7-Days Itinerary in Singapore
This is the ultimate 7-day itinerary for when you visit Singapore. Focused on Jewel, Orchard, Somerset, Bugis, Marina Bay Sands, Clark Quay, ChinaTown, Sentosa. There will be a lot of walking under the hot weather (cause its Singapore, so make sure to check the weather report often) So i tried to keep this itinerary simple yet enjoyable. Which means you get to walk around to enjoy Singapore and still have some energy left, will not drain your energy or end up with leg pain. Family friendly!! Includes no less than: - 6 food places (cafe + restaurant) - 6 attractions - 6 shopping ares/mall + other alternative places so feel free to adjust my itinerary as you like.
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MRT MAP

Dont forget to buy your EZ link card!! (It is used to pay the cost for when you are riding a public transportation)

Day 1:

I recommend picking a flight that arrives in the morning/afternoon so you will have more time to explore Jewel.

~ Morning view of Jewel

Jewel Changi Airport
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Once you've arrive at Terminal 3, Use the SkyTrain to go to Jewel (Terminal 2) You get to see the water vortex in close up! If you plan on staying till late night, the light and sound show is available daily between 7.30pm and 11.30pm, at hourly intervals. (ofc you can also watch the light and sound show before your departure from Singapore..that is if your flight is late at night.) Don't forget to keep up with the promotions and discounts from their website.
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~ Night view of Jewel

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Kubo Woodfired Kitchen
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NO RICE!! This is a popular Filipino restaurant. Plating is really aesthetic, filipino food with a twist + prices are really reasonable. If you dont know what to order, you can always ask the staff there for recommendations ! You get to see the chefs in action if you sit at the open counter area.
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Singapore Flyer
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It's best to visit during sunsets. You can even have dinner here, in the Singapore flyer while enjoying the view with your loved ones. You will be given at least 30 minutes.
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Day 2:

Bugis Street
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From experiences, there are a lot of cheap and affordable items here! and a ton of Buy 2 get 1 free items. After leaving the MRT, go up and go straight (for the mall) and go right for the street shops. Tip: often go to the street shops because of the cheap items.
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ABC Bargain Centre
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Tons of cheap yet useful items here!! don't forget to check the expiry date
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stop by this cat cafe if you want to have a break from shopping, enjoy your little break with a bunch of cats to play with. 

Meomi Cat Cafe
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you are allowed to touch/pet the cats but you are NOT allowed to pick them up!!
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If you dislike cats, head to orchard road and enjoy some cake at Lady M. They serve one of the best crepe cakes to ever exist!! 

~ Signature Mille Crêpes | Top tier. I Love it!! Will definitely come back for more !!

Lady M @ Orchard Central
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BEST CREPEE CAKESSS!! really soft and savory! Best place to enjoy your afternoon. Although the staff weren't very friendly, its still a place worth to visit. They will hand you a paper that requires you to scan it to ordering your cake & drinks. Then once you've placed your order, you have to wait for it. !! PREPARE A CREDIT CARD FOR PAYMENT. The last time i went there, they were not accepting cash as payment. follow the google maps directions, after you turn right, go up the escalator inside the building (It is located inside the building)
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Then after finishing your cakes, go to orchard road to have a night stroll, shop and just enjoy your night!

~ The famous ice cream that cost $1 (chocolate with bread)

Orchard Road
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explore the mall and dont forget to try the ice cream there!! There is a popular ice cream among tourist and the locals there for only 1-1.50 SG Dollar! just walk along the orchard road outside of takashimaya, there should be a few uncles there selling the ice cream. (ice cream in bread/waffle. your choice)
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Day 3:

Sentosa Island
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Spend a day at a place with great scenery and provides many things to do here! The Sentosa beach is the best place for you to relax and splash around in the water. But of course, there are other alternatives such as going on the skyline, waterpark, golf clubbing, etc.
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Day 4:

Marina Bay Sands Singapore
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Walk around MBS and enjoy the view. There is also a spectra light show here. Starts at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM just like gardens by the bay. Both crowded so decide which one you want to go to. so you will be able to get the best views.
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- Lunch/Dinner -

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beers
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serve one of the best burgers and crazy milkshakes. Prices are reasonable but dont forget to make a reservation because they are always packed with people. Can be seen when entering the south entrance of the shoppers at MBS. Staff are friendly.
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or if you want a cheaper option, you can go to the foodcourt at MBS.

Lau Pa Sat
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They sell Halal food here too! (make sure you check for the Halal label) Recommended to come here before 12:00 PM or 2:00 PM because it is gets very crowded at night. To get here (by MRT): Go down from the station (Raffles Place/Downtown, both works) Then from the MRT walk for about 10 minutes following the direction provided when leaving the station.
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Gardens by the Bay
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It will be crowded so make sure you come earlier. (before the light show starts at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM)
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Day 5 :

Museums and Haw Park Villa

National Museum of Singapore
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Provide a very organized information about their history and also very good air conditioner. Entry is free for singapore citizens. But for non-citizens your are charged $15 per adult.
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Asian Civilisations Museum
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Provided many beautiful collections with explanation beside them. $15 Dollar per adult. just like the National Museum.
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Haw Par Villa
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Another culture-like museum but leaning more into "Hell's place" but it is quite old so some statues need repainting. Parents would usually bring their kids here to show them the types of punishment they can get in hell. (can give ur child nightmares, be careful) also be careful of the graphic nature of the displays. Recommend to bring a Umbrella as it is a outdoor attraction & DO NOT GO AT NIGHT (it can get a bit spooky at night)
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or if you're not interested in museums: 

Chinatown
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look through the shops that sells souvenirs and chinese traditional goods.
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Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
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hawker center
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offers delicious and affordable local foods!!
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Merlion Park
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enjoy a stroll at merlion park. Dont forget to take a picture with the famous Merlion statue.
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Day 6:

Universal Studios Singapore
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Wake up and head there early so you have more time to enjoy Universal Studios!! i swear this never gets old haha
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Day 7:

Take a break in your hotel room OR go shopping:

DON DON DONKI Orchard Central
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Takashimaya Shopping Centre
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Takashimaya - A very big shopping centre with a ton of things starting from luxury branded items to the small mini-figurine toys. They also sell food, snacks, clothings etc. Located in orchard so make sure you don't get surprised by some of the prices haha. (still affordable dw!!)
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313@somerset
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Paragon Shopping Centre
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VivoCity
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Vivo City - Its a mall and let me tell yall.... ITS SO DAMN BIG. But lemme tell yall that its soo worth it because theres just so many things here, foodies, skincare, shoes, bags, luxury items, cute accessories There is also a sky park and amphitheater on the top floor from where you can enjoy the gorgeous views of Sentosa. I went to VivoCity with my mother and we kinda got lost. So make sure you check the map directions yall!! <33 map directions for shops are visible on their website (linked) and for which floor you are on, you can check your surroundings to see. hopefully it helps guyss <3 dont get lost like me :")
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Waterway Point
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and many more!! make sure the places you pick will not take too much of your time as you might miss your flight if it does!! You can also switch up the itinerary a bit so you can explore some of these malls instead of going to a place that does not catch your interest.

Feel free to switch up the itinerary to your liking! Remember to check the opening hours and any applicable fees for the attractions you plan to visit. Enjoy your trip to Singapore :D

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7-Days Itinerary in Singapore
This is the ultimate 7-day itinerary for when you visit Singapore. Focused on Jewel, Orchard, Somerset, Bugis, Marina Bay Sands, Clark Quay, ChinaTown, Sentosa. There will be a lot of walking under the hot weather (cause its Singapore, so make sure to check the weather report often) So i tried to keep this itinerary simple yet enjoyable. Which means you get to walk around to enjoy Singapore and still have some energy left, will not drain your energy or end up with leg pain. Family friendly!! Includes no less than: - 6 food places (cafe + restaurant) - 6 attractions - 6 shopping ares/mall + other alternative places so feel free to adjust my itinerary as you like.
28 Places • 5 Saves • ago
Free

MRT MAP

Dont forget to buy your EZ link card!! (It is used to pay the cost for when you are riding a public transportation)

Day 1:

I recommend picking a flight that arrives in the morning/afternoon so you will have more time to explore Jewel.

~ Morning view of Jewel

Jewel Changi Airport
@martinchairul
Once you've arrive at Terminal 3, Use the SkyTrain to go to Jewel (Terminal 2) You get to see the water vortex in close up! If you plan on staying till late night, the light and sound show is available daily between 7.30pm and 11.30pm, at hourly intervals. (ofc you can also watch the light and sound show before your departure from Singapore..that is if your flight is late at night.) Don't forget to keep up with the promotions and discounts from their website.
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~ Night view of Jewel

- CHECK IN TO YOUR HOTEL -

Kubo Woodfired Kitchen
@martinchairul
NO RICE!! This is a popular Filipino restaurant. Plating is really aesthetic, filipino food with a twist + prices are really reasonable. If you dont know what to order, you can always ask the staff there for recommendations ! You get to see the chefs in action if you sit at the open counter area.
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Details
Singapore Flyer
@martinchairul
It's best to visit during sunsets. You can even have dinner here, in the Singapore flyer while enjoying the view with your loved ones. You will be given at least 30 minutes.
Add to
Details

Day 2:

Bugis Street
@martinchairul
From experiences, there are a lot of cheap and affordable items here! and a ton of Buy 2 get 1 free items. After leaving the MRT, go up and go straight (for the mall) and go right for the street shops. Tip: often go to the street shops because of the cheap items.
Add to
Details
ABC Bargain Centre
@martinchairul
Tons of cheap yet useful items here!! don't forget to check the expiry date
Add to
Details

stop by this cat cafe if you want to have a break from shopping, enjoy your little break with a bunch of cats to play with. 

Meomi Cat Cafe
@martinchairul
you are allowed to touch/pet the cats but you are NOT allowed to pick them up!!
Add to
Details

If you dislike cats, head to orchard road and enjoy some cake at Lady M. They serve one of the best crepe cakes to ever exist!! 

~ Signature Mille Crêpes | Top tier. I Love it!! Will definitely come back for more !!

Lady M @ Orchard Central
@martinchairul
BEST CREPEE CAKESSS!! really soft and savory! Best place to enjoy your afternoon. Although the staff weren't very friendly, its still a place worth to visit. They will hand you a paper that requires you to scan it to ordering your cake & drinks. Then once you've placed your order, you have to wait for it. !! PREPARE A CREDIT CARD FOR PAYMENT. The last time i went there, they were not accepting cash as payment. follow the google maps directions, after you turn right, go up the escalator inside the building (It is located inside the building)
Add to
Details

Then after finishing your cakes, go to orchard road to have a night stroll, shop and just enjoy your night!

~ The famous ice cream that cost $1 (chocolate with bread)

Orchard Road
@martinchairul
explore the mall and dont forget to try the ice cream there!! There is a popular ice cream among tourist and the locals there for only 1-1.50 SG Dollar! just walk along the orchard road outside of takashimaya, there should be a few uncles there selling the ice cream. (ice cream in bread/waffle. your choice)
Add to
Details

Day 3:

Sentosa Island
@martinchairul
Spend a day at a place with great scenery and provides many things to do here! The Sentosa beach is the best place for you to relax and splash around in the water. But of course, there are other alternatives such as going on the skyline, waterpark, golf clubbing, etc.
Add to
Details

Day 4:

Marina Bay Sands Singapore
@martinchairul
Walk around MBS and enjoy the view. There is also a spectra light show here. Starts at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM just like gardens by the bay. Both crowded so decide which one you want to go to. so you will be able to get the best views.
Add to
Details

- Lunch/Dinner -

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beers
@martinchairul
serve one of the best burgers and crazy milkshakes. Prices are reasonable but dont forget to make a reservation because they are always packed with people. Can be seen when entering the south entrance of the shoppers at MBS. Staff are friendly.
Add to
Details

or if you want a cheaper option, you can go to the foodcourt at MBS.

Lau Pa Sat
@martinchairul
They sell Halal food here too! (make sure you check for the Halal label) Recommended to come here before 12:00 PM or 2:00 PM because it is gets very crowded at night. To get here (by MRT): Go down from the station (Raffles Place/Downtown, both works) Then from the MRT walk for about 10 minutes following the direction provided when leaving the station.
Add to
Details
Gardens by the Bay
@martinchairul
It will be crowded so make sure you come earlier. (before the light show starts at 7:45 PM and 8:45 PM)
Add to
Details

Day 5 :

Museums and Haw Park Villa

National Museum of Singapore
@martinchairul
Provide a very organized information about their history and also very good air conditioner. Entry is free for singapore citizens. But for non-citizens your are charged $15 per adult.
Add to
Details
Asian Civilisations Museum
@martinchairul
Provided many beautiful collections with explanation beside them. $15 Dollar per adult. just like the National Museum.
Add to
Details
Haw Par Villa
@martinchairul
Another culture-like museum but leaning more into "Hell's place" but it is quite old so some statues need repainting. Parents would usually bring their kids here to show them the types of punishment they can get in hell. (can give ur child nightmares, be careful) also be careful of the graphic nature of the displays. Recommend to bring a Umbrella as it is a outdoor attraction & DO NOT GO AT NIGHT (it can get a bit spooky at night)
Add to
Details

or if you're not interested in museums: 

Chinatown
@martinchairul
look through the shops that sells souvenirs and chinese traditional goods.
Add to
Details
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple
@martinchairul
Add to
Details
hawker center
@martinchairul
offers delicious and affordable local foods!!
Add to
Details
Merlion Park
@martinchairul
enjoy a stroll at merlion park. Dont forget to take a picture with the famous Merlion statue.
Add to
Details

Day 6:

Universal Studios Singapore
@martinchairul
Wake up and head there early so you have more time to enjoy Universal Studios!! i swear this never gets old haha
Add to
Details

Day 7:

Take a break in your hotel room OR go shopping:

DON DON DONKI Orchard Central
@martinchairul
Add to
Details
Takashimaya Shopping Centre
@martinchairul
Takashimaya - A very big shopping centre with a ton of things starting from luxury branded items to the small mini-figurine toys. They also sell food, snacks, clothings etc. Located in orchard so make sure you don't get surprised by some of the prices haha. (still affordable dw!!)
Add to
Details
313@somerset
@martinchairul
Add to
Details
Paragon Shopping Centre
@martinchairul
Add to
Details
VivoCity
@martinchairul
Vivo City - Its a mall and let me tell yall.... ITS SO DAMN BIG. But lemme tell yall that its soo worth it because theres just so many things here, foodies, skincare, shoes, bags, luxury items, cute accessories There is also a sky park and amphitheater on the top floor from where you can enjoy the gorgeous views of Sentosa. I went to VivoCity with my mother and we kinda got lost. So make sure you check the map directions yall!! <33 map directions for shops are visible on their website (linked) and for which floor you are on, you can check your surroundings to see. hopefully it helps guyss <3 dont get lost like me :")
Add to
Details
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Details
Waterway Point
@martinchairul
Add to
Details

and many more!! make sure the places you pick will not take too much of your time as you might miss your flight if it does!! You can also switch up the itinerary a bit so you can explore some of these malls instead of going to a place that does not catch your interest.

Feel free to switch up the itinerary to your liking! Remember to check the opening hours and any applicable fees for the attractions you plan to visit. Enjoy your trip to Singapore :D

* * *
CURATED BY
Hello, My name is Martin. A Dad who loves traveling. I often travel with my family to places we've never been to. I enjoy nature but my wife doesnt haha so i always try to make my travels equally enjoyable for me and my family.
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