Gardens by the Bay

Take your kids to Jumptopia: Wonder Garden at Gardens by the Bay this March holidays. With 10 unique play concepts including slides and mazes, your kids can look forward to conquering garden-themed bouncy castles, capturing IG-worthy shots and even bringing home limited edition souvenirs. Look forward to Honey Flower Kingdom and Bell’s Flower Pot - a vibrant and whimsical garden filled with flowers, trees and giant insects. Children can even rock on a see-saw looking frog. Explore the Happy’s Garden Maze and Raby’s Veggie Farm, where kids can bounce around cute carrots, peas, corn and mushrooms. After a long day, stretch your legs and enjoy light bites by Kith Cafe.   

Did you know that about 420 million years ago, mushrooms grew taller than giraffes? Well, now you do at this Weird But True! Exhibition held at the Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay. Weird But True! is the first in a series of exhibits to be launched as part of the collaboration between National Geographic and Gardens by the Bay. Discover interesting facts through interactive stations full of colourful graphics and catchy texts. From the weirdest in nature and stunning flowers to the ambition of a wasteless world and plants that devour meat, there are amazing facts to learn about the world around us. In addition, there will also be photographs from selected National Geographic Explorers on display.

Take the time to stop and smell the roses as you stroll through this floral display set in a romantic Italian garden in the Flower Dome. Showcasing over 40 types that are rarely seen in this part of the world, look forward to exclusive roses such as Hybrid tea roses, one of the most popular classes of roses with their bountiful, ornate blooms and Floribunda roses, a cross between polyantha species roses and hybrid teas. The display also includes a representation of Verona's famous Juliet balcony from Romeo and Juliet as a nod to the play's Italian origins. Time to bring your partner and recreate the iconic balcony scene!