The Best Experiences in Singapore for Solo Travellers – Expect New Adventures Each Day! 

Singapore's nightlife scene is as diverse as its culture and is ideal for those looking to socialise, unwind, or experience something unique. Clarke Quay is a popular starting point, home to a lively mix of bars, pubs, and restaurants. For those seeking a more energetic atmosphere, there are nightclubs with pulsating music as well as live music venues. However, nightlife in Singapore isn't just about partying. Embark on a relaxing evening cruise on the Singapore River, taking in the city's stunning skyline, or immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the Night Safari, the world's first nocturnal zoo!

Embark on a culinary journey of discovery amidst the city’s famous street food scene. Hawker centres are the heart and soul of Singaporean food culture, providing a wide variety of affordable and delicious dishes. From iconic chilli crab and laksa to authentic bak kut teh (pork rib soup) and satay, there's something to satisfy every palate. Consider taking a guided street food tour to uncover hidden gems and learn about the history and culture behind the dishes. Don't be afraid to experiment and try new flavours because, with so many options available, you can indulge in a different culinary experience every day!

The nation’s thriving arts and culture scene is evident in its numerous galleries and museums. The National Gallery Singapore, close to centrally located hotels like Grand Park City Hall, is not to be missed for art lovers; the gallery which is spread across the former Supreme Court and City Hall buildings, features an impressive collection of Southeast Asian art. This attraction can be found in the Civic District home to other key sites such as the Peranakan Museum which is worth visiting along with the nearby National Museum of Singapore. Other highlights include the Asian Civilisations Museum and the ArtScience Museum combining art, science, media and technology. 
 

Experience colourful art and culture by attending local performances. A key venue in this regard is The Arts House, housed in the former Parliament House, within easy reach of those based at hotels in Singapore CBD. It now serves as an arts and heritage centre, hosting a variety of shows, events, concerts and plays. For a classical music experience, check out the Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall, home to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Attending a performance is a great way to connect with the local community and gain a deeper appreciation for the arts and culture in the city.

Singapore is a solo shopper's paradise, offering options for diverse budgets. The premier retail destination in the city is Orchard Road, boasting luxury brands, high-end department stores, and trendy boutiques. Fashionistas can find all their favourite designer brands here from Louis Vuitton, Prada, Yves Saint Laurent and Gucci to Jimmy Choo, Armani, Michael Kors, DKNY and Chanel. For bargains and more local experiences, one can head to Bugis Street Market or Chinatown for a variety of affordable goods and souvenirs; don't forget to haggle for the best deals!

For solo adrenaline junkies, there are a range of thrilling activities especially on Sentosa Island. At Adventure Cove Waterpark, you will find action-packed rides and slides like Riptide Rocket, the first hydro-magnetic coaster in Southeast Asia. Meanwhile, Universal Studios Singapore features Battlestar Galactica: Human or Cylon, the world’s tallest duelling rollercoasters. For the ultimate leap, visit SkyPark Sentosa by AJ Hackett where bungy jumping from a height of 50 metres awaits. Other Sentosa highlights include the Mega Adventure Park which offers ziplining, and iFly Singapore featuring an indoor skydiving experience!