Western Singapore Attractions

The Chinese Gardens featuring pagodas, bridges and a bonsai garden are built in the style of the Imperial Sung Dynasty and mirror the grandeur of the Beijing Summer Palace. They are linked to the tranquil Japanese Gardens by a 65m/213ft bridge.

Built in 1937, Haw Par Villa holds 25 clusters of colorful and garish statues and figurines which tell the intriguing stories of Chinese mythology. Built by the Aw brothers with the profits from their salve, Tiger Balm.

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Southeast Asia's largest reptile park features over 100 species in landscaped settings. Reptile shows and feeding time can be observed and visitors can have their photo taken with a snake or reptile.

The ancient Chinese art of porcelain-making is observed at Ming Village as skilled craftspeople produce replicas of the Ming dynasty's finest pieces.

The Mint Coin Gallery displays an impressive collection of coins, medals and medallions from all over the world. Each piece tells the story of a different time.

Panoramic views of the Singapore Harbor can be seen from atop mount Faber. This is the cable-car terminus for Sentosa Island.

This museum, displaying 800 pieces of pewter and tools is the first of its kind in the world.

This state-of-the-art facility traces Singapore's milestones and achievements through interactive exhibits, robots, virtual reality games and motion simulator rides.

With more than 650 interactive exhibits, the Singapore Science Centre is an active learning ground for children and adults alike. Five main galleries cover themes such as the environment, aviation and biotechnology.