Sure, every couple has their own go-to places and things to do on a date night or the weekend, but if you ever find yourself or your other half looking elsewhere than the same ol’ spots, we have just the thing – nay, list – for you. Below, we’ve gathered the city’s most romantic and interesting spots to have a rendezvous, whether you like your date dreamy or unconventional. P.S.: these aren’t just for you and your romantic partner – grab your friends and family along too. Singapore, small? Think again!
Sister’s Islands
Been to Sentosa and done Pulau Ubin? Visit Sister’s Islands, two of Singapore’s Southern islands. Apart from its interesting history, Sister’s Islands are popular with picnickers and campers seeking a quiet outdoor experience away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its unperturbed beaches and warm blue waters that contain beautiful reefs and marine life are also a hit with snorkelers.
Sister’s Islands, see website for more details.
Coney Island Park
This picturesque 50-hectare park is home to more than 80 species of feathered creatures including Baya Weavers, the Oriental Magpie-robin and parakeets, making it perfect for a day of bird-watching. When you feel a neck strain coming on, take a hike around the park on a bicycle or on foot.
Coney Island Park, see website for more details.
Forest Adventure
Unleash your inner Tarzan and Jane at Forest Adventure, Singapore’s first and only treetop obstacle course. You’ll be surprised at how much you’ll learn or re-learn about your S.O through the ups and downs (literally!) of the 34 different obstacles.
Forest Adventure, Bedok Reservoir Rd, Singapore 479244. See website for more details.
The Green Corridor at Bukit Timah Railway
Instagram-loving couples, capture your moments at The Green Corridor at Bukit Timah Railway. Take a stroll along the tracks and walk towards the railway truss bridge at the southern end of The Rail Mall. Make it extra special by having a picnic dinner at the railway truss bridge.
The Green Corridor at Bukit Timah Railway, see website for more details.
Henderson Waves
Connecting Mount Faber Park to Telok Blangah Hill Park, Henderson Waves is the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore and is one of many great spots in Singapore to catch a sunset. Its creative spiral structure reflects the colours of dusk charmingly.
Henderson Waves, see website for more details.
Science Centre, Observatory Deck
Few things are dreamier than stargazing with your lover right next to you. If you’re up for some astrological date, head over to The Science Centre Singapore’s Observatory Deck for their weekly session, happening every Friday. You can also look through the telescopes to see various objects in the sky.
Science Centre, Observatory Deck, 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081. See website for more details.
The Projector
If the both of you dig offbeat, indie and art-house films, do the typical movie date in a not-so-typical venue a la The Projector. This painfully hip indie cinema screens cult titles including George Miller’s Mad Max series, Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho and more at its 220-seat Green Room, which is refurbished with flip-up chairs.
The Projector, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road, #05-00, Singapore 199589. See website for more details.
Singapore Pinacothèque De Paris
If you haven’t checked out Singapore Pinacothèque De Paris, the prestigious private art museum’s first international outpost at Fort Canning, make a date to with your art-loving partner. Not just a place for admiring art, the city’s recent cultural destination also offers a spot of heritage, food and retail. Talking about a wholesome museum-visit experience!
Singapore Pinacothèque de Paris, Fort Canning Arts Centre, 5 Cox Terrace, Singapore 179620. See website for more details.
National Gallery Singapore
The latest addition of museums in Singapore, National Gallery Singapore houses the world’s largest public display of modern Southeast Asian art. Nestled in the heart of the Civic District, discover this breathtakingly beautiful visual arts space that is set against the historical backdrop of the former the Supreme Court building.
National Gallery Singapore, 1 Saint Andrew’s Road, #01-01, Singapore 178957. See website for more details.
Yueh Hai Ching Temple in Singapore
Before you make any judgments on this unlikely entry, this UNESCO heritage site is otherwise known as The Love Temple. Built by sailors and traders from China in the 1820’s, worshippers pray to the moon deity, Yue Lao, to seek advice on relationship matters within this religious site.
Yueh Hai Ching Temple, 30B Phillip St, Singapore 048696.
Altimate
This luxurious, sky-high nightspot 61 floors atop One Raffles Place is where you and your S.O can dress up to the nines, sip premium bubbles and dance the night way to electrifying spins from renowned DJs from all over the world. Remember to make a reservation for table before going over!
Altimate at 1-Altitude, 61/F One Raffles Place, 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616. See website for more details.
Esplanade Roof Terrace
Furbished with manicured lawns, shrubs and small shade trees, Esplanade Roof Terrace is a tranquil spot for couples to relax and enjoy each other’s company while adoring the spectacular view of Singapore’s modern skyline.
Esplanade Roof Terrace, 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981. See website for more details.
Quayside Isle
With more than 16 international waterfront restaurants such as &Made Burger Bistro, Museo and Sabio by the Sea Tapas Bar & Grill, and 9-curated specialty stores such as Jasons The Gourmet Grocer and The Straits Wine Company, it’s impossible to leave hungry at this waterfront dining and lifestyle destination. W Singapore Sentosa Cove is located nearby – if you like to have an Afternoon Tea at the uber-cool Woo Bar.
Quayside Isle, 31 Ocean Way, #B1-01, Sentosa Cove, Singapore 098375. See website for more details.
Marina At Keppel Bay
Go big or go home! Sail away at one of the international luxury yachts at Marina at Keppel Bay. There are also plenty of entertainment hotspots around like the Resorts World at Sentosa and VivoCity for when you do get off the boat.
Marina At Keppel Bay, 2 Keppel Bay Vista, Singapore 098382. See website for more details.
Johor Strait Lighthouse at The Raffles Marina Club
Yes, we do have lighthouses in Singapore. Make your way down to one located at The Raffles Marina Club in Tuas: the gorgeous Johor Strait Lighthouse sits at the end of the marina’s pier. Tip: visit in the evenings for swoon-worthy insta snaps!
Johor Strait Lighthouse at The Raffles Marina Club, 10 Tuas West Dr, Singapore 638404. See website for more details.