Top 20 Family-friendly Attractions in Singapore

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徐小乖不乖

I used Universal Studios Japan's speed pass for the first time, but only one ride was unusable, so I didn't go. 😏 It was definitely worth it! My friend and I used it on everything, except for the Minions ride which broke halfway through… but they gave us a free speed pass. We went back to ride more rides that night – all the roller coasters… so thrilling! 🤩

卷卷的世界

Gardens by the Bay in Singapore is worth visiting again and again. It was just before Christmas, and everything from the airport to the waterfront was decorated with Christmas themes. Gardens by the Bay was also busy with the upcoming Blackpink girl group concert. Their songs were playing continuously from the Supertrees. Many fans were enjoying the excitement of the upcoming show under the trees. Even more people were running here at night; exercise and health have led more and more people to embrace running after work. Many also came to the food courts for meals and dates, then enjoyed the beautiful nighttime views.

Anonymous user

The highlight of our Singapore trip was definitely the Singapore Zoo! We’ve been there a few years ago, but this time was extra special because we went with our children. Since kids under three get free admission, that made the visit even better!We had such a wonderful time exploring the zoo together. It truly stands out as the best zoo we’ve ever been to. The layout makes it so easy to get up close with the animals, and everything feels thoughtfully designed for families. The interactive displays beside the animal enclosures were a big hit. Our kids loved pressing the buttons and watching the lights and sounds come alive as they learned about each animal.One of the highlights was the sea lion show. My kids were totally captivated! We also spent some time at KidzWorld, where they got to play and explore. They also got the chance to pat some of the friendly animals.All in all, it was such a fun and heartwarming day. Definitely a trip we’ll remember for a long time!

M81***82

The museum, through its vivid historical materials, tells me that from ancient times to the present, from the Straits Settlements to the independent Republic of Singapore, Singapore, under the leadership of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has created a miracle that belongs only to itself through the trials of time.

ehrmann

The place is very big and there are many exhibition halls, which are worth seeing. Most of the works are from local artists, and there are also many ancient books and documents that are very helpful for understanding the history of Singapore. There are also many beautiful girls and handsome guys who come here to take pictures, because this place is very photogenic.

Anonymous user

The Duck Boat is a converted World War II amphibious assault vehicle decorated in the shape of an adorable duck. The tour typically lasts about one hour and is available with guided tours in both English and Chinese.

汉森妈妈

Jewel Changi Airport is a large independent shopping mall located in Singapore's Changi Airport. Those who love shopping should not miss it. There are so many delicious foods and drinks. Friends who are traveling to Singapore are recommended to set aside some time to come here, take photos and check in the whirlpool waterfall at Changi Airport, take a train through the Wizard of Oz, and have a pleasant and unforgettable trip to Singapore!

_FB***85

Great experience near Thailand! I was superfun and you can spend all the time you want, no rush. You can visit every corners and stay as longas you wish. I spend at least 2 hours there and participate in every room, every theme they had. They provided gift card including in the package to use for discount or a butterbeer.

茉茉无香

Ctrip offers convenient ticket discounts and allows you to enter the museum by simply scanning the QR code. The performances were all fantastic. There were many interactive activities for children. There's a small swimming pool outside. There's a family restaurant on the first floor. Overall, I'm very satisfied and recommend buying this.

Khaliun Urtnasan

Entering the Museum of Ice Cream feels like stepping into a pastel dream. The vibrant pink-themed lobby, whimsical “Dragon Playground”, banana maze and unicorn ball‑pit are tailor-made for memorable photos and pure joy .Each space combines playful design with interactive fun—from carnival games to bouncy castles, mirror rooms, and the legendary Sprinkle Pool. Included with entry are multiple service stations offering free‑flow ice cream and sweet treats. Favorites include Ben & Jerry’s, Lychee Bandung sandwiches, Pina Colada soft serves, Apple Pie cones, and other unique flavours.