Singapore 2-day itinerary

2 days in Singapore, planned the tabi way — one neighbourhood per day, gapless timing, every stop chosen from 40 human-verified places across 6 curated neighbourhoods. Open it offline and follow it street by street, or make it the starting point for your own plan.

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Stay near Marina Bay & Civic District

Day 1Full day

Marina Bay & Civic District — a sights day

The postcard skyline: Supertrees and the conservatories, the SkyPark above the bay, the Merlion, National Gallery's colonial halls, and satay smoke at Lau Pa Sat after dark.

Stops6

At stops7h 45m

Moving55m

Window08:00–19:50

08:0008:30
BreakfastPick a spot nearby — not booked yet
08:3010:30
Garden
Gardens by the Bay – Cloud Forest & Flower Dome
Attraction¥¥¥~120 min7/10Step-free
Two climate-controlled glass conservatories: Flower Dome (Mediterranean/semi-arid flora, the world's largest glass greenhouse) and Cloud Forest (a 35m indoor mountain with a waterfall and cloud-forest ecosystem). A combined timed-entry ticket covers both.
Type
Garden
Setting
Indoor
Ticket needed
Yes
Hours
Mon
09:00–21:00
Tue
09:00–21:00
Wed
09:00–21:00
Thu
09:00–21:00
Fri
09:00–21:00
Sat
09:00–21:00
Sun
09:00–21:00
18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
120 min
Two climate-controlled glass conservatories: Flower Dome (Mediterranean/semi-arid flora, the world's largest glass greenhouse) and Cloud Forest (a 35m indoor mountain with a waterfall and cloud-forest ecosystem). A combined timed-entry ticket covers both.
Step-freemarina bayverify opening hours
10:30~5 min walkroute
10:4512:15
Garden
Gardens by the Bay – Supertree Grove (Outdoor Gardens)
Attraction¥~90 min7/10Step-free
Singapore's free, 24-hour-accessible outdoor gardens, best known for the 18 towering Supertree structures that light up after dark. Flat, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly paths connect the Supertree Grove to the bay promenade — no ticket needed to walk through.
Type
Garden
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
05:00–02:00
Tue
05:00–02:00
Wed
05:00–02:00
Thu
05:00–02:00
Fri
05:00–02:00
Sat
05:00–02:00
Sun
05:00–02:00
18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
90 min
Singapore's free, 24-hour-accessible outdoor gardens, best known for the 18 towering Supertree structures that light up after dark. Flat, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly paths connect the Supertree Grove to the bay promenade — no ticket needed to walk through.
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12:15~15 min walkroute
12:3013:30
LunchSuggested
Peppermint
Food¥¥¥~90 min7/10HalalVegetarian optionsStep-free
A halal-certified all-day buffet restaurant inside PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, a few minutes' walk from Suntec City and the Esplanade, rotating Asian and international spreads (Thai, Indian, Chinese, Western) including a dedicated Indian-vegetarian set. The buffet stations and kitchen carry MUIS halal certification; the shared bar pours wine, spirits, and cocktails alongside the buffet for non-Muslim diners.
Cuisine
Halal certified asian & international buffet
Reservations
No
High chair
No
Hours
Mon
06:30–22:00
Tue
06:30–22:00
Wed
06:30–22:00
Thu
06:30–22:00
Fri
06:30–22:00
Sat
06:30–22:00
Sun
06:30–22:00
6 Raffles Boulevard, #04-01, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore 039594
13:3014:00
Landmark
Merlion Park
Attraction¥~30 min7/10
The iconic Merlion statue — lion head, fish body — spouting water at the mouth of the Singapore River, with a smaller Merlion cub alongside. A short waterfront promenade with front-row views across Marina Bay to Marina Bay Sands.
Type
Landmark
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
Open 24h
Tue
Open 24h
Wed
Open 24h
Thu
Open 24h
Fri
Open 24h
Sat
Open 24h
Sun
Open 24h
1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213
30 min
The iconic Merlion statue — lion head, fish body — spouting water at the mouth of the Singapore River, with a smaller Merlion cub alongside. A short waterfront promenade with front-row views across Marina Bay to Marina Bay Sands.
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14:00~10 min walkroute
14:1516:45
Museum
National Gallery Singapore
Attraction¥¥~150 min7/10Step-free
The world's largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art, housed in the restored former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings in the Civic District, facing the Padang.
Type
Museum
Setting
Indoor
Ticket needed
Yes
Hours
Mon
10:00–19:00
Tue
10:00–19:00
Wed
10:00–19:00
Thu
10:00–19:00
Fri
10:00–19:00
Sat
10:00–19:00
Sun
10:00–19:00
1 St Andrew's Road, #01-01, Singapore 178957
150 min
The world's largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art, housed in the restored former City Hall and Supreme Court buildings in the Civic District, facing the Padang.
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16:45~20 min walkroute
17:0517:50
Viewpoint
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck
Attraction¥¥~45 min7/10
A 360-degree observation deck 200m up on the roof of Marina Bay Sands, spanning all three hotel towers, with open-air views over the bay skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the harbour.
Type
Observatory
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
Yes
Hours
Mon
11:00–21:00
Tue
11:00–21:00
Wed
11:00–21:00
Thu
11:00–21:00
Fri
11:00–21:00
Sat
11:00–21:00
Sun
11:00–21:00
10 Bayfront Avenue, Tower 3, Singapore 018956
45 min
A 360-degree observation deck 200m up on the roof of Marina Bay Sands, spanning all three hotel towers, with open-air views over the bay skyline, Gardens by the Bay, and the harbour.
marina bayverify opening hours
17:50~5 min walkroute
18:0519:20
DinnerSuggested
Lau Pa Sat (Telok Ayer Market)
Food¥~60 min7/10
A restored 1894 Victorian cast-iron market building in the CBD, packed with hawker stalls serving Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Peranakan food. After dark, Boon Tat Street outside closes to traffic and becomes Satay Street — an open-air lane of satay grills and beer, one of Singapore's classic evening food experiences.
Cuisine
Hawker centre — multi stall local singaporean + evening satay street
Reservations
No
High chair
No
Hours
Mon
Open 24h
Tue
Open 24h
Wed
Open 24h
Thu
Open 24h
Fri
Open 24h
Sat
Open 24h
Sun
Open 24h
18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
19:2019:50
Entertainment
Spectra – A Light & Water Show
Attraction¥~30 min7/10
A free nightly outdoor light, laser, and water-fountain show on the Marina Bay Sands waterfront, viewed from the Event Plaza in front of The Shoppes — Singapore's answer to Hong Kong's Symphony of Lights, with the bay skyline and ArtScience Museum as a backdrop.
Type
Entertainment
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15
Tue
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15
Wed
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15
Thu
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15
Fri
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15, 22:00–22:15
Sat
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15, 22:00–22:15
Sun
20:00–20:15, 21:00–21:15
Event Plaza, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
30 min
A free nightly outdoor light, laser, and water-fountain show on the Marina Bay Sands waterfront, viewed from the Event Plaza in front of The Shoppes — Singapore's answer to Hong Kong's Symphony of Lights, with the bay skyline and ArtScience Museum as a backdrop.
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Day 2Full day

Chinatown & Tanjong Pagar & nearby — a temple day

Temple trio of three faiths on adjoining streets, Maxwell's hawker legends, Michelin-cheap chicken rice, and Keong Saik's shophouse dining after dark.

Stops6

At stops5h 15m

Moving40m

Window07:40–18:45

07:4008:00Check out of your stayUsually due by 10:00–12:00 — most stays hold your bags if you ask.
08:0008:30
BreakfastSuggested
Tiong Bahru Bakery
Food¥¥~45 min8/10Vegetarian optionsCards OK
The original outpost of a now-citywide bakery chain, reopened in its Eng Hoon Street flagship form in October 2025. Famous for the kouign-amann and buttery croissants; expect a queue on weekend mornings. Not halal-certified.
Cuisine
French bakery / patisserie
Reservations
No
High chair
No
Hours
Mon
07:30–20:00
Tue
07:30–20:00
Wed
07:30–20:00
Thu
07:30–20:00
Fri
07:30–20:00
Sat
08:00–20:00
Sun
08:00–20:00
56 Eng Hoon Street, #01-70, Singapore 160056
08:3009:30
Temple
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
Attraction¥~60 min7/10
A five-storey Tang-dynasty-style temple and museum built in 2007 to house what is venerated as the Buddha's left canine tooth relic, enshrined in a stupa of 320kg of gold on the top floor; lower floors hold prayer halls, a Buddhist culture museum, and a rooftop garden. Admission is free. STRICT DRESS CODE: shoulders and knees must be covered — no sleeveless tops, tank tops, shorts, or skirts above the knee; sarongs/wraps are kept at the entrance for visitors who arrive underdressed, and shoes come off before entering certain prayer halls.
Type
Temple
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
07:00–19:00
Tue
07:00–19:00
Wed
07:00–19:00
Thu
07:00–19:00
Fri
07:00–19:00
Sat
07:00–19:00
Sun
07:00–19:00
288 South Bridge Road, Chinatown, Singapore
60 min
A five-storey Tang-dynasty-style temple and museum built in 2007 to house what is venerated as the Buddha's left canine tooth relic, enshrined in a stupa of 320kg of gold on the top floor; lower floors hold prayer halls, a Buddhist culture museum, and a rooftop garden. Admission is free. STRICT DRESS CODE: shoulders and knees must be covered — no sleeveless tops, tank tops, shorts, or skirts above the knee; sarongs/wraps are kept at the entrance for visitors who arrive underdressed, and shoes come off before entering certain prayer halls.
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09:30~5 min walkroute
09:4510:15
Temple
Sri Mariamman Temple
Attraction¥~30 min7/10
Singapore's oldest Hindu temple (established 1827, current structure ~1862), dedicated to the goddess Mariamman and famous for its riot-of-colour gopuram tower and October Theemithi fire-walking ceremony. Free admission, managed by the statutory Hindu Endowments Board. DRESS CODE (per HEB's official Temple Etiquette page): shoulders must be covered and trousers/skirts must cover at least the knees; footwear is removed before entering; shawls/wraps are available on site. Visitors may not enter the inner shrines/sanctums, and should avoid pointing feet at deities, priests, or other people.
Type
Temple
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
Tue
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
Wed
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
Thu
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
Fri
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:15
Sat
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
Sun
06:00–12:00, 18:00–21:00
244 South Bridge Road, Chinatown, Singapore
30 min
Singapore's oldest Hindu temple (established 1827, current structure ~1862), dedicated to the goddess Mariamman and famous for its riot-of-colour gopuram tower and October Theemithi fire-walking ceremony. Free admission, managed by the statutory Hindu Endowments Board. DRESS CODE (per HEB's official Temple Etiquette page): shoulders must be covered and trousers/skirts must cover at least the knees; footwear is removed before entering; shawls/wraps are available on site. Visitors may not enter the inner shrines/sanctums, and should avoid pointing feet at deities, priests, or other people.
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10:15~5 min walkroute
10:3011:30
Shopping
Chinatown Street Market
Shopping¥~60 min7/10
Chinatown's signature covered street bazaar, running the length of Pagoda Street and spilling onto Trengganu, Sago, and Smith Streets — red lanterns overhead, hundreds of stalls selling souvenirs, silk, tea, trinkets and snacks. Busiest and most atmospheric in the evening; peak season (esp. Chinese New Year) sees the busiest crowds and longest hours. A short walk from Chinatown MRT.
Shop type
Open air heritage street market — souvenirs, textiles, trinkets, snacks (extends onto trengganu, sago & smith streets)
Tax-free
No
Hours
Mon
10:00–22:00
Tue
10:00–22:00
Wed
10:00–22:00
Thu
10:00–22:00
Fri
10:00–22:00
Sat
10:00–22:00
Sun
10:00–22:00
Pagoda Street, Chinatown, Singapore
60 min
Chinatown's signature covered street bazaar, running the length of Pagoda Street and spilling onto Trengganu, Sago, and Smith Streets — red lanterns overhead, hundreds of stalls selling souvenirs, silk, tea, trinkets and snacks. Busiest and most atmospheric in the evening; peak season (esp. Chinese New Year) sees the busiest crowds and longest hours. A short walk from Chinatown MRT.
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11:30~5 min walkroute
12:0013:00
LunchSuggested
Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice & Noodle (Liao Fan / "Hawker Chan")
Food¥~30 min7/10Alcohol-free
The Chinatown Complex hawker stall that made history in 2016 as one of the first two street-food stalls in the world to win a Michelin star (lost in 2021, now holds a Bib Gourmand) — chef Chan Hon Meng's soya-sauce chicken, braised with 10 herbs and served with sauteed soybeans, was famously the cheapest Michelin-starred meal on earth at S$2 a plate at launch; current menu prices are higher (not independently reconfirmed this pass — flag). CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY. Expect a long queue and cash payment.
Cuisine
Hawker stall — cantonese soya sauce chicken rice & noodle (michelin bib gourmand; held a michelin star 2016 2020)
Reservations
No
High chair
No
Hours
Mon
10:30–15:30
Tue
10:30–15:30
Wed
10:30–15:30
Thu
10:30–15:30
Fri
10:30–15:30
Sat
10:30–15:30
Sun
Closed
335 Smith Street, Chinatown Complex Market & Food Centre, Singapore
13:0014:30
Shopping
Ann Siang Hill & Club Street
Shopping¥¥~90 min7/10
Conserved shophouse lanes climbing Ann Siang Hill, with a small hilltop park — a pleasant daytime stroll; the bar and restaurant scene along Club Street comes alive from about 5pm.
Shop type
Heritage shophouse district — daytime boutiques/cafes, evening cocktail bar & restaurant scene
Tax-free
No
Hours
Mon
09:00–23:59
Tue
09:00–23:59
Wed
09:00–23:59
Thu
09:00–23:59
Fri
09:00–23:59
Sat
09:00–23:59
Sun
09:00–23:59
Ann Siang Hill & Club Street, Chinatown, Singapore
90 min
Conserved shophouse lanes climbing Ann Siang Hill, with a small hilltop park — a pleasant daytime stroll; the bar and restaurant scene along Club Street comes alive from about 5pm.
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14:30~5 min walkroute
14:4515:30
Temple
Thian Hock Keng Temple
Attraction¥~45 min7/10
Singapore's oldest Hokkien temple (built 1839-1842 on the site of a joss house dating to the 1820s), dedicated to Mazu, and a National Monument known for its ornate carved dragons, granite pillars shipped from China, and location on what was once the shoreline (now inland after land reclamation). Free admission. No formal posted dress code was found, but modest dress (covered shoulders/knees) is customary at Chinese temples and recommended.
Type
Temple
Setting
Outdoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
07:30–17:30
Tue
07:30–17:30
Wed
07:30–17:30
Thu
07:30–17:30
Fri
07:30–17:30
Sat
07:30–17:30
Sun
07:30–17:30
158 Telok Ayer Street, Telok Ayer, Singapore
45 min
Singapore's oldest Hokkien temple (built 1839-1842 on the site of a joss house dating to the 1820s), dedicated to Mazu, and a National Monument known for its ornate carved dragons, granite pillars shipped from China, and location on what was once the shoreline (now inland after land reclamation). Free admission. No formal posted dress code was found, but modest dress (covered shoulders/knees) is customary at Chinese temples and recommended.
chinatownverify opening hours
15:30~20 min walkroute
15:5016:20
Temple
Qi Tian Gong Temple (Monkey God Temple) 齐天宫
Attraction¥~20 min7/10
Singapore's first temple dedicated to the Monkey King (Sun Wukong) of Journey to the West, founded in 1920 and moved to this shophouse in 1938. More than ten Monkey King statues are enshrined inside, some dating to the 1910s. Free entry; dress and behave respectfully as it remains an active place of worship.
Type
Temple
Setting
Indoor
Ticket needed
No
Hours
Mon
08:00–16:00
Tue
08:00–16:00
Wed
08:00–16:00
Thu
08:00–16:00
Fri
08:00–16:00
Sat
08:00–16:00
Sun
08:00–16:00
44 Eng Hoon Street, Singapore 169786
齐天宫30 min
Singapore's first temple dedicated to the Monkey King (Sun Wukong) of Journey to the West, founded in 1920 and moved to this shophouse in 1938. More than ten Monkey King statues are enshrined inside, some dating to the 1910s. Free entry; dress and behave respectfully as it remains an active place of worship.
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17:3018:45
DinnerSuggested
Tiong Bahru Market & Food Centre
Food¥~60 min8/10
A century-old hawker market rebuilt in its current form after a 2025 refresh — come for classic Singapore breakfasts like chwee kueh, chicken rice, and lor mee. Hours and days vary wildly by stall: several of the best breakfast vendors close by early afternoon or take Monday/Tuesday off, so aim for a Wednesday-Sunday morning visit for the full spread.
Cuisine
Hawker / mixed local
Reservations
No
High chair
No
Hours
Mon
08:00–21:30
Tue
08:00–21:30
Wed
08:00–21:30
Thu
08:00–21:30
Fri
08:00–21:30
Sat
08:00–21:30
Sun
08:00–21:30
30 Seng Poh Road, Singapore 168898

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