Guide To 101 Best Kids’ Activities & Things To Do With Kids In Singapore

You’ll never run out of things to do with kids with our list of 101 kids’ activities from indoor fun to things to do in Singapore with kids outdoors. Bonus: many of these kids’ activities in Singapore are FREE!

We are always on the lookout for fun kids’ activities in Singapore. Check out our ultimate list of children’s activities, free things to do with the whole family outdoors, and indoor kids’ activities in Singapore in our mega roundup of 101 kids’ activity ideas. Plan a fun family day out with obstacle courses, water play activities, go-karting and outdoor playgrounds. When it’s raining or too hot outside there are plenty of indoor activities for kids and teens, like visits to the aquarium, kid-friendly museums, indoor skydiving, indoor playgrounds and art galleries! Plus don’t miss our kid-friendly cafe roundup so you can plan a fun meal after your activity!

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Outdoor kids’ activities in Singapore

1. See over 300 animal species at the Singapore Zoo

The Singapore Zoo still tops our Singapore must-do kids’ activity list and makes a fun family day out with its well-planned walking trails, beautifully kept gardens, and free-roaming animals (oppressive bars and small cages are kept to a minimum). Kids love feeding the animals from rhinos to elephants (book these early!). Plus the revamped KidzWorld is a must-visit, with seven indoor and outdoor zones, including interaction opportunities with the friendly cats, chickens, rabbits, and horses! Get tickets here.

Read more: Kid-Friendly Animal Farms & Petting Zoos In Singapore

2. Go on thrilling rides at Universal Studios Singapore

The Transformers Ride and the Battlestar Galactica ride at Universal Studios Singapore are firm favourites with older kids, but there are some fun rides for young’uns too – the Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase plus the shows are popular with kids. If you’re looking for fun things to do in Singapore that will keep you busy all day long – a family trip to this theme park could work! Get tickets here.

3. Go on a cable car ride at Mount Faber

Get the best views of Singapore’s coast from the Singapore Cable Car! The cable car connects Mount Faber Peak to Harbourfront and Sentosa Island, so you can spend the entire day exploring both kid-friendly attractions in Singapore. P.S. The Singapore Cable Car is also known for featuring themed gondolas with the likes of Pokémon and Hello Kitty! Get tickets here.

4. Watch the Borealis & light show at Supertree Grove (FREE!)

The light shows at the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay are a must-watch! The magical light and sound display, Garden Rhapsody, is about 15 minutes long and takes place twice nightly at 7.45pm and 8.45pm. From Saturday to Monday, you can catch the light and sound installation, Borealis, that recreates the Northern Lights right at the Supertree Grove! The Borealis takes place at 8pm on Mondays and 9pm on Saturdays and Sundays. We also love that this family activity in Singapore is completely free! Note that charges may apply during seasonal events such as Christmas Wonderland.

5. Cool off at Gardens by the Bay’s water playground (FREE!)

It’s always hot and humid in Singapore which means every day is a good day for a visit to a water playground! Cool off at the Far East Organization Children’s Garden at Gardens by the Bay. Here you’ll find water fountains (bring swimmers!) for toddlers and big kids and an adventure playground with treehouses, rope walks, and a 130m nature trail. Note that the park is closed every Monday.

Read more: Best Water Parks & Free Water Playgrounds In Singapore

6. Explore the sprawling Singapore Botanic Gardens (FREE!)

Exploring Singapore Botanic Gardens (a UNESCO World Heritage Park) is a great free activity for kids in Singapore. Look for turtles in Symphony Lake, play at the COMO Adventure Grove playground or roll down the giant hill in Palm Valley. The park is great for a stroll, allowing you to admire the beautiful plants and spot wildlife!

Read more: Family-friendly Guide To Singapore Botanic Gardens

7. Visit Bird Paradise: Family-friendly activity in Singapore

Bird Paradise Singapore in Mandai Wildlife Reserve makes for a fun family outing. This amazing bird park with walk-through aviaries is home to 3,500 birds across 400 species from loris to pelicans, penguins, flamingos, emus, and cassowaries. The park is entirely stroller-friendly, too! Get tickets here.

8. Visit River Wonders: Kids’ activity in Singapore

Though mostly open-air, River Wonders makes for a great kids’ activity in Singapore during rainy days. Why? It’s mostly shaded and is stroller-friendly! Stroll through the park to admire different river animals from giant fish and manatees to birds and monkeys, plus the famous Giant Pandas. A ride on the Amazon River Quest boat ride is a must! Get tickets here.

9. Explore the new Rainforest Wild Asia

Rainforest Wild Asia is Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s newest kid-friendly attraction! The park features zones that replicate the beautiful landscapes around Asia, including the Mulu Caves of Sarawak, limestone cliffs, dense forest floors, water streams and rainforest canopies. Go on an adventure here and spot wildlife such as langurs and Malayan tigers.

Read more: Guide To Rainforest Wild Asia

10. Meet nocturnal animals at the Night Safari

Looking for things to do in Singapore at night? Night Safari is the perfect kids’ activity after dark! Hop on a guided tram ride to see elusive nocturnal animals. Explore the park’s aviaries to spot Malayan flying foxes and giant flying squirrels, attend keeper talks and watch animal presentations featuring night-time critters! Get tickets here.

11. See digital projections at Sentosa Sensoryscape (FREE!)

Sentosa Sensoryscape is Sentosa‘s best-kept secret, especially if you’re looking for free things to do in Singapore after sundown. Its six sensory gardens feature immersive experiences that aim to awaken all of your senses. This 350-metre garden walkway has audio-visual experiences and an interactive digital light art and augmented reality experience comprising light shows and digital floor projections (daily from 7:50pm – 9:40pm).

12. Have a beach picnic at Sentosa: Family-friendly activity (FREE!)

Take the kids to the beach where they can cool off in the sea and build sandcastles in the sand. Sentosa has three lovely beaches: Palawan Beach, Siloso Beach and Tanjong Beach. Pack a picnic mat, food and drinks, and beach toys and you can enjoy a completely free activity with the kids! We also love that the beaches at Sentosa have restroom facilities and vending machines for any of your needs.

Read more: Best Beaches In Singapore For Family Picnics, Swimming & Watersports

13. Book a cabana at a beach club

Spend the day at one of the many beach clubs in Singapore. Sentosa is a crowd-favourite, and you can book a cabana, take a dip in the pool and build sandcastles while enjoying some grub and ice-cold drinks.

Read more: Guide To The Best Beach Clubs In Singapore

14. Splash at the inflatable water playground, Hydrodash

Looking for things to do with kids in Singapore that the whole family will also enjoy? This family activity ticks the box! HydroDash is a huge inflatable obstacle course that floats in the sea just off Palawan Beach on Sentosa. The inflatable water playground comprises floating platforms to balance on along with steep slides to climb up and slide down as you navigate the slippery obstacle course. Get tickets here.

15. Go snorkelling & play at Adventure Cove Waterpark

Did you know you can snorkel without having to worry about ocean currents in Singapore? That’s possible at Adventure Cove Waterpark. Get up close to some 20,000 fish and embark on other water adventures, including thrilling rides, water slides, a wave pool, obstacle courses and more. Visitors can also get up close with dolphins and rays. Get tickets here.

16. Zoom down water slides at Wild Wild Wet

Wild Wild Wet is a must-visit for thrill-seekers and is a great kids’ activity for sweltering hot days in Singapore. You’ll find an array of water slides and thrilling water park attractions such as the Vortex and Free Fall. Little kids can chill at the Kidz Zone and Professor’s Playground, and those who prefer to take it easy can float down the Shiok River. Get tickets here.

Read more: Best Water Parks & Free Water Playgrounds In Singapore

17. Race downhill at Skyline Luge Sentosa

Craving a little weekend thrill? You’re going to love whizzing down the outdoor tracks at Skyline Luge Sentosa! The experience kicks off with the Skyride, a four-seater chairlift with stunning views of Singapore’s skyline and the sea. Once you’re in the driver’s seat, let gravity do the hard work as you zoom around hairpin corners, through tunnels and down slopes, and even speed into an exciting forest that lights up once the sun sets. The Skyline Luge is a huge hit with visitors, so it’s best to make an online booking.

18. Zipline at Mega Adventure: Thrilling kids activity in Singapore

Looking for a kids’ activity in Singapore that the older ones will enjoy too? Teens love this Mega Adventure, in Sentosa – the 75-metre high, 450-metre long, 50 km/h flying fox is guaranteed to give thrillseekers the ride of their lives. Get tickets here.

19. Climb the high elements obstacle course at Forest Adventure

Head to the beautiful Bedok Reservoir and marvel at your mini monkeys in action as they navigate the suspended obstacle course at Forest Adventure. This is such a fun activity to do with kids and adults alike – it makes a great bonding activity as you help each other navigate the course – and the views are just stunning. Don’t miss the zip line across the water! Get tickets here.

20. Race in a go-kart: Adventurous activity in Singapore

Singapore has a couple of great go-karting circuits, for you to satisfy your craving for an adrenaline rush. Head to the largest go-karting circuit in Singapore, KF1 Karting Circuit at Kranji, that’s open rain or shine, or race in indoor comfort at Hyperdrive at Sentosa, which uses electric go-karts.

Read more: Guide To Go-Karting In Singapore

21. Kayak in Singapore: Water sports activity with kids

Kayaking is the perfect kids’ activity in Singapore for adventurous ones who love water sports! There are plenty of places where you can kayak with kids in Singapore: check out the Water Sports Centre at the Singapore Sports Hub for affordable kayak rentals that are suitable for kids 7 years old and up. Find out more here.

Read more: Where To Go Kayaking & Canoeing In Singapore With Kids

22. Go wakeboarding in Singapore: Sporty kids’ activity

Sporty kids as young as 6 and teens alike will love Singapore’s first and only cable-ski Singapore Wake Park. Get pulled along the East Coast lagoon by suspended motorised cables–instructors are on hand to help.

Read more: Where To Go Wakeboarding With Kids In Singapore

23. Fly a kite at Marina Barrage (FREE!)

Head over to the lovely green patch called Marina Barrage and get those kites out. Flying kites is a fun free kids’ activity that the whole family will enjoy. Bring a picnic and enjoy a relaxing evening bonding in a wholesome way. If you don’t already have a kite, you’ll be able to find kite vendors around the area where you can purchase one!

24. Cruise down the Singapore River

One of the best ways to see Singapore’s most well-known districts is by water! Take a river cruise from Clarke Quay Jetty, Bayfront South Jetty or Clifford Pier Jetty, soak in the views of the Singapore River, and spot landmarks and bridges en route. You can purchase tickets on-site–more info here.

Read more: Family-Friendly Guide To Clarke Quay

25. Explore the historical remnants of Fort Canning Park (FREE!)

This is a great family activity for history buffs and is one of the best free things to do in Singapore. Walk through Fort Canning Park and you’re sure to spot some World War II artefacts, not to mention some fab IG-worthy spots. Explore the park’s hiking trails and check out Jubilee Playground for nature-inspired slides, swings and more.

26. See waterfalls along the Imbiah Trail (FREE!)

The Imbiah Trail & Sentosa Nature Discovery is a 2.3km nature trail featuring interactive exhibits, man-made waterfalls, sculptures and a lookout point, along with different flora and fauna along the route. The Imbiah Bridge (also a free activity) is a 25m elevated boardwalk that links the Nature Discovery Trail to the Imbiah forest. More info here.

27. Walk the Southern Ridges (FREE!)

See how far your kids can trot by tackling the 10km Southern Ridges which connect Kent Ridge Park with Mount Faber Park and Labrador Nature Reserve. This family hiking activity includes the iconic Henderson Waves—the highest pedestrian bridge in Singapore.

Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Hiking Trails In Singapore

28. Walk the suspension bridge at MacRitchie Reservoir (FREE!)

Walking around MacRitchie Reservoir is a fun physical activity to do with kids in Singapore. If they’re up for the task, a hike to the park’s famous Treetop Walk, which is where you’ll find the 250-metre-long suspension bridge, is a must. Bring water and do watch out for monkeys!

Read more: Best Parks In Singapore For Kids: Nature Trails, Playgrounds & More

29. Cycle along East Coast Park (FREE!)

East Coast Park has plenty of free things to do with the kids! Not only is this where you can find the huge Marine Cove Playground and the Coastal PlayGrove water playground, but it’s also where you can build sandcastles on the beach, take a stroll and have picnics. Bring your bicycles, scooters and roller skates, too, because the Cyclist Park at East Coast Park is a must-visit for those who love zooming around on wheels. You can also rent a bicycle or skates from one of the rental booths at the park.

 Read more: Guide To East Coast Park: Things To Do, Bike Rentals & Restaurants

30. Explore Jurong Lake Gardens: Free kids’ activity in Singapore (FREE!)

Pack the sun hats and head to Jurong Lake Gardens for Forest Ramble, a free outdoor playground with animal-inspired play areas (zip lines, dens, swings, slides, mini trampolines and rope courses). Bring swimmers and cool off at the Clusia Cove water play area afterwards – a super fun free day out for kiddos! The gardens are massive, so consider making it a full day out exploring the many gardens or chilling at one of the cafes on-site.

Read more: Guide To Jurong Lake Gardens: Nature, Playgrounds & More

31. Hike at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve: Free kids’ activity (FREE!)

Boost your kids’ sense of accomplishment as you summit Bukit Timah Hill at the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. The reserve has four hiking trails of moderate to hard difficulty, so this free activity is better suited for older kids!

Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Hiking Trails In Singapore

32. Spot the wild animals of Singapore (FREE!)

Singapore may be a sparkling city but let’s not forget there once was jungle everywhere and plenty of wild animals still live in this city! We have spotted wild crocodiles, monitor lizards, hornbills and our favourites–otters–which are such a delight to watch. Oh, and there are snakes, too.

Read more: Where To Spot Wild Animals In Singapore

33. Explore Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve: Outdoor kids’ activity (FREE!)

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve is a must-visit if you love wildlife-spotting. The reserve is known for its crocodiles, monitor lizards, migratory birds and more. It’s also got stroller-friendly walking trails, including a mangrove boardwalk. Snapping pics at one of the Kingfisher Pods and Eagle Point are a must!

34. See life-sized dinosaurs at Jurassic Mile (FREE!)

The Changi Jurassic Mile is Singapore’s largest permanent outdoor display of 20 different life-sized dinosaurs (one dinosaur is 5 metres tall!). This one-kilometre dino-themed cycling and jogging track along the 3.5km Changi Airport Connector path links the Jewel Changi Airport to East Coast Park and the Park Connector Network (PCN). It’s free to enter but bring along scooters or bikes as it is quite a walk for little legs.

35. Play at the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden (FREE!)

Take the kids to Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden within Singapore Botanic Gardens (you can only enter if you’re with kids!) and you’ll find a treehouse with slides, a sandpit, mini-maze, zip line and climbing structures plus a kid-friendly cafe on site for refuelling. Just remember—this kids’ activity is closed on Mondays!

Read more: Guide To The Best Free Outdoor Playgrounds In Singapore

36. Play at the Nature Playgardens of HortPark (FREE!)

As its name suggests, the Nature Playgarden at HortPark lets kids get down and dirty with nine play features built with natural materials, including sand pits and climbing structures. This free activity allows kids to have unstructured play and a chance to let their imagination run wild. Further into HortPark there’s a herb garden, playground and lovely paths to stroll.

37. Play at The Arena @ Keat Hong Playground (FREE!)

Is there a medal for a city with the best free playgrounds? Seriously our little red dot is a contender! If you’re Googling ‘Things to do near me’ you’re bound to come up with a free playground to try. Choa Chu Kang Playground, also known as The Arena @ Keat Hong, makes waves for its three amazing outdoor playgrounds in one sprawling space. With a stunning treehouse-like tower, massive slides, pirate ship play equipment and swings, there’s something fun for children of all ages in each of the three playgrounds.

38. Zoom down slides at Admiralty Park Playground (FREE!)

Spending a morning at Admiralty Park with all the different slides is a fab activity to do with kids in Singapore. Go early as it gets hot and busy! This free playground is perfect for kids of all ages (we spotted teens having loads of fun here too). There’s a zip line and swings but mainly lots and lots (27 in fact) of different slides. And it’s all free!

Read more: Free Outdoor Playgrounds In Singapore

39. Take the kids to Seletar Aerospace Park (FREE!)

Take the kids to Seletar – there’s a water playground, nature trails, and lots of great cafes and restaurants – Wheeler’s Estate restaurant is right next to the free outdoor playground so your kids can play in your view while you enjoy a meal or drink dining alfresco.

40. Cruise to St John’s Island

St John’s Island and Lazarus Island are just a short boat ride away and make a fun family day trip for beach lounging (but be warned: there’s not much shade). Plan this family activity with this family-friendly guide to St John’s and Lazarus Island–you can even take a boat from Sentosa! Or get your little adventurers on a nature hunt to seek out dolphins, reptiles and migratory birds! Book ferry tickets here.

41. Take a bumboat to Pulau Ubin: Outdoor kids’ activity in Singapore

The boat ride to Pulau Ubin itself is a fun thing to do in Singapore. Then when you get to Pulau Ubin, hire bikes and ride around the island, exploring the few original villages that still remain. Have lunch and a refreshing coconut at one of the local seafood restaurants. You could even camp in Pulau Ubin with some planning! A very fun family activity for the weekend.

Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Cycling Routes & Bike Trails In Singapore

42. Visit a fire station: Saturday kids’ activity (FREE!)

Head to the Central Fire Station (or your local fire station) on a Saturday morning and let the tinies learn about firefighting (and maybe even take a ride on a fire truck!). A fun and educational kids’ activity in Singapore – plus entry is free.

Read more: What’s On This Weekend: Kids’ Events & Things To Do

43. Watch aeroplanes from Cosford Container Park (FREE!)

Plane-spotting is a relaxing family-friendly activity in Singapore. Head to Cosford Container Park with the little ones to watch aeroplanes taking off and landing right from the runway of Changi Airport! Entry is free, and you can order food and drinks, or pack a picnic and sit by the grassy area just next to the container park.

44. Explore Coney Island: Free outdoor activity (FREE!)

With its rugged beaches, cycling tracks and walking trails, Coney Island makes for a perfect day of exploration with the kids. This stunningly green forested island is a great place to spot birds (pack binoculars). We hear there are over 80 species of birds you can find in Coney Island Park, including the resident male Baya Weavers, Oriental Magpies, or flocks of parakeets. Read our guide to Coney Island before going!

45. Explore Pasir Ris Park & its playgrounds (FREE!)

Pasir Ris Park is the East’s best kept secret! Not only is it home to a huge adventure playground with pirate ships, sand pits and climbing structures, but it’s also got beaches, walking and cycling paths, and even a mangrove boardwalk where you can spot plenty of wildlife. The park is stroller-friendly, too, and on weekends it’s common to spot families having picnics and flying kites.

Read more: Guide To The Best Parks In Singapore For Kids

46. Cycle around Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park (FREE!)

One of our favourite spots to bring the kids out is Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park. This lush green park has a wonderful mix of nature, cycling paths and fun playgrounds along the way. A fun family activity is cycling alongside the river that’s 3km long and seeing if you can spot any herons or kingfishers. Read all about our best cycling routes and get the free downloadable map of Bishan.

47. Explore West Coast Park: Free outdoor activity (FREE!)

West Coast Park is home to one of our favourite adventure playgrounds with eight play zones, space for scooting and cycling, grass for flying kites, go-karting for the big kids and even a sea breeze to keep everyone cool! Read our full guide to West Coast Park before heading down.

48. Play pirates at the Sembawang Park playground (FREE!)

Sembawang Park deserves a shoutout for its “battleship” playground that’s surrounded by a spacious sand play area. Kids will have a tonne of fun climbing the netted structure and zooming down the slides. The park also has a therapeutic garden and a jetty where you’ll spot fishermen. There’s also a beach, but swimming here isn’t recommended.

Read more: Guide To Sembawang: Things To Do & Where To Eat With Kids

49. ‘Ride’ the playground train at Tiong Bahru (FREE!)

Calling all little fans of trains: kids can play to their heart’s content at the tilting train playground in Tiong Bahru. When the kids have had enough of the “choo choo train playground,” head to the Wet Market to gorge on pau at Tiong Bahru Pau, or grab a croissant at Tiong Bahru Bakery.

Read more: Family-Friendly Guide To Tiong Bahru

50. Watch the Sunset at Raffles Marina Lighthouse (FREE!)

Did you know there’s a working lighthouse in Singapore? Raffles Marina Lighthouse and its pier is one of the best places to catch the sunset in Singapore. As a fully-functioning lighthouse, the Raffles Marina Lighthouse will flash its lights every 10 seconds which is fun for the kids to experience.

Read more: Best Places To Watch The Sunset & Sunrise In Singapore

51. See historical canons at Fort Siloso (FREE!)

A must-do activity for history buffs, Fort Siloso in Sentosa was the site of the Japanese surrender to the British in WWII. You’ll find military paraphernalia and weapons, the remains of fortified tunnels, and wax figures of Japanese and British soldiers. Go on the Fort Siloso Skywalk–another free thing to do in Singapore–while you are there. This 181-meter-long trail provides a scenic treetop trek en route to Fort Siloso–11 stories above the ground!

52. Feed & ride ponies at Gallop Stable

Take the little ones (as small as 3 years old) for a short horse or pony ride at Gallop Stable if you’re looking for fun things to do in Singapore. They’ve got three locations: two in Pasir Ris and one in Bukit Timah. Kids can also feed ponies and horses, as well as do arts and crafts activities. More info and prices here.

53. Visit the goats at Hay Dairies (FREE!)

Get up close and friendly with the goats in the only goat farm in Singapore Hay Dairies. Taking a tour of the farm is a fun  thing to do in Singapore, plus, it’s completely free! You can even view the goats being milked. You also have the option to purchase hay to feed the goats and take home some fresh goat milk.

Read more: Animal Encounters, Petting Zoos & Farms In Singapore 

54. Feed turtles at the Live Turtle Museum Singapore

Head over to the Live Turtle Museum to pet and hand-feed turtles and tortoises and take the time to admire the world’s largest collection of turtle and tortoise items. Get tickets here.

Read more: How To Encourage Kids’ Interest In Nature & Animals 

55. Go longkang fishing: Kids’ activity in Singapore

Longkang fishing is the quintessential childhood activity for all kids in Singapore! This fun kids’ activity is where you can catch fish in a large open pond with a little hand-held net–and you get to keep the fish you catch! Check out Qian Hu Fish Farm or Hai Bin Prawning at Punggol Container Park.

56. Go prawning: Family-friendly activity in Singapore

This popular local family activity involves patiently fishing for prawns! Kids love this as it is easy to manage (easier than fishing with a rod). D’Best Fishing at Pasir Ris Town Park offers prawning in a small air con room (great for if it’s midday and hot outside or raining) and Hai Bin in Punggol is known for prawning. Or, check out our latest guide to Qian Hu Fish Farm.

57. See how veggies are grown at Bollywood Farms (FREE!)

At Bollywood Farms, you’ll barely feel like you’re in Singapore! Stroll around the 10-acre farm for free and admire the cocoa trees, pandan and myriad of edible plants. Enjoy a meal in the on-site restaurant, Poison Ivy Bistro whilst you’re there, or plan a fun kids’ activity such as padi planting ahead of your visit. More info here.

Read more: Vegetable & Fruit Farms In Singapore To Visit With The Kids

58. Learn about Chinese folklore at Haw Par Villa (FREE!)

Built in 1937 by the founders of Tiger Balm, Haw Par Villa is a free activity in Singapore that’s not for the faint of heart. The park features over 1,000 vivid dioramas and statues that depict teachings from Chinese folklore. This one comes with a warning–it’s very graphic and thus not recommended for young kids. Older teens and horror-seeking adults will have a field day here, though! The park is also home to Hell’s Museum, a paid attraction that depicts the 10 Courts of Hell.

Read more: Guide To Haw Par Villa

59. Hop on a Ducktours amphibious craft

Did you know you can ride an amphibious craft in Singapore? DUCKtours will bring you through some of the best sights of Marina Bay and the Civic District. Kids will surely love the fact that the vehicle just casually drives through the waters of Marina Bay! Definitely a fun things to do in Singapore with kids and visitors alike. Get tickets here.

60. Scoot or cycle along Robertson Quay (FREE!)

Robertson Quay is perfect for a relaxing day out with the family. It’s got an array of kid-friendly restaurants coupled with calming sights of the Singapore River. Bring along the kids’ scooters or bicycles and make a day of sight-seeing and be sure to snap a pic for the ‘gram on Alkaff bridge.

   Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants In Singapore With Play Areas

 61. Sightsee at Kampong Glam: Fun things to do in Singapore (FREE!)

With its many boutiques, cafes and dessert shops, and street art, Kampong Glam makes for a great day out with the little ones. Stroll through Haji Lane and Arab Street for the full experience!

62. Admire the street art of Singapore: Free activity in Singapore (FREE!)

There are plenty of free things to do in Singapore, one of which is planning an art walk with the kids! Check out our guide to street art in Singapore and you’ll find the kids being excited to spot the next piece of street art (many of which are done by our fave artist Yip Yew Chong) while getting some culture and physical activity in all in one.

63. Cool off at a pool with slides: Cheap things to do in Singapore

Singapore’s public swimming pools are a great cheap kids’ activity, especially on a sweltering day. Some pools have water playgrounds, slides, and even lazy rivers with affordable entry.

Read more: Guide To Public Swimming Pools In Singapore

64. Go glamping: Family-friendly activity

Treat your kids to a glamping getaway right here in Singapore. You can find companies who organise glamping at East Coast Park, or you can even head to Lazarus Island for a more rugged glamping experience.

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66. Admire flower displays at Flower Dome & Cloud Forest

Whether you’re looking for a rainy day activity or a way to get out of the hot sun, the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay will never disappoint. The stroller-friendly climate-controlled conservatories are home to magnificent flower displays and rare flora and fauna. You can keep bringing the kids back, because the Flower Dome, especially, is known for its seasonal displays that change every couple of months. Get tickets here.

Read more: Family-Friendly Guide To Gardens by the Bay

67. Get up close to marine life at S.E.A. Aquarium

Kids can gaze at sharks, learn about jellyfish, and even touch some marine creatures at S.E.A. Aquarium. We love the spectacular floor-to-ceiling aquariums as well as the tunnels where you can observe marine life gliding by. A fun educational family day out. Get tickets here.

Read more: Guide To Sentosa With Kids

68. Explore FutureWorld at ArtScience Museum

Take the kids to FutureWorld at the ArtScience Museum. One of our favourite permanent exhibitions, this highly interactive experience makes a fun excursion for toddlers, big kids, and even snap-happy IG addicts. On Fridays, kids enter free with paying adults! Get tickets here.

69. See the Singapore skyline from the Singapore Flyer

The Singapore Flyer is one of the best places in Singapore to see stellar views of the city. Plan your visit so you can catch the sunset over Singapore and watch the city below light up. You can even plan a romantic dinner date complete with bubbly! Get tickets here.

70. Hang out at Jewel Changi Airport: Fun kids’ activity

Nope, we still haven’t gotten bored of spending long hours at Jewel at Changi Airport bewitched by that stunning indoor vortex waterfall, shopping, and eating at fab Jewel restaurants. The Canopy Park is a fun kids’ activity for Singapore residents, and kids will love the slides, mazes and enormous suspended nets.

71. Explore the Children’s Museum Singapore: Kids’ activity in Singapore

Children’s Museum Singapore is Singapore’s first-ever dedicated children’s museum. Brimming with interactive exhibits and hands-on kids activities, Children’s Museum Singapore offers kids a chance to learn about Singapore’s heritage and culture in a way that will spark imagination and curiosity. Get tickets here.

72. Have fun while learning at Science Centre Singapore

Older kids will have fun making discoveries about electricity and fun optical illusions at Science Centre Singapore. It’s jam-packed full of permanent exhibitions from “Know your Poo” to the famous Fire Tornado Show. Each exhibition is interactive and provides super hands-on activities for kids as well as more text-heavy info for a deeper understanding of the topic for the older ones. There’s also a Tinkering Studio for free hands-on activities for kids. Then head outside to the adjacent splash pad for a fun water-play activity.

Read more: Guide To Science Centre Singapore

73. Bring young kids to KidsSTOP: Indoor kids’ activity

KidsSTOP is an interactive STEAM-focused playspace for kids that’s part of Science Centre Singapore, but with a separate ticketing price and building. Kids can spend a whole day having fun with all the STEAM activities – there are tonnes of buttons to push, a suspended obstacle course to climb, workshops and a dinosaur pit to dig in.

74. Play with snow at Snow City: Indoor activity with kids

Snow in Singapore? Yes, it’s possible at Snow City! This sub-zero indoor kids’ activity has real snowfall, an ice gallery and even a Glacier Luge. You’ll find thrilling rides such as icy bumper cars and adventure zones. Get tickets here.

75. Burn off energy at SuperPark: Family activity in Singapore

SuperPark is great for all ages, but older kids will get to truly enjoy all the fun heart-pumping kids’ activities around this super (and massive) indoor playground at Suntec City! There are two levels of unlimited activities, including popular ball games as well as Archery, Skate & Scoot, Augmented Climbing, SuperClimb and Tube Slide, amongst others. Kids love the pedal carts and it’s probably one of the few playgrounds where parents can play with their kids. Get tickets here.

76. Visit an indoor playground: Kids’ activity in Singapore

Indoor playgrounds aren’t just a fail-proof kids’ activity in Singapore, but they’re also sanctuaries for hot or rainy days. Read our guide to indoor playgrounds in Singapore for places with unique themes, ball pits, slides, role-playing props and more, for kids of all ages.

77. Take the kids to a trampoline park

This one’s for the kids with lots of energy! Trampoline parks are here to tire them out. We love that we have options with fun challenges and games; if not, just let the little ones jump and bounce around to their heart’s content!

78. Ski, surf & skate at Trifecta: Adventurous kids’ activities in Singapore

Looking for things to do in Singapore that don’t feel like you’re in the tropics? Trifecta is the first surf-snow-skate facility in the heart of Somerset. Trifecta has deep water wave pool technology for surfing and a virtual-reality-powered snow arena for snowboarding and ski practice. There’s also a free-to-enter hybrid skate bowl for the skateboarders.

79. Try indoor skydiving at iFly Singapore

Get the thrills of skydiving without having to jump out of a plane at iFly Singapore! Older kids will love this activity on the Sentosa Beachfront. Make sure they’re ready for this — it’s not for the sensitive; it gets loud and windy in there! Get tickets here.

80. Fly a Boeing 737 at Flight Experience

You and your little ones can be pilots for a day at the Flight Experience. Take the captain’s seat of a Boeing 737-800 cockpit replica and fly to different airports around the world. Learn basic take-off and landing procedures, too! This indoor activity is suitable for kids aged 8 and above. Get tickets here.

81. Go bowling as a family: Kids’ activity in Singapore

There are lots of kid-friendly bowling alleys in town, some with bumpers on the lanes to help kids with their aim and some have special 5-hole balls and ramps to help younger kids slide that heavy bowling ball down the lane.

82. Rollerskate at Hi Roller: Things to do indoors in Singapore

Get active in air-conditioned comfort at Hi Roller, Singapore’s largest indoor skating rink, suitable for school-age kids and teens. Rent a pair of roller skates or in-line skates. Make a booking here.

83. Go rock climbing: Kids’ activity in Singapore

Kids as young as two can get involved in this family activity but this is also a super idea for teens. There are plenty of rock climbing centres for kids–some are indoor with themed walls and augmented reality areas, while others feature outdoor climbing walls for adrenaline junkies.

84. Ice skate at Kallang Ice World: Indoor kids’ activity

Kallang Ice World at Kallang Leisure Park is the one and only  ice skating rink in Singapore. Head over to get some respite from the hot weather; there are also ice skating courses for beginners and advanced skaters (though, the reviews are quite poor).

85. Zoom down Singapore’s tallest slide at T3 (FREE!)

Have you taken the kids to experience the 12-metre four-storey Slide@T3, Singapore’s tallest indoor slide? Simply download the Changi App and sign up for your free membership to get 10 free rides per day. Zoom down the tubular slide from Level 1 to B3 over and over again! Note that kids have to be a minimum of 1.3 metres tall to ride the slide. More info here.

86. See dino bones at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum

Whether your kids love dinosaurs or butterflies, they’re bound to be amazed by this extensive natural history collection at Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, which actually originated with Stamford Raffles himself! A fun educational thing to do in Singapore with the fam. Get tickets here.

87. See jets at the Air Force Museum (FREE!)

The Air Force Museum is filled with interactive exhibits, 3D models, and–best of all –super cool multi-player flight simulators. This free museum is a big hit with aspiring pilots.

88. See firetrucks at the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (FREE!)

Visit the Civil Defence Heritage Gallery to see gorgeous vintage fire trucks (great for vehicle-loving kiddos!) and learn more about Singapore’s civil defence history. Note that this free kids’ activity is closed on Mondays.

89. See architectural models at the Singapore City Gallery (FREE!)

A family trip to The Singapore City Gallery makes for a fascinating activity for kids with its bird’s eye view of large-scale architectural models and a look at the history behind Singapore’s urban renewal.

90. Check out the exhibits at the National Museum of Singapore (FREE!)

Discover the nation’s history at the interactive National Museum of Singapore. Sign the kids up for an interactive tour to keep them entertained and check if there are any special kids activities, arts and crafts sessions or workshops.

91. Get a dose of culture at the Asian Civilisations Museum (FREE!)

The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) combines a stellar location and a truly in-depth exploration of Asia’s rich cultural heritage along with fab family-friendly programmes ‘ACM Adventures’ that focus on art, craft, and movement.

92. Visit a cat cafe: Family-friendly activity

Spend the day cuddling kitties at a cat cafe in Singapore. There are plenty that are kid-friendly, and the little ones can learn more about how to handle and care for feline friends. Fair warning: don’t be too surprised if your child asks to bring home one; some of these cat cafes have cats for adoption, too!

Read more: Guide To Cat Cafes In Singapore

93. Sing your heart out at Karaoke

Karaoke can be a fun family activity, especially if you’ve got little ones who love to belt it out! There are some wholesome family-friendly karaoke joints in Singapore, so check them out here.

94. Visit a wet market (FREE!)

This is one of our fave things to do in Singapore (there’s a wet market near you no matter where you live). Kids will get to see everything from live frogs to weird and wonderful fruits and veg. Read our guide to Singapore’s wet markets, but make sure you get there early, as most stalls close by noon.

95. Visit Singapore’s largest Buddhist temple (FREE!)

Marvel at Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Temple (conveniently close to Bishan Park!) and take photos of the kids in the grounds with the mini stone statues. Or take a tour of the beautiful Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum. Don’t forget to cover your shoulders and knees! Then head across the street for lunch at Maxwell Hawker Centre.

96. Volunteer with the kids (FREE!)

We all know how lucky we are to live in safe, beautiful Singapore, but it’s also worth reminding our kiddos of their good fortune (while also fostering gratitude and reducing entitlement). Check out our roundup of all the places kids can volunteer in Singapore!

97. Watch a kid-friendly theatre show

There are plenty of kid-friendly theatre shows and concerts that take place in Singapore throughout the year. Perfect for a unique activity with the kids, we’ve rounded up some of Singapore’s best upcoming kids’ theatre shows and concerts, so start booking! 

98. Catch a kid-friendly movie

We love all the child-friendly movie options in Singapore. Tickets to the cinema are pretty reasonable so this makes a good option for a rainy day activity with the family. Plump for Gold Class with comfy sofa seats and restaurant-style food (and wine!) served to you but once you try this, beware it’s hard to go back to ‘regular’ cinema seats! See how to score free cinema tickets for kids!

99. Get a Mama-child mani-pedi

A mani-pedi session is a fun bonding session if you’ve got older kids! There are many nail salons in Singapore that offer discounted kids’ nail services, too.

100. Have a family staycation

Pack a bag and get the kids to do the same (young kids find this activity fun can you imagine!) and head over to a hotel in Singapore for the night for a fun different experience. Read all about staycations in Singapore here.

101. Have an afternoon tea date with the kids

Whew! If you’ve made it all the way to the bottom of our list of kids’ activities in Singapore, clearly it’s time to recharge. Singapore is filled with wonderful afternoon tea buffets. Click here to see all our top picks for afternoon tea in Singapore!

Read more: Best Brunch Spots In Singapore

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Looking for ideas of what to do this weekend with the family? Every week in our Weekend Planner we bring you an updated post on weekend events in Singapore, as well as ideas on things to do with the kiddos.

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