapore, Southeast Asia, and the world. In the afternoon, visit the nearby Orchard Road for some shopping.
In the evening, have dinner at the Chinatown Food Street and try some of the most popular local dishes such as Chicken Rice, Laksa and Satay.
Other attractions to consider include the Merlion Park, Marina Bay Sands Skypark, and the National Museum of Singapore. For a side trip, consider taking a ferry to the nearby Indonesian islands of Batam or Bintan. To maximize your fun, consider purchasing a Singapore Tourist Pass which gives you unlimited travel on buses and trains.
For more suggestions, check with your hotel concierge or visit the Singapore Tourism Board website.