1. Suggestion No. 1: Chinatown – Discover Chinese heritage in the heart of a modern city
An ideal stop for a free day on a Singapore tour is Chinatown – a place that fully preserves the unique cultural, architectural and traditional culinary values.
The Mural Road – Vivid Memories of the Chinese Community
Chinatown Mural Street – A place to preserve Chinese memories in vivid colors. (Photo: Collected)
Strolling through the small alleys in Chinatown, visitors will encounter the famous mural street with a series of vivid artworks, recounting the journey of establishment, living and development of the Chinese community from the early days.
Each painting is like a slice of history – from daily life, trade, to traditional ceremonies. This is a check-in location in Singapore that is very popular with tourists and young people.
Enjoy Singaporean style coffee at Nanyang Old Coffee
Enjoy strong local coffee at Nanyang Old Coffee. (Photo: Collected)
After walking around the neighborhood, stop by Nanyang Old Coffee – a nostalgic cafe. Here, you can enjoy a cup of kopi, served with traditional baked goods in a space that simulates an old coffee shop, bringing a sense of peace and depth amidst the hustle and bustle of modern life.
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Thian Hock Keng Temple – Ancient Religious Landmarks
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple – A sacred symbol in the heart of Singapore’s Chinatown. (Photo: Collected)
The two sacred and prominent structures in the heart of Chinatown are the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and the Thian Hock Keng Temple. These are religious symbols with ancient Chinese architectural style, have profound spiritual values and play an important role in the religious life of the Chinese community in Singapore.
What is special is that Buddha Tooth Relic Temple still preserves the Buddha's tooth relic - one of the rare relics, helping this place become not only a religious destination but also attracting tourists who love East Asian architecture and culture.
2. Suggestion #2: Places to visit in Singapore on a 1-day self-guided tour
If you want to explore more on your free day, here are some places to visit in Singapore that are suitable for both adults and children.
River Wonders
River Wonders – The amazing world of rivers. (Photo: Collected)
As Asia’s first river-themed eco-park, River Wonders takes visitors to world-famous rivers such as the Amazon, Nile and Mekong. Here, you can admire giant pandas and unique freshwater ecosystems.
Bird Paradise
Bird Paradise – Paradise of more than 3,500 bird species. (Photo: Collected)
This is a completely new upgraded version of Jurong Bird Park – home to thousands of birds from all over the world. Bird Paradise is not only attractive because of its vibrant colors, but also because of its interactive activities such as bird feeding and colorful shows.
Night Safari
Night Safari – Explore the world of nocturnal animals. (Photo: Collected)
If you’ve never seen a lion or tiger hunting in the dark, then the Night Safari is an experience not to be missed. It’s the world’s first nocturnal wildlife park, where you can ride a tram through the jungle to witness the natural behavior of hundreds of animals.
Universal Studios and SEA Aquarium
Universal Studios and SEA Aquarium are two top entertainment destinations in Singapore. (Photo: Collected)
- Universal Studios Singapore: An extremely popular movie theme park with thrilling rides, impressive special effects and blockbuster movie simulation areas.
- SEA Aquarium: One of the largest aquariums in the world, where you can "get lost" in the ocean world with hundreds of amazing marine creatures.
3. Experience Singapore at night – When the city never sleeps
Bumboat cruise on the Singapore River. (Photo: Collected)
Don't rush back to the hotel after dinner, because Singapore at night brings completely different emotions.
Have fun at Clarke Quay – A vibrant entertainment district
Experience the MRT subway to Clarke Quay – a place with extremely vibrant riverside bars and restaurants. This is an ideal destination for light entertainment, dinner while watching the sparkling Singapore River under the lights.
Marina Bay Sands – Enjoy a world-class water music show
Marina Bay is a place you cannot miss if you want to admire the unique water music performance combining sound, light and water movement. The free show takes place every night, making the scene magical like a fairy tale.
Singapore River Cruise – Experience the city from a different perspective
An equally luxurious and relaxing option is to cruise along the Singapore River, weaving past skyscrapers, bridges of light and shimmering icons – from Marina Bay Sands to Merlion Park.
4. Suggested delicious dishes to try on a day of self-sufficiency
Chili Crab - Spicy crab, a famous Singaporean specialty. (Photo: Collected)
Discovering local cuisine is an indispensable part of a self-guided itinerary:
- Hainanese Chicken Rice: Singapore's iconic dish, meticulously prepared and deliciously flavorful.
- Chili Crab: Rich, mildly spicy, served with fried dumplings, extremely delicious.
- Laksa: Fragrant coconut milk noodles, balanced sweet and spicy taste.
- Kaya Toast & Kopi: Traditional breakfast of toast with kaya jam, served with Nanyang style coffee.
See more: Singapore summer travel: Top check-in locations and most attractive destinations
With a free day on the 4D3D Singapore tour , you can completely plan to explore many unique destinations - from Chinese cultural heritage in Chinatown, to beautiful check-in locations, experience the nightlife at Clarke Quay - Marina Bay, or simply relax with local coffee and traditional delicacies. Plan your itinerary in advance, travel by MRT or Grab for convenience, don't forget to fully charge your phone because Singapore has so many beautiful virtual living corners that you can't miss!
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