CITY HALL

Begin your tour on a revamped Vietnam War-era vehicle, which is an amphibious vehicle that runs on land and water. Accompanied by a professional guide, your day will begin with a drive around the city’s most prominent landmarks, including the historical Padang, City Hall – declared a national monument in Singapore, and the War Memorial – built over a burial chamber with 606 urns. Next, it’s time for a splashdown into the waters of Marina Bay. Visit Iconic Landmarks Experience the beauty of the Lion City as you take in breathtaking views of the iconic Merlion, the Marina Bay Sands – inspired by ancient Roman cities and The Esplanade Theatres – built in the shape of a durian, the Helix Bridge, and many more landmarks that define the Singapore skyline. Itinerary Marina Square | Marina Bay | Marina Barrage | Marina Bay Sands | Gardens By the Bay | Bay South | Singapore River | Merlion | Helix Bridge | Floating Stadium | Marina Bay Financial Center | Singapore Flyer

Discover the National Gallery Singapore, a stunning architectural endeavor that joins 2 national monuments, the former Supreme Court and City Hall, to form a new home for local and Southeast Asian art.

Situated in Singapore’s Civic District, the National Gallery of Singapore is home to the world’s largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art, which is about 8,000 works of art. Aiming to build a focus on the appreciation and acknowledgment of art across various mediums, and on Singapore’s relations with other Southeast Asian cultures, this museum opened in 2015. The gallery consists of two national monuments, the City Hall and former Supreme Court Building, both exemplary of Singapore architecture. The galleries consist of art from the 19th century to present day. Its two permanent galleries: the DBS Singapore Gallery and the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery, attempt to showcase not just the aesthetic identity of Singapore over the years, but also forms of regional interpretations and narratives through the process of their evolution. There are also some research galleries that provide space for curators and researchers to present different kinds of materials. Explore the transformative possibilities of art at the 8th edition of Light to Night Singapore, running until February 8, 2024, featuring 60+ artworks, interactive installations, light projections, live performances in the Civic District, and more. Don't miss out the year-end exhibition, 'Tropical: Stories from Southeast Asia and Latin America'.

From the glittering skyline to the glowing streets, Singapore transforms into a sparkling wonderland ‘tis time of year. Hop aboard an open-top double-decker bus, tune in to entertaining English commentary, and soak in stunning views of landmarks like the Singapore Flyer, Esplanade, and City Hall. As the bus rolls into Orchard Road, you’ll be enchanted by the “Traditional Christmas Lights set in a Firefly Garden”. From Tanglin Mall to Plaza Singapura, the street shimmers with 169 themed lamp posts and 108 trees decked in radiant LED lights. The festive magic continues as you loop through the Bras Basah district and circle the Fountain of Wealth, glowing brilliantly under the night sky. Don’t forget to make a wish for extra holiday luck before you return to Suntec City. Schedule (Nov 22 to 24, Nov 29 to Dec 23) Bus departure: 7:30pm & 8:30pm from stop #0 (Suntec City Tourist Hub) Duration: 50 mins Frequency: Twice every evening