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14 days in Singapore

14 days · 68 stops · Singapore

Singapore is an easy place to love if you enjoy big flavour in a compact, highly polished city. Come hungry for hawker centres, then balance the food coma with walks through futuristic gardens, riverfront promenades, and neighbourhoods that each have their own mood, from Chinatown to Little India and Kampong Glam. It shines year-round, especially if you like a trip that feels efficient, walkable in parts, and full of big-city energy without much hassle.

€3,262estimated for two — on-the-ground estimate, flights not included.

AI-estimated prices · Day 1 starts on a Wednesday · Check opening hours and closing days before you go

The 14-day plan, day by day

Day 1 · Wednesday — Civic District and Marina Bay first look
Easy arrival day with waterfront icons, heritage streets and skyline views
5 stops€52 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Transfer into the Bugis and Marina Bay area
  Make your way into the city and settle into the central districts around Bugis and Marina Bay for an easy start to the trip.
  €2 per person
  TIPKeep an EZ-Link compatible payment card ready for MRT and bus rides.
2. 10:15
  Walk the Padang and Civic District
  This broad historic quarter brings together grand colonial-era buildings, open lawns and some of Singapore's most familiar public spaces. It is a calm way to get oriented, with easy pavements, river views and several photo stops close together.
  Free
  TIPLate morning is usually less humid than early afternoon for an open-area walk.
Afternoon
1. 12:15
  Lunch at Lau Pa Sat
  This covered hawker centre is one of the easiest places to begin exploring Singapore's food culture, with many stalls gathered in a striking market hall. Expect local staples, quick service and plenty of choice for an unhurried midday break.
  €10 per person
  TIPLook around first before ordering so you can compare queues and specialties.
2. 14:00
  Marina Bay promenade walk
  The bayfront paths link skyline viewpoints, public art and open water views in one of the city's most polished urban landscapes. It is an easy stroll with many angles for photos across the towers, bridges and waterfront landmarks.
  Free
  TIPCarry water and step into the malls along the route if you want an air-conditioned break.
Evening
1. 17:30
  Gardens by the Bay outdoor gardens
  These landscaped waterfront gardens combine striking planting design with broad paths and dramatic views back toward the city. Near sunset the area feels especially pleasant, with cooler temperatures and changing light across the bay.
  Free
  TIPStay into dusk for the lighted atmosphere around the Supertree area.
2. 20:00
  Dinner around Satay by the Bay area
  This casual waterfront dining area offers a relaxed evening meal with open-air seating and easy access from the gardens. It works well after a long first day, with local dishes and a breezy setting by the water.
  €14 per person
  TIPGo a little earlier if you want an easier time finding a table outdoors.
Day 2 · Thursday — Chinatown and Singapore River
Historic shophouses, river walks and a classic hawker evening
5 stops€54 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Morning walk through Chinatown streets
  Chinatown layers restored shophouses, temples, murals and narrow lanes that reveal one of the city's best-known historic quarters. Walking here gives a strong feel for Singapore's trading past while still feeling lively and contemporary.
  Free
  TIPStart early for softer light and quieter lanes before tour groups build up.
2. 11:30
  Explore the Telok Ayer and Ann Siang area
  These nearby streets combine heritage buildings, low-rise character and a polished mix of old façades with modern city life. It is a compact district where the atmosphere changes nicely from ceremonial spaces to stylish side streets.
  Free
  TIPWear light clothing; the shade comes and goes between blocks.
Afternoon
1. 13:15
  Lunch at Maxwell Food Centre
  This busy hawker centre is a straightforward place to try several local dishes under one roof. Expect a practical lunchtime rhythm, shared tables and a chance to sample classics at modest prices.
  €9 per person
  TIPHave tissues or a small packet ready if you want to reserve a table between orders.
2. 15:15
  Singapore River walk from Boat Quay to Clarke Quay
  The river walk ties together embankments, bridges and old commercial quays that helped define the city. It is one of the best routes for seeing how heritage streets and modern towers sit side by side.
  Free
  TIPTake your time around the bridges for some of the best photo angles up and down the river.
Evening
1. 18:15
  Dinner around Clarke Quay riverside lanes
  This riverfront dining district offers an energetic evening atmosphere with waterside seating and many casual options. It is a pleasant spot to slow down after the walk and watch the area come alive after dark.
  €18 per person
  TIPThe riverside is busiest later in the evening, so an earlier dinner feels more relaxed.
Day 3 · Friday — Little India and Kampong Glam
Colorful heritage quarters, markets and evening street life
5 stops€52 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Walk Serangoon Road and Little India lanes
  Little India is full of vivid shopfronts, flower garlands, spice shops and dense street life that make it one of Singapore's most sensory neighborhoods. The area is rewarding on foot, with details shifting from block to block.
  Free
  TIPMorning is the most comfortable time for this district's busier walking streets.
2. 11:30
  Browse Tekka Centre area
  Around this market and food complex, daily local life feels close at hand through produce stalls, fabric shops and casual eateries. It is a useful stop for seeing how shopping and eating shape the district beyond its main sights.
  Free
  TIPThe market atmosphere is liveliest before mid-afternoon.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch in Little India market streets
  The surrounding streets are a good place for a midday meal with plenty of South Asian choices in an easy walkable cluster. Expect fragrant dishes, quick turnover and a busy local lunchtime scene.
  €10 per person
  TIPIf one place looks packed, simply continue down the block; the area has many solid alternatives.
2. 15:00
  Explore Kampong Glam and Haji Lane area
  This historic Malay-Arab quarter combines low-rise streets, textile stores, murals and a strong sense of neighborhood character. It is one of the city's most enjoyable districts for a slower afternoon of browsing and wandering.
  Free
  TIPPause in the side lanes as well as the main streets; many of the nicest corners are away from the busiest stretch.
Evening
1. 18:15
  Dinner around Arab Street
  The area around Arab Street has an easygoing evening rhythm with many open-front eateries and a lively street scene. It is well suited to a relaxed dinner after exploring the quarter on foot.
  €16 per person
  TIPOutdoor seats fill first once the temperature drops after sunset.
Day 4 · Saturday — Sentosa day
Island leisure with beaches, viewpoints and a long easy evening
5 stops€78 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Travel to Sentosa
  Head to Sentosa by MRT and island connection for a smooth start to a leisure-focused day.
  €3 per person
  TIPBring swimwear, sunscreen and water since much of the day is outdoors.
2. 10:00
  Walk the Resorts World and waterfront approach
  The arrival area gives a first sense of Sentosa's resort atmosphere, with broad promenades, tropical landscaping and sea views nearby. It is an easy orientation walk before moving deeper into the island.
  Free
  TIPUse shaded routes where possible; late morning heat builds quickly here.
3. 11:15
  Beach time around Palawan and Siloso
  These linked beach areas are ideal for a slower stretch of the trip, with sand, boardwalks and a holiday atmosphere that feels distinctly separate from downtown. You can walk between sections and choose livelier or quieter corners as you go.
  Free
  TIPA light towel and sandals make it easier to move between beach sections.
Afternoon
1. 14:45
  Late lunch by the beach zone
  The beachfront dining strip works well for an unhurried meal with sea breezes and a relaxed island mood. It is a comfortable reset in the middle of the day before more walking.
  €18 per person
  TIPIndoor seating is worth considering during the hottest part of the afternoon.
2. 16:30
  Southern island viewpoints and coastal paths
  Sentosa's paths and lookouts offer open views toward the harbor, passing ships and the edges of Singapore's southern shore. The late afternoon light often makes this stretch more comfortable and more scenic.
  Free
  TIPCheck the sky before setting out; short tropical showers can appear quickly near the coast.
Evening
1. 19:00
  Dinner at VivoCity harbourfront side
  Back on the mainland, the harbourfront area is convenient for a relaxed evening meal with water views and plenty of dining choice. It makes for a simple end to the island day before returning to the hotel.
  €18 per person
  TIPStay near the MRT exit after dinner for an easy trip back.
Day 5 · Sunday — Gardens, museums and the bay
A polished Sunday of indoor culture and landscaped waterfronts
5 stops€112 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Cloud Forest and Flower Dome area
  The cooled conservatories and surrounding paths combine dramatic planting, large-scale design and welcome relief from the heat. This part of the bay is carefully staged and visually memorable, making it a strong first-time highlight.
  €22 per person
  TIPGo early on Sunday for a calmer visit before later family crowds build.
Afternoon
1. 12:30
  Lunch around Marina Bay Sands mall side
  The connected bayfront retail area offers a practical midday stop with many casual dining options and easy shelter from the afternoon heat. It keeps the day flowing without a long transfer.
  €16 per person
  TIPUse the underground links to move comfortably between the bayfront spaces.
2. 14:00
  Explore Bras Basah and museum quarter streets
  This central district has a quieter cultural feel, with older institutions, school buildings and broad roads connecting civic spaces. The area invites a gentler pace and gives the day a different texture from the waterfront.
  Free
  TIPIf rain starts, this district has many sheltered stretches and indoor options nearby.
3. 16:30
  National Gallery and City Hall precinct exterior circuit
  The surrounding civic blocks are among Singapore's most important urban spaces, where grand public architecture and open squares frame the modern skyline. Even without a full gallery visit, the precinct is rewarding for its scale and setting.
  Free
  TIPLate afternoon gives better shade across the open civic spaces.
Evening
1. 18:30
  Dinner around Marina Square and Esplanade side
  This central waterfront area is convenient for an easy evening meal and a final look at the bay after dark. The lights across the water give the district a distinctly big-city finish.
  €18 per person
  TIPAfter dinner, add a short promenade walk if the weather is clear.
Day 6 · Monday — Nature reserves and green spaces
A Monday among reservoirs, rainforest edges and local park life
4 stops€58 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:30
  Travel to MacRitchie area
  Set out early for the central nature reserve while temperatures are still more manageable.
  €2 per person
  TIPWear proper walking shoes and bring mosquito repellent for shaded trails.
2. 09:30
  MacRitchie Reservoir boardwalk and forest trails
  This reservoir park offers one of the city's most accessible green escapes, with water views, mature forest and long shaded stretches. It shows a very different side of Singapore, where bird calls and dense greenery replace traffic and towers.
  Free
  TIPKeep snacks packed away; monkeys may appear near popular sections of the trail.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch around Thomson Road area
  Nearby local dining streets offer a practical post-walk meal with many casual choices. It is a welcome chance to cool down after time on the trails.
  €12 per person
  TIPChoose an indoor stop if you want a stronger air-conditioning break after the hike.
2. 15:00
  Stroll Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
  This large neighborhood park is a pleasant example of how everyday green space is woven into city life. Broad lawns, waterways and walking paths make it an easy, low-pressure afternoon stop after the reservoir trails.
  Free
  TIPThis is an open park, so bring sun protection for the less shaded sections.
Evening
1. 18:00
  Dinner in the Thomson neighborhood
  The Thomson area has a comfortable local evening feel with many straightforward dining options. It is a simple way to end a nature-focused day before returning to the centre.
  €15 per person
  TIPIf you are tired from walking, stay near the main road for the easiest transport back.
Day 7 · Tuesday — East Coast and Katong
Seafront cycling atmosphere, Peranakan streets and relaxed local dining
4 stops€72 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Travel to East Coast Park
  Head out to the seaside park for a breezier day focused on local recreation and food.
  €2 per person
  TIPBring a hat; the coast can feel bright even when there is cloud cover.
2. 10:00
  East Coast Park promenade walk
  This long coastal park shows a relaxed everyday side of Singapore, with sea breezes, cyclists, palm-lined paths and views over the water. It is more about atmosphere than landmarks, making it ideal for a restorative morning.
  Free
  TIPStay on the pedestrian side of shared paths and watch for fast cyclists near busier sections.
Afternoon
1. 12:45
  Seafood lunch around East Coast Lagoon area
  The lagoon-side food area is a classic place for an easy lunch by the coast, with a casual open-air setting and broad local appeal. It is especially pleasant when a breeze is coming off the water.
  €18 per person
  TIPFans help, but it can still be warm at midday, so order drinks early.
2. 14:45
  Walk Joo Chiat and Katong streets
  This eastern neighborhood is known for colorful shophouses, residential character and traces of Peranakan heritage woven through daily life. It rewards slow wandering, with appealing façades and a more intimate pace than the centre.
  Free
  TIPThe most photogenic blocks are compact, so take time to look along the side streets too.
Evening
1. 18:00
  Dinner around Joo Chiat Road
  Joo Chiat's dining streets are lively but still neighborhood-scaled, making them well suited to a comfortable evening meal. The area offers a pleasant mix of local flavor and historic surroundings.
  €16 per person
  TIPThis area is popular in the evening, so a reservation can help if you prefer a sit-down meal.
Day 8 · Wednesday — Orchard Road and Botanic Gardens
Green respite and classic city shopping boulevards
5 stops€68 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Singapore Botanic Gardens walk
  These extensive gardens offer a graceful morning of lawns, lakes, old trees and curated tropical planting. The setting is both monumental and easygoing, making it one of the city's most pleasant large green spaces.
  Free
  TIPThe gardens are large, so pick a loose route and do not try to cover every section.
Afternoon
1. 12:30
  Lunch around Tanglin and Orchard edge
  The Tanglin side of Orchard offers a practical transition from garden time to the commercial heart of the city. Expect many convenient dining options and strong air-conditioning after the morning outdoors.
  €16 per person
  TIPWeekday lunch is busy in malls, so go slightly before or after the noon peak if possible.
2. 14:00
  Orchard Road boulevard stroll
  Singapore's best-known shopping avenue is as much about the cityscape as the stores, with major malls, hotel towers and a polished urban rhythm. Walking the boulevard gives a feel for the city's modern, global-facing side.
  Free
  TIPUse the underground links and connected malls if you want to avoid sudden rain.
Evening
1. 17:00
  Browse Emerald Hill side streets
  Just off the main avenue, this small enclave of older terrace houses offers a quieter and more characterful contrast in scale. It is a short but rewarding detour for architecture and atmosphere.
  Free
  TIPVisit before dusk so the architectural details are easier to appreciate.
2. 18:30
  Dinner on Orchard Road side lanes
  The side streets and connected dining clusters around Orchard make for an easy evening stop after an urban day. There is enough variety here to keep the meal simple or make it linger a little longer.
  €18 per person
  TIPIf you want a quieter table, choose a place set back from the busiest mall fronts.
Day 9 · Thursday — Harbourfront and the Southern Ridges
Elevated walks, greenery and wide views over the south
5 stops€64 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Travel to HarbourFront
  Make your way to the southern edge of the city for a day focused on parks and panoramic walking routes.
  €2 per person
  TIPCarry enough water; some stretches have limited places to buy drinks.
2. 09:45
  Mount Faber and Southern Ridges walk
  This connected ridge route combines tree cover, elevated paths and broad views across the harbor and surrounding greenery. It is one of the most satisfying urban walks in Singapore, blending city outlooks with a sense of escape.
  Free
  TIPStart earlier for the coolest conditions, and pace the climbs slowly in the humidity.
Afternoon
1. 13:30
  Lunch at HarbourFront side
  Back at HarbourFront, the waterfront and mall area offers a convenient lunch stop with many casual choices. It is a useful break after several hours of walking and stairs.
  €15 per person
  TIPA longer lunch works well here if you want to rest indoors before the afternoon.
2. 15:15
  Keppel Bay and waterfront promenade
  The marina-side walk offers a polished waterside setting with yachts, broad paths and a calmer pace than the central bay. It is a pleasant continuation of the day's southern coastal character.
  Free
  TIPLate afternoon light is softer here and makes the water views more enjoyable.
Evening
1. 17:15
  Sunset around Labrador waterfront side
  This stretch of the southern coast opens wider views across the sea and port approaches, with a quieter feel than the city centre. It is especially rewarding toward evening when the heat eases and the sky begins to change.
  Free
  TIPCheck the weather radar before heading out, as exposed coastal sections are less pleasant in heavy rain.
2. 19:15
  Dinner around Telok Blangah and HarbourFront
  This nearby district gives you an easy route back to the centre after a day in the south, with plenty of straightforward dinner options. It keeps the evening practical after a long walk-heavy day.
  €15 per person
  TIPStay close to the MRT if you want the easiest return after dark.
Day 10 · Friday — Museums and Fort Canning
Indoor culture balanced with park walks and central dining
5 stops€88 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:30
  National Museum and Bras Basah area
  This cultural district is ideal for a weekday museum-focused morning, with major institutions and heritage streets clustered close together. The area gives useful context to the city's story while remaining easy to navigate on foot.
  €14 per person
  TIPArrive near opening time for a quieter first hour in the galleries.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch around Dhoby Ghaut
  The Dhoby Ghaut area is a convenient place to pause for lunch between museum time and the afternoon walk. It has many practical choices and strong transport connections in case of rain.
  €14 per person
  TIPUse the underground passages if the weather turns during lunch.
2. 14:30
  Fort Canning Park walk
  This hilltop park mixes greenery, historic layers and central-city viewpoints in a compact area. It works well as an afternoon change of pace, with shaded paths and enough elevation to feel distinct from the surrounding downtown streets.
  Free
  TIPSome slopes and steps are steeper than they first appear, so take your time in the heat.
Evening
1. 17:00
  Stroll around Armenian Street and nearby lanes
  These smaller central streets have a quieter heritage feel and are easy to combine with Fort Canning and the museum quarter. The compact scale makes them pleasant for a final pre-dinner wander.
  Free
  TIPThis short walk pairs well with a coffee or cool drink break before dinner.
2. 18:30
  Dinner in the Bugis and Bras Basah area
  Returning to the central districts keeps the evening easy and gives plenty of dining choice close to the hotel area. The mix of malls, side streets and local options suits a relaxed end to the day.
  €16 per person
  TIPIf you want something more local in feel, look one block away from the main mall entrances.
Day 11 · Saturday — Weekend markets and waterfront evening
A Saturday of browsing, food halls and big-city night views
6 stops€58 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:30
  Tiong Bahru neighborhood walk
  Tiong Bahru blends low-rise housing blocks, independent shops and a distinctive old-meets-new neighborhood character. It is especially enjoyable on foot, with clean lines, quiet corners and a more residential feel than the central districts.
  Free
  TIPWeekend mornings are lively here, so start early for a calmer first circuit.
2. 11:45
  Browse Tiong Bahru Market area
  Around the market, everyday shopping and casual eating give the neighborhood its most grounded local energy. It is a good place to linger and watch the pace of the district rather than rushing through.
  Free
  TIPThe food side is busiest around lunch, so browsing before eating makes things easier.
Afternoon
1. 13:00
  Lunch at Tiong Bahru Market area
  This hawker setting is ideal for a casual midday meal, with many stalls and a strong local following. It is a practical place to sample another side of Singapore's everyday dining culture.
  €9 per person
  TIPWalk the aisles once before choosing, especially if you want a shorter queue.
2. 15:00
  Holland Village streets and lanes
  This compact district offers a sociable afternoon atmosphere with a mix of shops, cafés and neighborhood energy. It feels easygoing and is pleasant for an unstructured browse after the market morning.
  Free
  TIPThe area is compact, so wandering without a strict route works well here.
Evening
1. 18:00
  Dinner around Marina Bay waterfront
  Returning to the waterfront on a Saturday evening brings a more animated city mood, with illuminated buildings and plenty of places to dine. It is a strong setting for a classic Singapore night out.
  €20 per person
  TIPBuild in extra travel time on Saturday evening because central areas are busier.
2. 20:00
  Night promenade along the bay
  After dinner, the waterfront is at its most dramatic, with reflections on the water and the skyline fully lit. The walk is easy and memorable, offering a final open-air highlight for the day.
  Free
  TIPIf there is a light show or event crowd, simply keep walking to a quieter section of the promenade.
Day 12 · Sunday — Pulau Ubin-style rustic day
A slower Sunday with village edges, boardwalks and a rustic island feel
5 stops€58 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 08:30
  Travel to Changi Point Ferry Terminal area
  Set out early for the far northeast to make the most of the day and beat the strongest midday heat.
  €3 per person
  TIPBring small cash and light rain protection for a simple island outing.
2. 09:45
  Cross to Pulau Ubin and orient around the village area
  The crossing and arrival area immediately shift the pace, with a rustic feel that is far removed from central Singapore's polished skyline. It is a good place to settle into the island's slower rhythm before exploring further.
  €4 per person
  TIPWeekend demand can create a wait for boats, so allow some flexibility in the morning.
3. 11:30
  Explore boardwalks and coastal nature areas
  The island's coastal and wetland edges offer a memorable look at mangroves, open water and a more rugged landscape than most visitors expect in Singapore. The appeal here is the atmosphere of space, nature and quiet movement rather than major landmarks.
  Free
  TIPKeep to marked routes and carry water, as services thin out once you leave the village area.
Afternoon
1. 14:45
  Late lunch back in the village area
  A simple meal back near the main settlement fits the relaxed island setting and offers a break before the return trip. Expect straightforward local fare and a casual pace.
  €12 per person
  TIPEat before heading back to the mainland, where return queues can pick up later in the afternoon.
2. 16:30
  Changi Village stroll
  Back on the mainland, this low-key neighborhood has a laid-back local feel that complements the island day well. It is a pleasant final wander through a corner of Singapore with a more everyday, edge-of-city atmosphere.
  Free
  TIPThis is an easy spot for a cool drink before heading back across the city.
Evening
1. 18:15
  Dinner at Changi Village hawker area
  The hawker area here is a fitting end to the day, with a local crowd and an unfussy neighborhood feel. It rounds out the outing with another practical, atmospheric food stop.
  €10 per person
  TIPSunday evenings can still be busy, so be flexible about exactly which stall you choose.
Day 13 · Monday — Jurong and western parks
A Monday mix of expansive gardens, lake views and west-side local life
4 stops€56 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Travel to the Jurong Lake area
  Head west for a day that showcases another side of the city beyond the usual central districts.
  €2 per person
  TIPAn early start helps on this longer cross-city ride.
2. 10:15
  Jurong Lake Gardens walk
  This large public garden feels spacious and contemporary, with lakeside paths, lawns and family-friendly park landscapes. It is a refreshing western-city counterpart to the more famous central green spaces.
  Free
  TIPThe lakefront can be exposed to sun, so use shaded rests between longer stretches.
Afternoon
1. 13:30
  Lunch around Jurong East area
  The nearby commercial district offers a practical lunch stop with many reliable choices. It is a convenient indoor reset after the open parkland.
  €14 per person
  TIPThis business and shopping hub is straightforward to navigate if you stay close to the MRT links.
2. 15:00
  Chinese Garden and lakeside surroundings
  The lakeside district continues the day's calmer rhythm with bridges, water views and landscaped spaces around the western reservoirs and parks. It adds another layer of Singapore's public-space design in a less visited part of town.
  Free
  TIPCheck local access conditions around the lakeside paths if any improvement works are underway.
Evening
1. 17:30
  Dinner in the west-side neighborhood centre
  A local dinner in the west keeps the day cohesive and offers a final look at everyday Singapore away from the main visitor zones. The pace tends to be practical, casual and easy.
  €12 per person
  TIPLeave enough time for the ride back into the centre after dinner.
Day 14 · Tuesday — Bugis, final shopping and departure
Central neighborhood time, easy last tastes and a smooth finish
5 stops€52 in stops, for two
Morning
1. 09:00
  Morning around Bugis streets and arcades
  Bugis is lively, central and easy to enjoy on a final day, with a mix of shopping streets, older corners and constant local movement. It works well for flexible last browsing without straying far from the hotel base.
  Free
  TIPGo earlier for a more comfortable browse before the midday crowds build.
2. 11:30
  Walk through Waterloo Street and nearby heritage lanes
  This compact cluster of streets offers a layered final glimpse of central Singapore, with shrines, street activity and older urban textures close together. It is easy to explore slowly and pairs naturally with Bugis.
  Free
  TIPKeep shoulders covered if you step briefly into any active religious spaces along the street.
Afternoon
1. 13:15
  Lunch around Albert Centre area
  This central hawker district is a practical last chance for an easy local meal close to the hotel area. It is busy, varied and well suited to a simple midday stop before wrapping up the trip.
  €9 per person
  TIPChoose a seat first if the lunch crowd is building.
2. 15:00
  Final stroll through Suntec and Esplanade side
  A last walk through the central core brings together modern city blocks, broad boulevards and one more glimpse of the waterfront. It gives the trip a polished closing note without requiring a long outing.
  Free
  TIPThis final walk is easy to shorten if you prefer extra time to rest and pack.
Evening
1. 18:00
  Early dinner around Bugis
  A nearby early dinner keeps the final evening simple and comfortable, with many familiar options close at hand. It is an easy last meal before heading out.
  €15 per person
  TIPStay close to the hotel area so collecting luggage feels easy and unhurried.
2. 20:00
  Transfer out of the city
  Leave for your onward journey with enough time for the ride out from the central districts.
  €2 per person
  TIPAllow extra buffer if rain or evening peak traffic affects road journeys.

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Singapore, in a few questions

Is 14 days enough for Singapore?

14 days in Singapore gets you Singapore end to end, two or three day trips, and days you can waste properly. The plan below spends every one of them, morning to evening, with what each stop costs.

How many days do I need in Singapore?

A short stopover can cover the highlights in 2 to 3 days, but 4 to 5 days gives you time for food, gardens, and a few neighbourhoods without rushing. If you want to linger over meals and explore more slowly, stay a bit longer.

What’s the best time to visit Singapore?

Singapore is a year-round destination, since the weather stays warm and humid most of the time. Many travellers prefer periods with a bit less rain, but showers can happen any month, so it helps to plan around indoor breaks and flexible timing.

Is Singapore expensive to visit?

It can be done at different budget levels. Hawker centres, public transport, and simple neighbourhood stays help keep costs reasonable, while upscale dining and hotels can raise the total quickly.

How do I get around Singapore?

Getting around is straightforward thanks to the MRT, buses, and plentiful taxis or ride-hailing. For many visitors, the combination of public transport and walking is the easiest way to move between sights and neighbourhoods.

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The 14-day plan, day by day

Day 1 · Wednesday — Civic District and Marina Bay first look

Transfer into the Bugis and Marina Bay area

Walk the Padang and Civic District

Lunch at Lau Pa Sat

Marina Bay promenade walk

Gardens by the Bay outdoor gardens

Dinner around Satay by the Bay area

Day 2 · Thursday — Chinatown and Singapore River

Morning walk through Chinatown streets

Explore the Telok Ayer and Ann Siang area

Lunch at Maxwell Food Centre

Singapore River walk from Boat Quay to Clarke Quay

Dinner around Clarke Quay riverside lanes

Day 3 · Friday — Little India and Kampong Glam

Walk Serangoon Road and Little India lanes

Browse Tekka Centre area

Lunch in Little India market streets

Explore Kampong Glam and Haji Lane area

Dinner around Arab Street

Day 4 · Saturday — Sentosa day

Travel to Sentosa

Walk the Resorts World and waterfront approach

Beach time around Palawan and Siloso

Late lunch by the beach zone

Southern island viewpoints and coastal paths

Dinner at VivoCity harbourfront side

Day 5 · Sunday — Gardens, museums and the bay

Cloud Forest and Flower Dome area

Lunch around Marina Bay Sands mall side

Explore Bras Basah and museum quarter streets

National Gallery and City Hall precinct exterior circuit

Dinner around Marina Square and Esplanade side

Day 6 · Monday — Nature reserves and green spaces

Travel to MacRitchie area

MacRitchie Reservoir boardwalk and forest trails

Lunch around Thomson Road area

Stroll Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park

Dinner in the Thomson neighborhood

Day 7 · Tuesday — East Coast and Katong

Travel to East Coast Park

East Coast Park promenade walk

Seafood lunch around East Coast Lagoon area

Walk Joo Chiat and Katong streets

Dinner around Joo Chiat Road

Day 8 · Wednesday — Orchard Road and Botanic Gardens

Singapore Botanic Gardens walk

Lunch around Tanglin and Orchard edge

Orchard Road boulevard stroll

Browse Emerald Hill side streets

Dinner on Orchard Road side lanes

Day 9 · Thursday — Harbourfront and the Southern Ridges

Travel to HarbourFront

Mount Faber and Southern Ridges walk

Lunch at HarbourFront side

Keppel Bay and waterfront promenade

Sunset around Labrador waterfront side

Dinner around Telok Blangah and HarbourFront

Day 10 · Friday — Museums and Fort Canning

National Museum and Bras Basah area

Lunch around Dhoby Ghaut

Fort Canning Park walk

Stroll around Armenian Street and nearby lanes

Dinner in the Bugis and Bras Basah area

Day 11 · Saturday — Weekend markets and waterfront evening

Tiong Bahru neighborhood walk

Browse Tiong Bahru Market area

Lunch at Tiong Bahru Market area

Holland Village streets and lanes

Dinner around Marina Bay waterfront

Night promenade along the bay

Day 12 · Sunday — Pulau Ubin-style rustic day

Travel to Changi Point Ferry Terminal area

Cross to Pulau Ubin and orient around the village area

Explore boardwalks and coastal nature areas

Late lunch back in the village area

Changi Village stroll

Dinner at Changi Village hawker area

Day 13 · Monday — Jurong and western parks

Travel to the Jurong Lake area