10 Fun Things to Do in Singapore with Kids


Published 16 December 2024 at 10:00

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10 Fun Things to Do in Singapore with Kids

Being one of the most family-friendly Asian cities, Singapore offers an abundance of attractions both children and adults can enjoy. Here’s TickiKids’ pick of top 10 places in Singapore that are worth visiting with kids.

There’s something truly magical about stepping outside the ordinary and diving into the unexpected, especially when it comes to exploring Singapore with your kids! It’s these unique, offbeat experiences that stick. Whether it’s finding a quiet nook in the Singapore Botanic Gardens to build leaf houses or wandering through a colorful HDB neighborhood filled with murals, it’s the unexpected moments that often leave the biggest impression. Years later, your kids won’t just remember the places; they’ll remember you—the person who made those moments possible!

TickiKids advises 10 unique things to do with kids in Singapore that go beyond the usual tourist hotspots.


 

Gardens by the Bay



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Singapore’s iconic Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare marvel of innovative design and outdoor recreation. This one-of-a-kind destination invites you to explore its futuristic features, including seashell-shaped glass bio-domes, awe-inspiring Supertrees (towering vertical gardens), and the Supertree Grove Skywalk, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city. Beyond its stunning architecture and lush greenery, Gardens by the Bay provides guided tours and educational programs, ensuring that your family’s visit is not just enjoyable, but also a truly enriching experience filled with learning and wonder. 

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River Safari


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An exciting water adventure, giving you a unique chance to explore the  wildlife of the world's most legendary rivers in one place! See the most unusual and mysterious creatures, inhabiting the Nile, Congo, Ganges, Yangtze, Mekong and Mississippi rivers with your own eyes! The ultramodern design of the park and the largest freshwater aquarium in the world will definitely make your experience unforgettable. And don't forget that River Safari is also home to Kai Kai and Jia Jia, Singapore’s resident giant pandas!

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ArtScience Museum



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The ArtScience Museum in Singapore is a stunning fusion of art, science, technology, and culture housed in an iconic lotus-shaped building at Marina Bay Sands. Known for its immersive, interactive exhibitions, the museum features both rotating global showcases and permanent installations like Future World, where digital art meets hands-on play. It’s a must-visit destination for curious minds of all ages, offering a unique blend of creativity and innovation.
Kids can:
  • Create and scan their own digital animals that come alive on a giant interactive screen.
  • Wander through illuminated installations like the Crystal Universe.
  • Enjoy hands-on creative activities like drawing or digital flower gardens.

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Kidzania Singapore



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After a four-year hiatus, KidZania Singapore is set to reopen on 16 May 2024 at Sentosa’s Palawan Beach. The much-loved indoor edutainment park has undergone a $3 million makeover, introducing new attractions and innovative activities designed to captivate and educate children aged 4-17. This interactive city allows kids to role-play real-world professions in a kid-sized setting, fostering creativity, teamwork, and life skills. Returning favourites, like firefighting simulations and news reporting, will be complemented by brand-new experiences focused on mental health, sustainability, and futuristic careers, such as urban farming and green technology. A hydroponic farming class, for instance, teaches kids to grow plants and take their seedlings home to nurture.


Singapore Flyer


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One of Asia's most iconic tourist attractions and one of the biggest observation wheels in the world, Singapore Flyer offers an incredible view of the city! Actually, you will be able to see 45 km away, when on board of this observation wheel, which means you will even catch a glimpse of Indonesia and Malaysia!


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Singapore Duck Tours


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The Singapore Duck Boat Tours, also known as DUCKtours, offer a one-of-a-kind sightseeing experience, combining land and water exploration in a single journey. This award-winning attraction takes you on a vibrant tour of Singapore’s iconic landmarks, making it a must-try for visitors of all ages. The tour begins on land aboard a refurbished World War II amphibious vehicle. After cruising past some of Singapore’s most popular sights, the vehicle seamlessly transitions into the water, allowing you to explore the city from a completely different perspective!

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Feeding Birds at Jurong Park




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A unique chance to watch the rarest and the most beautiful birds at the time they are most active! You will learn a lot of new facts about the amazing world of birds from the keepers, who will make the experience safe and fun. Buy special bird food in the park and you will get a chance to feed some of the birds yourself!

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Bedok Reservoir Park Forest Adventure Tree Top Course



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Located in one of the most picturesque parks of Singapore and being the first and only tree top course in the city, Forest Adventure Tree Top Course offers your family quite a unique and exciting experience. Forest Adventure has 3 Tree Top Courses, designed for different ages. Wonderful series of obstacles, including spider nets, wobbly trapezes, balancing beams, thrilling zip lines and tarzan swings, will be a challenging and fun adventure for little brave ones and their parents! Check TickiKids' review on Forest Adventure Tree Top Course to make your family’s experience as hassle-free and fun as possible!

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Night Safari Treasure Hunt




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The Night Safari is a classic attraction, but you can make it even more fun by turning it into a treasure hunt! Bring flashlights and give the kids a list of animals or fun facts to find along the way. The fire show, tram ride, and walking trails add to the adventure.


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Adventure Cove Waterpark



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The best way to beat Singaporean heat! Adventure Cove Waterpark is an awesome place where extreme high-speed water slides, relaxing Adventure River with stunning views and perfect snorkelling facilities can be found side by side. You can also find lots of entertaining water activities for younger kids, including Seahorse Hideaway, a pool with fountains that is just shallow enough for little children. Read TickiKids' review on Adventure Cove Waterpark and get to know the tips for making your family’s experience at the waterpark the best it can be.

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