Singapore travel guide
Plan a trip to Singapore: what to eat, where to stay, the best day trips and ready-made day-by-day plans.
What to eat in Singapore
See allSteamed or roasted chicken with fragrant rice, served at lunch and dinner in hawker centres.
Coconut‑milk based noodle soup with shrimp or chicken, popular for breakfast or rainy days.
Flat rice noodles stir‑fried with soy, egg, prawns and Chinese sausage, a hawker favourite.
Rice topped with pork chop, braised cabbage and rich curry, eaten at lunch.
Where to stay in Singapore
See allClose to malls, dining and nightlife; convenient MRT access.
Iconic skyline, waterfront promenade and upscale hotels.
Vibrant street market, cheap hostels and good MRT links.
Beach resorts, theme parks and quieter evenings away from the city core.
Day trips from Singapore
See allA border town with shopping malls and easy train access, good for a quick cross‑border visit
A historic mosque with colonial architecture and sea views, open to visitors outside prayer times
A quiet stretch of sand with modest facilities, popular for a relaxed beach walk
A 30‑metre cascade surrounded by jungle, reachable via a short hike
Best time to visit
Midday highs, based on last year's weather. Green months have comfortable temperatures and few rainy days.
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Questions about Singapore
What is the best time to visit hawker centres?
Early evenings (6‑8 pm) are busiest, but arriving before 6 pm avoids long waits.
Do I need to bring cash for food?
Most hawker stalls accept cash; many also take contactless cards or mobile payments.
Is it safe to stay in the city centre at night?
Singapore is very safe; standard precautions against pickpockets in crowded areas are enough.
Can I get Wi‑Fi in most hotels?
Free Wi‑Fi is standard in most hotels and many public areas, but check the rate details for any limits.