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Must-Visit Places in Singapore 2025

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Angela

Published

February 21, 2025

Singapore is set to dazzle travelers in 2025 with a mix of exciting new attractions and timeless landmarks. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a returning explorer, Singapore offers a dynamic range of experiences that will leave you in awe.
With so many places to explore, the FunVee Open-Top Bus is the perfect way to travel around Singapore conveniently, while taking in breathtaking views of the city. From futuristic attractions to vibrant cultural districts, here’s your must-visit list for Singapore in 2025.

New & Exciting Attractions in Singapore 2025

1. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore

Opened on February 14, 2025, Minion Land is the newest and most anticipated expansion at Universal Studios Singapore. Step into the mischievous world of Despicable Me, featuring immersive attractions like the Despicable Me Minion Mayhem ride and the Buggie Boogie carousel—a world-first exclusive to Singapore. Grab Universal Studio ticket here.

Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore featuring colorful attractions, Minion characters, and themed rides.

2. Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Singapore

Calling all gamers! Super Nintendo World is another upcoming themed zone at Universal Studios Singapore in 2025. Expect larger-than-life recreations of Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach’s world, with interactive rides, themed dining, and thrilling attractions straight out of your favorite Nintendo games. Just like its counterparts in Universal Studios Japan and Hollywood, this zone is expected to feature interactive experiences. With a Power-Up Band, visitors can tackle challenges, collect virtual coins, and immerse themselves in the ultimate Super Nintendo adventure.

Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Singapore featuring iconic Mario-themed attractions, vibrant landscapes, and interactive experiences.

3. Singapore Oceanarium

Replacing the former S.E.A. Aquarium, the Singapore Oceanarium is set to triple in size, featuring interactive installations that use digital technology to revive and showcase marine creatures from centuries past and will be one of the largest marine parks in the world. With immersive exhibits and a focus on marine biodiversity, this new attraction is perfect for families, marine life lovers, and curious explorers.

Singapore Oceanarium showcasing vibrant marine life, massive underwater tunnels, and diverse ocean habitats.

4. Mandai Rainforest Wild Asia

Nature lovers will love the new Mandai Rainforest Wild Asia, opening March 12, featuring scenic boardwalks, lush tropical forest trails, and a 220-meter-long cavern inspired by Malaysia’s famous Mulu Caves. Explore the park via elevated walkways or rugged ground-level trails, simulating a real Southeast Asian rainforest. For an added adrenaline rush, visitors can opt for guided adventure tours, free-fall jumps, or cave crawls, making this Mandai Wildlife Group’s first adventure-based zoological park.

Mandai Rainforest Wild Asia featuring lush tropical landscapes, diverse wildlife habitats, and Asian animal species in a natural rainforest setting.

5. Disney Adventure Cruise

Departing from Singapore in December 2025, the Disney Adventure Cruise is a must-experience for Disney fans! Set sail on an unforgettable journey aboard the Disney Adventure, launching from Singapore with 3- and 4-night voyages packed with magic and excitement. Enjoy world-class entertainment, themed dining, and action-packed kids' clubs, along with Disney-inspired accommodations, water play areas, spa treatments, and exclusive shopping. Meet beloved Disney characters and experience the legendary Disney hospitality—where every moment is both the journey and the destination.

Disney Adventure Cruise featuring a magical cruise ship, Disney characters, themed entertainment, and ocean views.

Timeless Attractions You Can't Miss!

6. DUKW Tours – See Singapore by Land & Water

For a unique sightseeing experience, hop onto the DUKW Tour, an amphibious vehicle that takes you on an exciting journey both on land and in water. This iconic tour lets you see Singapore’s top landmarks before splashing into Marina Bay for a thrilling cruise along the water. Perfect for families and first-time visitors! Click here to book online for 20% off.

DUKW Tours amphibious vehicle cruising through Singapore, offering a unique city tour by both land and water.

7. Gardens by the Bay – A Futuristic Wonderland

No visit to Singapore is complete without exploring Gardens by the Bay. Wander through the Supertree Grove, marvel at the futuristic architecture, and step into the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, home to exotic plants and misty waterfalls. This iconic destination is a must-see both during the day and at night when the Supertrees light up in a dazzling display. Grab tickets to Cloud Forest and SuperTree Observatory!

Best way to visit: Take the FunVee Open-Top Bus, which stops right outside Gardens by the Bay. And hop back on to the bus to explore other places of interest.

Gardens by the Bay in Singapore featuring the iconic Supertree Grove, Flower Dome, and Cloud Forest in a futuristic garden setting.

Singapore’s Cultural Districts – A Must-Visit in 2025

Beyond the glitz and modern attractions, Singapore’s heritage districts offer a deep dive into its rich cultural history. Make sure to explore:

8. Chinatown – A Blend of Tradition & Modernity

Step into Chinatown, where historic temples sit next to trendy bars and cafes. Visit the stunning Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, shop for souvenirs at Pagoda Street, and indulge in delicious local street food at Chinatown Complex Hawker Centre.

A vibrant Chinatown street showcasing a harmonious mix of traditional architecture and modern urban life, with colorful shops, lanterns, and bustling city streets.

9. Little India – A Vibrant Burst of Colours & Flavours

Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Little India, a bustling district filled with spice shops, sari boutiques, and traditional Indian temples. Be sure to visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple and try authentic South Indian cuisine at Tekka Market.

A lively scene from Little India, filled with vibrant colors from traditional textiles, aromatic spices, and bustling market stalls, capturing the essence of cultural richness and sensory delight.

10. Kampong Glam – The Heart of Malay & Arab Heritage

Explore Kampong Glam, home to the majestic Sultan Mosque and the famous Haji Lane, a colorful street packed with quirky shops, street art, and hipster cafes. Enjoy Middle Eastern cuisine, shop for Persian rugs, and soak in the lively cultural scene.

A picturesque view of Kampong Glam, showcasing its unique Malay and Arab heritage with stunning mosques, traditional shophouses, and vibrant street art, reflecting the rich cultural fusion of the area.

FunVee Double-deck Open-top City Sightseeing Bus

Best way to visit Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam:

Take the FunVee Open-Top Bus, which stops at all three cultural districts, making it easy to explore without the hassle of public transport, while enjoying best views from an open top bus.

Hop-on the FunVee Open-Top Bus

With exciting new attractions, timeless landmarks, and rich cultural districts, Singapore in 2025 promises an unforgettable travel experience. Whether you’re riding the FunVee Open-Top Bus, cruising on a DUKW Tour, or exploring the city's newest hotspots, there’s something for everyone in Singapore. So grab your luggages and travel over to Singapore.

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