Singapore is a vibrant and exciting destination for retirees and over 50s travellers. With its diverse culture, delicious cuisine, and safe environment, it makes for a great getaway. From exploring the bustling streets of Chinatown to taking in the views from the top of Marina Bay Sands, there are plenty of activities to keep you entertained in Singapore whether you are travelling solo, as a couple or in a group. 

Whether you're looking for fun activities or just want to relax with delicious food and shopping, you are sure to enjoy your trip to this incredible Southeast Asian destination. Here’s where to begin:

Marina Bay Sands

You’ve undoubtedly heard of Marina Bay Sands in the past. It dominates the Singapore skyline. It’s simply a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the best of what the city has to offer. From exploring the world’s largest observation wheel to shopping and dining at some of Singapore’s most iconic landmarks, there are plenty of things to do in Marina Bay Sands that will make your trip memorable.

Explore the iconic skyline with a ride on the Singapore Flyer or take in the stunning views from the Observation Deck at Marina Bay Sands Skypark. Or if heights aren’t your thing, enjoy a unique dining experience at one of many top-rated restaurants or take part in some exciting nightlife activities. 

Chinatown

Chinatown in Singapore is a vibrant and bustling part of the city, full of culture, history and plenty of things to do. Chinatown offers something for everyone - especially those over 50s travellers looking for a unique travel experience. Taste the local food, explore the markets, visit the temples and museums, and shop till you drop. 

The neighbourhood is filled with the best restaurants where you can try authentic dishes including Hainanese chicken rice, Laksa, Chilli crab, and Char kuay teow.

The National Gallery of Singapore

The National Gallery of Singapore is a must-visit for anyone who loves art and culture. It houses some of the most talented works from all over the world, ranging from classic masterpieces to modern-day creations. With its wide variety of artworks, it is sure to captivate and inspire visitors with every walk through its galleries.

Whether it’s a leisurely afternoon stroll or an educational exploration, or you’re interested in ancient sculptures to contemporary paintings, don’t miss out on this amazing opportunity and come explore the wonders that await at the National Gallery of Singapore.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

The botanic gardens are a must-visit destination for anyone who loves to be immersed in tropical nature. It is one of the most gorgeous gardens in the world with its lush greenery and beautiful florals.

During springtime, it is especially breathtaking as the garden bursts into bloom with vibrant colours and fragrances. Visiting Singapore Botanic Gardens will give you a chance to reconnect with nature and appreciate its beauty. Don’t miss the Sundial Garden, Evolution Garden, Palm Valley and Symphony Lake during your trip.

Geylang

Geylang is one of the most vibrant and colourful streets in Singapore. It's a great place to explore and experience the authentic culture of this bustling Asian city. Strolling along the streets, you will witness myriad sights and sounds, from traditional eateries to quaint Singaporean shops.

You can take a leisurely walk around Geylang for a unique holiday experience that you won't forget. Enjoy delicious local food, browse through unique knick-knack shops, or explore some of Singapore's best night markets where you can try something new.

The Jewel at Changi Airport

There’s something to experience as soon as you land. Singapore Airport is renowned as one of the world’s best airports – and you will soon see why. This lush and beautiful airport is one of the most well-appointed airports in the world and offers a unique experience to travellers before or after their flight.

The Jewel at Changi Airport is a stunning piece of architecture that will leave you in awe. The Rain Vortex is the star of Jewel. Standing 40 metres tall, with water flowing ethereally down from the dome-shaped roof, the vortex is the world's tallest indoor waterfall.

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