Along with the Esplanade, the Merlion and the lotus-shaped structure of the ArtScience Museum, Singapore’s Gardens By The Bay define the city’s iconic skyline. Explore the artificial canopies of “supertrees”, the world’s largest greenhouse and more, with a guide to the must-see destination of Southeast Asia’s “garden city”.
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Getting There
Located in the Marina Bay area, Gardens by the Bay is easily accessible by public transportation. Take the MRT to Bayfront Station or the Circle Line to Gardens by the Bay Station. For visitors staying at a City Hall hotel, such as Grand Park City Hall by Park Hotel Group, Gardens by the Bay is only an 8-10 minute drive by taxi.
When To Visit & Admission Prices
As one of the top attractions in Singapore, the park is open from 5 am to 2 am, with the latest admissions information updated on the official website. Entrance fees are charged based on the individual attraction, ranging from 12 SGD to 60 SGD.
The Supertree Grove
The Supertree Grove is a cluster of towering, tree-like structures that are a hallmark of Gardens by the Bay. These structures are covered in solar panels and over 16,000 plants, offering unparalleled panoramic views of the city from the canopy.
The Flower Dome & Cloud Forest
Explore the park’s two cooled conservatories, the Flower Dome and the Cloud Forest. The Flower Dome features a variety of plants from Mediterranean climates, while the Cloud Forest houses a lush, mist-cloaked rainforest with a towering waterfall.
Exhibitions & Shows
Throughout the year, Gardens by the Bay hosts various exhibitions and shows, including Tulipmania, Orchid Extravaganza, and Garden Rhapsody light and sound shows.
