Photograph: Gardens by the Bay
Photograph: Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay

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Spanning 101 hectares, Gardens by the Bay comprises three waterfront gardens – Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central. Bay South, the largest at 54 hectares. Check out the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest conservatories for a cooled tour of the world's flora, as well as other attractions such as Floral Fantasy, OCBC Skyway, and the Supertree Observatory.

WHERE TO DINE


In addition to Michael Wilson’s contemporary fine-dining offering Marguerite, there are several other casual dining options at Gardens by the Bay. If you're looking for something quick and easy, McDonald's, Shake Shack, and Starbucks have all opened outlets in Gardens by the Bay, located near Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. You can also grab a dessert break between the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest, the Conservatory Cafe offers 17 flavours of ice cream and refreshing drinks. Too crowded? An alternative is Mylo's, a pet-friendly café located in the Family Zone that serves fresh bakes, coffees, and over 20 seasonal gelatos.

If you're craving local food, head to Satay by the Bay – an outdoor food court with numerous options to choose from, including chili crab, BBQ chicken wings, and satay. Near the South Bay main entrance and Visitor Centre, there’s Singapore-fusion restaurant and bar Hopscotch. Alternatively, if you want a casual kid-friendly option, Jurassic Nest Food Hall is a dinosaur-themed food court that offers Michelin-rated food options – such as Tsuta, Bismallah Briyani, Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang, and Hawker Chan – amidst a lush Jurassic setting.  

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F1® Exhibition Singapore

Before the Singapore GP returns later this October, warm up your engines for the F1® Exhibition. This immersive showcase at Gardens by the Bay has seven themed galleries that trace the racing phenomenon’s evolution from its beginnings in the 1950s to the high-tech spectacle that it is known and loved as today. Explore all the adrenaline-fueled action on the tracks, including the unforgettable rivalries, iconic moments on the circuit, and the engineering breakthroughs. See some of the racing machines up close, including legendary cars like the 2011 championship-winning Red Bull RB7 and the 2003 BAR Honda 005, alongside a collection of race suits, helmets and other artefacts from powerhouse teams such as Ferrari, Mercedes-AMG Petronas, Red Bull Racing and McLaren. That’s not all – you can also live out your F1 dreams with the exhibition’s racing simulator, which puts you in the cockpit to experience the thrill of the rush. The exhibition culminates in the final gallery, Singapore Drive, which looks back at the city’s historic night races.
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