Singapore may just be a dot on the map but there’s no shortage of insta-worthy spaces in this tiny country. There are always cute cafes, creative murals or colorful shophouses right around the corner. And every now and then, you’ll discover a new one pop into the neighborhood.
Living in Singapore for five years sure led us to a lot of photogenic spots. So I’m sharing with you 12 of the most instagrammable places I loved. Let me know if you’ve been to the same spot or if you have other places in Singapore you loved too.
#1 Singapore Botanic Gardens
Singapore Botanic Gardens is a huge area filled with different species of trees and flowers. And this lovely vine-adorned arches can be found in the Orchid Garden. Admission is free for Singapore residents.
Address: 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore 259569
#2 Marina Bay Sands Infinity Pool
The infinity pool of Marina Bay Sands hotel is one for the bucket list. The views of the gorgeous city skyline and Singapore bay from up here is really impressive, and selfie photos make it look like you’re living on the edge. The downside is only guests of the hotel have access to the pool.
Tip: If you want to stay at MBS Hotel, you can find great deals in Carousell for at least 20% off the advertised price.
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
#3 Marina Bay Sands Sky Deck
If you don’t fancy a stay in the hotel, the Sky Deck of Marina Bay Sands offers the same bird’s eye view of the city for S$20.
Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
#4 Marina Barrage
The view of the city skyline from the Green Roof of Marina Barrage is also pretty stunning. It’s not as grand as the first two mentioned above, but it’s free! Come at sunset and watch the buildings slowly lit up and come to life.
Address: 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951
#5 Chinatown
Filled with rich and vibrant mood, Chinatown isn’t only for souvenir shopping; it’s also a perfect place to capture some color for your Instagram feed. Don’t miss Pagoda Street for its multicolored lanterns and shophouses.
Address: Pagoda Street, Singapore 059207
#6 Singapore Flyer
Towering 165 meters above the city, Singapore Flyer lets you enjoy unobstructed views from every direction. Day or night, you’ll be able to take in breathtaking sights of Singapore, plus, glimpses of Malaysia and Indonesia.
Address: 30 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039803
#7 Joo Chiat Road
In this eastern neighborhood, you’ll find a line of old Peranakan shophouses in Singapore. Dating back in history, these were actual homes of rich merchants who showed off their wealth through the elaborate design of their houses.
Address: 287 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427540
#8 Orchard Road
Orchard Road is the retail and entertainment hub of Singapore where you’ll find the most luxurious and upscale boutiques. The boulevard’s decors change alongside festival seasons, so there’s always something new to delight the eye.
Address: 2 Orchard Turn, Singapore 238801
#9 MICA Building
Previously known as Old Hill Street Police Station, this huge building stands out from the rest with its rainbow-colored windows.
Address: 140 Hill St, Singapore 179369
#10 Haji Lane
A sanctuary for art and culture lovers, Haji Lane is filled with hip bars and quaint shops that beautify and gives life to the length of the street. It’s usually filled with people who are taking photos of their #OOTD.
Address: Haji Lane, Singapore 189244
#11 The HDB Houses
HDB houses in Singapore may be an ordinary pick, but each of these residential blocks outlines uniform architecture and well thought-out landscapes. With creativity, these structures are great for capturing the uptown vibe of Singapore.
Address: This one in particular was from Pasir Ris.
#12 Tiong Bahru
If you love street art and murals, then Tiong Bahru is the place to be. It’s the hip space in downtown Singapore known for its heritage and Art Deco architecture, ideal for some retro snaps.
Address: Seng Poh Road, Singapore 168898
Are you visiting Singapore? Read more about what to do and other places to see.
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