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Age No Bar: 7 Unforgettable Things to Do in Singapore

Samriddhie

Last updated: Sep 17, 2019

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See

Gardens by the Bay
Singapore Zoo
The Art Science Museum at Marina Bay Sands

Do

The MacRitchie Nature Trail
A cruise on the Singapore river

Shop

Shop for souvenirs at the Mustafa Centre
Shop for aromatic oils at the Jamal Kazura Aromatics

Eat

Wagyu Burger and Roasted Spatchcock at W39
Bacon Maple Cupcake, Victorian Sponge Cake, and the Banana Walnut Loaf at Maple & Market

Safety

There are fines for just about everything: from smoking in public places to jaywalking, littering and even chewing gum. It’s advisable to always be cautious of your surroundings and avoid visiting isolated areas

Want To Go ? 
   

Singapore is a kaleidoscope of diverse cultures and heritage! From the happening nightlife to the astounding natural wonders – this country has something for every kind of traveller. You’ll run out of fingers if you start counting the number of things you can do here, and no, the city is not JUST for the young-blood. There are plenty of mind-blowing experiences in Singapore for senior citizens as well – after all age is just a number!

So brace up and live your passion! This list of exciting things to do in Singapore might come in handy...

For the Hip Youngsters…

1. Feel the thrill at Universal Studios

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Located on Sentosa Island, Universal Studios is a must-visit theme park, especially if you’re travelling with kids. Enter a fantasy world based on your most delightful imaginations—from the action-packed Hollywood movies to a glimpse of ancient Egypt. A fun-filled day with roller coaster rides, fine dining and much more await you here.

Good to Know: The park is open from 10 am till 7 pm. You can get the VIP passes to avail complimentary dinner and special discount on rides.

2. Experience indoor skydiving at iFly

Have you put skydiving on hold because of your fear of heights? We have some good news for you! In Singapore you can skydive indoors at iFly, and it’s totally safe. Enjoy the thrill of a 10,000 feet free-fall in the safety of an indoor wind tunnel and feel the adrenaline flowing through your veins.

iFly Singapore is the world’s first and largest themed wind tunnel for indoor skydiving. It is about 16.5 feet wide and 56.5 feet tall, and you can even get yourself photographed or videoed here and preserve this memory forever. You want to know the best part? You can skydive at one-fifth the usual costs!

3. Test your driving skills on Singapore’s Formula One circuit

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If you dream of luxury cars, Singapore has something amazing in store for you! Unleash the power of a Ferrari or a Lamborghini at the Formula One Circuit and cruise along the goosebumps-inducing track. Don’t worry, an expert instructor will be guiding you throughout and this 15-minute ride will definitely be something you can brag about to your friends. Are you already excited?

4. Swirl in the wind with reverse bungy at Clarke Quay

Bungy jumping is obviously a “must-do” in every adventure-lover’s bucket list, but how about reverse bungy? Yes, you can experience this in Singapore! G-Max Reverse Bungy straps you inside a capsule before catapulting you 60-metres high into the air. Don’t be afraid, you won’t be alone inside the capsule! Feel the goosebumps as you reach the speed of up to 200 kmph with this truly breathtaking experience!

5. Party like there’s no tomorrow

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If you’re looking for a night out in Singapore, there are no better destinations than Altimate, Woo Bar or Zouk. Altimate is a lounge bar perched sky-high at level 61 of 1-Altitude – one of Singapore’s popular dining and entertainment venues, Zouk has the best customer service and Woo Bar is a great place to unwind with a drink.

Don’t forget to try the local cuisine on your night out—Gorge on the Chilli Crab, the Fish Head Curry and the Nasi lemak, a fragrant rice dish cooked in coconut milk.

For The Elderly Who Are Still Young at Heart…

1. Experience wildlife like never before at the Singapore Zoo

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The Singapore Zoo is one of the world’s finest rainforest zoos, where tourists are allowed to walk through animal exhibits. It also offers night safaris, showcasing over a thousand nocturnal animals—an experience you cannot afford to miss. The zoo also has adorable animal shows, including the popular ‘Splash Safari’ show, featuring sea lions, and the ‘Elephants at Work and Play’ show.

Good to Know: You also get a chance to feed the animals for select exhibits. 

2. Unwind in style at the Marina Bay Sands

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Marina Bay Sands is an integrated hotel resort that comprises three hotel towers connected by a sky terrace on the roof, known as the Sands SkyPark. Take a dip in the SkyPark pool, which is the world’s longest elevated swimming pool with a vanishing edge. You can also explore the theatre block or the casino block. And, if shopping is more your thing, Marina Bay Sands houses over 300 luxury boutiques– including the world's largest Louis Vuitton boutique, which is on a floating island.

#MMTFunFact: The two, very exclusive Chairman Suites are 629 square-metres each, equivalent to the size of over 2 tennis courts!

3. Spot famous landmarks with a Singapore River Cruise

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You will be able to spot the diversity—the old architectural styles of the quays to the towering Singapore skyline. You can also catch a glimpse of the many historical landmarks such as the Merlion, The Raffles Landing Site and the Esplanade while on this cruise. The experience is breathtaking and the food onboard is great too! Although a little expensive, but it’s totally worth all the money...

Good to Know: Make sure you print your cruise ticket in advance. You could also use their native app to make cashless payments on board.

4. Feel at home in Little India

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Little India is one of the most vibrant localities of Singapore. East of the Singapore River, you can easily recognize this neighbourhood by its distinct aroma of spices. Shop for gold, fabrics and Ayurvedic massage oils at the market. You’ll get a bargain on almost everything – from perfumes and make-up to groceries and electronics. The Mustafa Centre here is a must-visit if you like shopping late into the night.

Good to Know: The Mustafa Centre is open throughout the day and night! Also, Little India is easily accessible by taxi, bus and the MRT.

5. Explore the magic of the ocean at Underwater World

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Asia’s largest tropical Oceanarium, Underwater World is located in Sentosa Island and houses more than 2,500 marine animals from 250 different species. The most exciting part is the moving walkway that transports visitors along an underwater tunnel, where they can view the aquatic flora and fauna all around them! Underwater World offers various adventure packages such as Marine Discovery, Swim with the Dolphins and Dive with the Sharks. They’ve also recently introduced the Fish Reflexology spa!

So what are you waiting for?  Pack your bags and get your roaming dil to Singapore, for experiencing the best holiday of your life!

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