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- Gardens by the Bay. Arguably the most Instagrammable place in Singapore, Gardens by the Bay, is a horticultural and architectural wonderland and a must on any Singapore itinerary.
- SuperGrove Trees. The Supertrees consist of 18 vertical tree-like structures adorned with more than 162,000 plants like ferns, orchids, and flowering climbers.
- The Cloud Forest. The Cloud Forest is housed in a massive glass dome made up of 2,500 different glass pieces. It’s a magnificent architectural creation, and probably the most Instagram-worthy place in Singapore.
- Little India Rainbow House. Little India is filled with charming shophouses that line the streets, beautiful temples, vivid murals, and the aroma of exotic spices!
- ArtScience Museum. Who knew that art and science could go together so well? The ArtScience Museum features interactive digital exhibitions that push the boundaries of digital art.
- Gardens by the Bay. Singapore is a Garden City, and Gardens by the Bay is one of the country’s eco-friendly initiatives that best illustrates it. An Instagrammer’s day is never dull here with so many spots that would make perfect backdrops for your photos!
- Jewel Changi. Home to the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, Jewel Changi has been on the feeds of many Instagrammers since it first opened. Besides the cascading HSBC Rain Vortex, there are many picture-perfect spots to explore including Canopy Park!
- National Gallery Singapore. If you’re an art enthusiast, you have to visit National Gallery Singapore, which is home to a large collection of Southeast Asian art.
- ArtScience Museum
- Haji Lane
- Masjid Sultan Mosque
- Joo Chiat Road
- Level-33
- Sri Mariamman Temple
- Helix Bridge
- Merlion Park
- CE La Vi
- Supertree Grove at Gardens by The Bay
Located within the Marina Bay Sands Resort, the ArtScience Museum is an awesome blend of science, art, and technology. Future World: Where Art Meets Science is a permanent exhibit at ArtScience Museum. It presents a fascinating collection of high-tech digital artwork. There are four prominent themes present at Future World: Space, Nature, Town and ...
Haji Lane is a narrow, colorful street tucked away in the Kampong Glam area of Singapore, the city’s Muslim enclave. It’s immediately obvious why Haji Lane is a popular place to stroll aimlessly. Colorful, charming shophouses line the streets and provide so much character. You can also expect to stumble upon random pieces of beautiful street art al...
Just a few blocks over from the picturesque Haji Lane you will find another Instagram-worthy place in Singapore. Masjid Sultan is arguably Singapore’s most popular mosque. Located in the Kampong Glam district, the mosque dates back to 1824 and still serves as a primary place of worship today for both locals and tourists alike. While I did not go in...
If you’ve done any research at all on Instagram-worthy places in Singapore then you’ve likely seen photos of the bright and colorful shophouses. This is Joo Chiat Road. Located in the eastern area of Singapore, Joo Chiat Road sits in the Katong Neighborhood. This is one of Singapore’s most historic areas with a deep-rooted Peranakan culture and sto...
Level-33 is a craft-brewery restaurant and bar located in the penthouse of the Marina Bay Financial Center. It is the world’s highest urban craft-brewery offering expansive views over Marina Bay and the Singapore city skyline. The interior design is beautiful, with natural elements and stunning copper brew house kettles. But the view from the balco...
Sri Mariamman Temple is Singapore’s oldest hindu temple. Sitting in the Chinatown district, this beautiful temple was built in 1827 by immigrants from Southern India. Because of its historical and cultural significance Sri Mariamman Temple has been listed as a national monument. It is extremely popular amongst locals and tourists alike. Visiting Sr...
The Helix Bridge is a beautiful, bright, light-filled bridge that connects Marina South with Marina Centre. The bridge is pedestrian-only, so you will find many people walking and jogging across this beauty. The design of the bridge is quite impressive and it is a special sight to see at night. The spiral formation wraps over the bridge creating a ...
Merlion Park sits right along the water and is home of Singapore’s famous and iconic half-lion, half-fish mythical creature. I had many questions about this, too. This is a popular stop for travelers since the mythical Merlion is the country’s national icon. It has the body of the fish and the head of a lion. Why, you ask? Well, let me tell you wha...
Ce La Vi is a bar and lounge located on the rooftop level of Marina Bay Sands. It’s hard to think of Singapore without thinking of the immaculate rooftop infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands. The view is arguably one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore, but it comes at a price. In order to swim in the dreamy pool at Marina Bay Sands, you ha...
A trip to Singapore wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the unique and fascinating Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay. There are 12 Supertrees standing in the Supertree Grove and the tallest tree measures 16 stories high. During the day the canopy trees shade visitors and at night they come to life with an elaborate show of lights. Each of t...
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- Singapore Botanic Gardens – 75-hectare gardens with waterfalls. Singapore Botanic Gardens is a UNESCO World Heritage site that spans a whopping 74 hectares of manicured gardens, walking trails, and photogenic gems at every corner.
- Tropical Montane Orchidetum – Glasshouse with exotic plants. Although it’s part of the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ National Orchid Garden, the Tropical Montane Orchidetum deserves a mention of its own.
- Fort Canning Park – Historical park with artefacts. Who says that historical sites have to be a snoozefest? Fort Canning Park may have played a significant part in Singapore’s history, but today, it’s dotted with artefacts that you can explore for yourself via walking trails.
- Sang Nila Utama Garden – Bali vibes. Ancient Bali vibes in Singapore? Say no more. Hidden in Fort Canning Park is Sang Nila Utama Garden, a representation of what the park might’ve looked like in the 1200s.
From the awe-inspiring heights of Marina Bay Sands to the tranquil pathways of the Botanic Gardens and the bustling streets of Chinatown, Singapore promises a diverse photographic journey.
Aug 10, 2023 · Discover the most Instagrammable places in Singapore, from colourful Peranakan shophouses to futuristic landmarks and hidden gems.
With so many top attractions in close proximity, the Marina Bay Waterfront emerges as a leader for one of the most Instagrammable places to take photos in Singapore. credit: @yk — discover thislocation on the Explorest app. Gardens by the Bay: Illuminate Your Insta Feed.
