Nights Aren’t Only For Partying When You’ve Got This Many Exciting Things To Do & Places To Visit In Singapore At Night!
Bustling by day, and ever so bright at night. Singapore boasts a different kind of magic once the sun goes down and the street lights come on, beyond the usual city’s nightlife that one typically thinks of.
As one of the safest cities in the world, Singapore is one of the best places to be in for explorers and curious locals looking to uncover the metropolis’ nocturnal treasures. With an array of enchanting experiences to serene and heart-thumping experiences, there’s a whole lot just waiting to be uncovered.
Think mesmerising light shows and glimmering cycling paths, to dinners high in the sky with stunning views or simple strolls through a retail establishment that never sleeps.
Which is why we’ve compiled a plethora of things to do and places to check out in Singapore at night that you simply must explore for a truly thrilling time in this modern and vibrant Southeast Asian city.
Top 21 Things To Do & Places To Visit In Singapore At Night For Unforgettable Adventures
1. Evening Walk Through the Supertree Grove at Gardens By The Bay
An evening stroll through the Supertree Grove that houses 18 iconic Supertrees is just the right thing to unwind after a long day in Singapore’s tropical humidity. You get a combination of art and nature in the form of giant trees that are beautifully illuminated upon nightfall, making it perfect for romantic evening walks or fun family nights out.
The Gardens By The Bay also hosts a nightly light and sound show with captivating music between 7:45pm and 8:45pm called the Garden Rhapsody Show that is free for all to enjoy. And if you’d like to take your experience to the next level, you can always opt to purchase tickets and enjoy an elevated stroll on the OCBC Skyway or admire the view from the Supertree Observatory!
Bonus Tip: If you’re looking to capture stunning photographs, be sure to arrive here just after sunset for the most spectacular views of the illuminated Supertrees followed by stunning shots of the Light and Sound Show.
Opening Hours: 5am - 2am, daily
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Nearest MRT Station: Bayfront MRT (Downtown Line/Circle Line)
2. Visit Nocturnal Wildlife in the Night Safari of the Singapore Zoo
Ever wanted to explore the habitats of wild animals after dark for a thrilling adventure? You can do so with the Singapore Zoo’s Night Safari! Start your night adventure with a guided tram ride that takes you through the naturalistic habitats of nocturnal animals, then enjoy a relaxing stroll through the walking trails to get up and close to the animals.
The Night Safari is a fun and educational experience for children and an exciting one for wildlife enthusiasts since the opportunity to see animals active at night is certainly a rare one! I’d recommend booking your tickets up to a week in advance to secure your slot for the nocturnal zoo as it gets busy during peak holiday periods. (Psst…you’ll also want to bring insect repellent just in case!)
Opening Hours: 7:15pm - 12am, daily
Address: Night Safari Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
Nearest MRT Station: Khatib MRT (North-South Line)
3. Explore Haji Lane and Arab Street at Kampong Glam
The vibrant streets of Haji Land and Arab Street are perhaps one of the most exciting streets in Singapore for young adults who appreciate street art, cultural heritage, and up-and-coming trends, foodies seeking new culinary adventures, and those seeking nightlife and live music beyond the clubbing scene.
Haji Lane and Arab Street’s shophouses are home to unique and sometimes mysterious boutiques filled with interesting finds and a blend of experiences where modern meets tradition. It’s even home to one of Singapore’s first few intimate bespoke bars (Bar Stories anyone?)!
But outside of those shoplots lie colourful murals and quaint shop fronts that make for stunning photo opportunities - perfect for those seeking their next IG-worthy photo or backdrop for their upcoming TikTok content.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: Haji Lane, Singapore 189214
Nearest MRT Station: Bugis MRT (East-West Line/Downtown Line)
4. Watch the Dazzling Light & Water Show at Marina Bay Sands
Treat your eyes and forget your worries for 15 minutes as you watch a captivating dance of lights and water at Marina Bay Sands. The Spectra, a Light & Water show is a stunning light show held at Marina Bay Sands every night that draws in families with little children, couples, and tourists with its spectacular visuals.
You can enjoy the show from the iconic Helix Bridge as you take in and capture beautiful night photographs of the cityscape or stroll along the Marina Bay promenade for a more intimate time with your partner as the show goes on.
Operational Hours: 8pm - 8:15pm and 9pm - 9:15pm on Sundays to Thursdays, additional 10 - 10:15pm time slot on Fridays and Saturdays
Address: 2 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018972
Nearest MRT Station: Bayfront MRT (Downtown Line/Circle Line)
5. Catch a Free Concert at the Esplanade
Did you know that the nighttime music performances held at the Esplanade are free for all to access? They’re held daily at Outdoor Theatre or Concourse, where you can pop in for the concert that ranges from pop to classics, jazz, retro, and more, or explore the various art installations and exhibitions on-site.
It’s one of the best ways to enjoy a live musical performance and explore the local art and music scene without breaking the bank! The only thing to keep in mind is to arrive early so you can snag the best seats. ;)
Address: 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981
Nearest MRT Station: Esplanade MRT (Circle Line)
6. Embark on a Night Cycling Adventure @ Rower’s Bay
This one is for the physically active ones amongst us who are looking to catch a break in a fun yet relaxing way. Cycling along the Rower’s Bay park is a tranquil activity that treats you to a calm and quiet atmosphere away from the city’s hustle and bustle, as you enjoy the cool breeze, beautiful night views of the water and starry night sky.
All you have to do is bring your bike (or rent one), wear comfortable and breathable clothing, and pack enough water in your trusty insulated Montigo Ace Bottle and enjoy the ride!
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: Seletar Club Rd, Singapore 798273
7. Watch Singapore’s Skyline Come to Life from the Singapore Flyer
The Singapore Flyer is not just one of the world’s largest observation wheels. It’s one of the best ways to get a panoramic view of Singapore in comfort. Not only do you get to enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline’s stunning neon lights after dark, you can also opt for a romantic fine dining or drink experience in one of the Flyer’s capsules for a truly memorable date!
I’d recommend visiting at dusk along with your camera or fully charged phone plus a power bank because you’re definitely going to want to capture the magnificent scenery. Do book your tickets in advance and if you’re planning to treat your partner to a romantic dinner date, be sure to reserve up to a week in advance to secure your date.
Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm, daily
Address: 30 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039803
Nearest MRT Station: Promenade MRT (Circle Line)
8. Visit the Jewel Rain Vortex & Get Lost in the Shiseido Forest Valley @ Jewel Changi Airport
The Jewel Rain Vortex is one indoor waterfall that simply never gets old. It stands tall as the world’s tallest indoor waterfall and even though most would recommend visiting it during the day to enjoy a rainforest-like ambiance, the best views are at night when the waterfall show starts.
You can explore its lush indoor garden through its walking trails as you take in the breathtaking sights of the waterfall show. It can get a little maze-like during nightfall, which adds an element of excitement for couples seeking a fun yet romantic date, and individuals who appreciate greenery and innovative architecture.
Opening Hours: 11am - 10pm on Mondays to Thursdays, 10am - 10pm on Fridays to Sundays
Address: 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
Nearest MRT Station: Changi Airport MRT (East-West Line)
9. Embark on a River Cruise with Singapore River Cruise @ Clarke Quay
When you’re always commuting or walking through Singapore on foot, why not hop on one of the bumboats from the Singapore River Cruise and enjoy a ride across the Singapore River? It gets you a scenic view of Singapore’s modern and historical landmarks and buildings from a totally different perspective. And did we mention it’s even prettier at night when the city is illuminated?
Opening Hours: 1pm - 10pm on Mondays to Thursdays, 10am - 10:30pm on Fridays to Sundays
Address: Clarke Quay Jetty, 3D River Valley Rd, Singapore 179023
Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay MRT (North-East Line)
10. Explore Singapore After Dark on the FunVee Night City Rider
You’ve seen it in movies and spotted it on your holidays abroad, but did you know that you can also enjoy an open-top double-deck bus ride that zips across town right at home in Singapore?
The FunVee Night City Rider takes you through key landmarks and attractions that are specially illuminated at night. Think about discovering hidden gems while getting an even better picture of the city’s layout and highlights from a vantage point without the struggle of navigating the city on your own.
Bonus Tip: This is also one bus ride where you’ll want to arrive early to get the best front seats on the top deck for thrilling and unobstructed views.
Opening Hours: 6:45pm onwards on Tuesdays to Sundays
Address: Boarding point at #01-207, City Tourist Hub @ Marina Square Shopping Mall (next to 7-Eleven)
Nearest MRT Station: City Hall MRT (North-South Line/East-West Line)
11. Get a Feel of the 70’s @ Hi Roller Indoor Skating Rink
It’s back to the 70’s with roller skates, an indoor skating rink, neon lights, and your flashiest outfit at Singapore’s largest indoor roller skating rink; the Hi Roller Indoor Skating Rink! Instead of the usual skating at East Coast Park, grab your skates or rent one and join in on the themed skating nights here for a blast while experiencing a glimpse of Singapore’s past.
This is one activity where you’ll want to grab your friends or family for a fun, nostalgic feel, especially for those who love the 70’s vibe and music.
Opening Hours: 11am - 6:30pm on Mondays to Thursdays, 12pm - 8pm on Fridays, and 11am - 10pm on Saturdays and Sundays
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Cl, Level 5 E!Hub, Singapore 519599
Nearest MRT Station: Pasir Ris MRT (East-West Line)
12. Eat & Shop Your Way Through a Night Market
Singapore may be popular for its malls because of the country’s natural humidity, but the local night markets are exciting places to visit for a fun dose of food and retail therapy.
Some of the best night markets to visit include the Chinatown Street Market, Bugis Street Market, and the Little India Arcade if you’re after something different from the usual Chinese Singaporean scene. Not forgetting the ever popular Geylang Bazaar during the Ramadan period as well.
Think browsing through trendy clothing, cute accessories imported from overseas, delicious eats inspired by the night markets of Southeast Asia, souvenirs, and even live performances. It’s a real treasure trove of things waiting to be discovered!
Bonus Tip: Arrive early in the evening to get first dibs on the freshest food while avoiding the late-night crowds if you’re not too fond of packed spaces!
13. Unwind Outdoors on the Illuminated Henderson Waves
Have you ever wondered how it’d feel like to comfortably experience a quiet time outdoors at night when the atmosphere is cooler and…peaceful? Well you can do so, and from a great height too on the Henderson Waves at the Southern Ridges.
This stunning architectural marvel is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore, and not to mention the perfect spot to escape the hustle and bustle of the city (which is still lively after hours). Just after the sun sets, the Henderson Waves is beautifully illuminated by LED lighting, giving it a truly romantic ambiance. Coupled with the hidden recesses that serve as benches, the Henderson Waves is definitely one of the best places to be as night falls in Singapore.
Bonus Tip: Bring a flashlight for the trail as there are some darker sections even though the trail is typically well lit.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: 221 Henderson Road, Singapore 159557
Nearest MRT Station: Redhill MRT (East-West Line)
14. Experience a Romantic Dinner in the Sky with the Singapore Cable Car
Looking for a dinner date that’s more exciting than dining on the Singapore Flyer? Then you’ll want to check out the romantic dinner with a destination for two with the Singapore Cable Car!
This experience gets you a 360-degree view of the city and harbour from the comforts of your cable car cabin that travels from one destination to the other, all while you and your partner are indulging in a scrumptious course meal.
It’s the perfect experience for special moments, anniversaries, engagements, and celebrations as you experience Singapore’s skyline in a unique way.
Opening Hours: 5:30pm onwards
Address: 109 Mount Faber Rd, Faber Peak, Singapore 099203
Nearest MRT Station: Harbourfront MRT (North-East Line/Circle Line)
15. Challenge High Scores with Arcade Gaming at Night @ Cow Play Cow Moo
Experience the ultimate throwback into childhood once again and beat high scores at the Cow Play Cow Moo arcade in Suntec City. Think affordable games, heaps of themed prizes to be won upon achieving new high scores in your favourite arcade games, and an all round competitive, challenging atmosphere that’s all in the name of fun and games!
Opening Hours: 11am - 1am, daily
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, #B1-152, Singapore 038983
Nearest MRT Station: Promenade MRT (Downtown Line/Circle Line)
16. Unwind with a Nighttime Seaside Stroll @ Changi Point Coastal Walk
The Changi Point Coastal Walk is one of Singapore’s most peaceful seaside sanctuaries for leisurely strolls amidst the sound of crashing waves at any time. While most think that East Coast Park and the beaches of Sentosa Island are the only ones that permit seaside strolls at night, the Changi Point Coastal Walk is a hidden gem with well-lit pathways that make it a safe yet tranquil walking zone.
But having said that, you’ll still want to pack a flashlight for little pockets in the zone where the lights aren’t as bright as you’d want it to be.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: 6 Changi Village Rd, Singapore 509907
17. Window Shop or Enjoy Retail Therapy @ Mustafa Centre, Little India
Ask any Singaporean what to do at ungodly hours of the night and I’ll bet most of them would recommend a shopping spree at the Mustafa Centre. This sprawling shopping centre is open 24 hours, 7 days a week and it retails almost everything you could think of and has eateries with delicious meals to satisfy your midnight munchies within the halls of each floor.
They have a wide array of electronics, apparels, groceries, snacks, imported chocolates, make-up, fruits, certain branded goods, and even gold! What’s more, the prices are often found at a bargain compared to your usual NTUC supermarkets, making it the ideal haunt for night owls who love shopping and discovering great deals.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: 145 Syed Alwi Rd, Mustafa Centre, Singapore 207704
Nearest MRT Station: Farrer Park MRT (North-East Line)
18. Go Kite-Flying or have a Night Picnic @ Marina Barrage Rooftop
You don’t have to stick to conventional day-time activities at the Marina Barrage! This not-so-hidden gem is one of the best places to visit in Singapore to enjoy a myriad of activities under the starry sky. Think night picnics, flying a kite with heaps of little LED lights on it for a stunning display, and night-time photography of the city's skyline.
The best time to visit this spot is to head over just before sunset and enjoy a slow, leisurely period there as the sun sets and the city's lights take over. Just take the lift for a quick trip to the elevated Marina Barrage rooftop park, or if you’re looking to get some steps in, you can always opt to get there by walking on the long ramp.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Address: 8 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018951
Nearest MRT Station: Gardens by the Bay MRT (Thomson-East Coast Line)
19. Explore Singapore City’s Vibrant Nightlife @ Clarke Quay
With a multitude of dining options, bars, and even a beer market that hosts live music performances, Singapore’s Clarke Quay stands strong to date as Singapore’s designated party destination.
You can opt to wine and dine in one of its many restaurants and bistros, take a leisurely riverside walk along the Singapore River, or pop into any bustling bar to enjoy the music and vibe.
The daredevils amongst us can also go on the iconic G-Max Reverse Bungee or GX-5 Extreme Swing for a real thrilling experience. Just make sure to hop on the ride before you eat and drink for obvious reasons!
Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay MRT (North-East Line)
20. Have a Night Picnic @ Merlion Park
There’s just something about sitting by the waterfront, listening to the sound of water rushing as you take in the glistening city skyline with the iconic Merlion statue and Marina Bay Sands in the background. That’s even better when you have a sweet bite and refreshing iced tea on hand.
So grab your best buddies or your partner and head on over to the Merlion Park and enjoy a scenic, relaxing night picnic while playing tourist in your very own city.
Opening Hours: 24 hours, daily
Nearest MRT Station: Raffles Place (East-West Line/North-South Line)
21. Satisfy Your Need For Speed with Sentosa’s Night Luge
Sentosa Island’s Skyline Luge is an incredibly fun ride during the day, but it gets even more thrilling at night. Instead of sunny sights, you’ll get to zip down the illuminated neon tracks of the Skyline Luge on high speed with solid music beats for an amazing experience that adrenaline junkies won’t be able to get enough of.
So book your tickets in advance (you won’t want to miss out on the timeslot you want!) because they’re known to sell out, and hop on the scenic Skyride just before you dash downwards from top to bottom in your cart!
Skyline Luge Night Luge Hours: 7pm - 9pm on Fridays and Saturdays only
Address: 45 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099003
Is there anything to do in Singapore at night?
There are tons to do in Singapore at night! If lights and sights are your thing, you could enjoy a night of stunning visuals with the iconic Marina Bay Sands Spectra Light & Water Show, the illuminated Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay (also by the Marina Bay area), or hop on board the Singapore Flyer for a 360-degree illuminated view of Singapore at night!
Those seeking adventure can head to the Skyline Luge’s Night Luge at Sentosa Island, enjoy a nocturnal safari experience at the Night Safari, or hop on board the FunVee bus for a tour of Singapore on wheels. You can even eat your way through the night markets of Singapore, the many bistros at Clarke Quay, or shop (til you drop) at the 24/7 Mustafa Centre. The list is simply endless in this vibrant city!
Where to bring kids at night in Singapore?
Some of the fun things to do and places kids can visit at night in Singapore include the Night Safari, the Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay, and night time rides at the Sentosa Island Skyline Luge.
Some indoor activities and places they can check out at night include catching a nighttime movie at the Shaw Theatres or kid-friendly cosmic bowling with exciting neon lights at K Bowling in Orchard Road. But if you’d like to discover more activities for kids in Singapore, check out this list of the top indoor activities for kids in Singapore.
