Flights from Netherlands to Singapore (SIN)

Wander among futuristic Supertrees, cooled conservatories, and elevated walkways with panoramic views of the Marina Bay skyline.

Stroll the bayfront promenade for skyline views, public art, and photo stops by the Merlion, especially atmospheric around sunset and after dark.

Explore this expansive UNESCO listed garden, with lakes, rainforest paths, and the National Orchid Garden offering a calm retreat from the city.

Experience open concept wildlife habitats and river themed zones that are ideal for families and nature lovers alike.

Head to Sentosa for sandy beaches, attractions, and cable car views back towards the city skyline.

Walk these distinct heritage districts to see colourful shophouses, street art, and bustling lanes rich in character.

Visit this museum housed in two restored civic buildings to see an extensive collection of Southeast Asian art.

Use the MRT for fast, reliable travel between key districts, complemented by buses for shorter hops. For scenic views, try the river cruise or cable car, then rely on taxis or ride hailing for the final stretch to your hotel.

You see office workers, families, and students sharing the same streets, malls, and parks, creating a relaxed yet energetic pace. Neighbourhoods shift quickly from gleaming business districts to heritage shophouse streets, showing the city’s layered history.

Escape to East Coast Park or the Southern Ridges for sea breezes and greenery, best enjoyed in the early morning or late afternoon. In the evening, waterfront areas like Marina Bay and Clarke Quay offer open air spaces to sit back and watch the city lights.

Sample dishes such as Hainanese chicken rice, laksa, and chilli crab at hawker centres around the city, including Maxwell, Lau Pa Sat, and Old Airport Road, where stalls specialise in time tested favourites.

Head to areas like Orchard Road, Marina Bay, and Suntec City for food courts, cafes, and casual restaurants that span regional Asian flavours and international comfort food, with smaller portions that make it easy to share and try more.

Reserve a table at rooftop bars and restaurants around Marina Bay or downtown for sweeping skyline views, or choose waterside venues at Robertson Quay for relaxed, open air meals by the river.

Explore Orchard Road for multi level malls that combine international brands, local designers, cinemas, and dining, turning shopping into a full day outing in air conditioned comfort.

Browse Haji Lane in Kampong Gelam, Tiong Bahru's streets, and Chinatown's side lanes for independent boutiques, design stores, and souvenirs that showcase contemporary Singaporean creativity.

As night falls, Orchard Road and Marina Bay light up with illuminated facades and extended opening hours, while smaller streets stay lively with late night cafes and shops, all easily reached by MRT or taxi.