Kid-friendly Venues

From the usual suspects like Gardens by the Bay and Universal Studios Singapore to more unusual offerings like Haw Par Villa and Changi Jurassic Mile, here are the best things to do in Singapore.

​The 13th installment of Universal Studios Singapore (USS) Halloween Horror Nights is set to turn up the dial on terror from 26 September to 1 November 2025. 

Whether laid-back tiki vibes, family-friendly fun or golden-hour glamour is your scene, these Sentosa beach clubs have got you covered. 

Whether it’s for rainy days or to hide from the blistering sun, these indoor playgrounds and gaming hubs in Singapore will provide endless air-conditioned entertainment for kids. 

This is your ultimate guide to where to watch NDP fireworks in Singapore for 2025. We’ve listed everything from hotels with the best firework views to bars that’ll have you sipping under the sparks. 

At Urban List Singapore, we have a treasure trove of free activities to keep your wallet happy while still delivering the good times. From secret nature trails to world-class art, here’s the ultimate guide to having fun without spending a cent in Singapore.

Marine creatures, moon jellies and a 36-metre-wide ocean panel? Oceanarium at Sentosa, Singapore, has opened to public on 24 July 2025. 

Craving something cold? From classic gelato to inventive local flavours, here’s where to find the best ice cream in Singapore, perfect for sunny days, late-night sugar fixes, or just because you deserve it.

From five-star boutique hotels to family-friendly accommodation, Urban List has rounded up the best Robertson Quay hotels for a taste of waterfront living.

Whether you’re in it for a long brunch, an excuse to eat chocolate before noon, want to extend a religious celebration, or just want a reason to round up the crew, Easter weekend is stacked with feasting potential. From rooftop fiestas to spreads that will fuel your week, here’s where to book if you're all about soaking in great vibes and egg-cellent food (sorry, had to).

East Coast Park is a 15 kilometre-stretch of golden sand peppered with a world-class Xtreme skateboarding park, bustling restaurants, and smooth cycle paths. 

Whether you’re heading out with friends or are going solo, Singapore’s museums are the perfect place to spend your day–these are our top picks.