Top 8 Free Things to Do in Singapore- the Lion Capital

Singapore is known to be an expensive city but do you know that there are lots of things which can do for free so, grab the latest offer for last minute flights to Singapore.

With some smart trip planning you can see the best things in Singapore for free. Here are some things to do in Singapore without paying a cent.

1.      Get a Glimpse of History in Chinatown

The ethic enclave of early Chinese settlers- Chinatown still remains a hot favorite among Singaporeans and tourists. This place is known for cheap eats and interesting buys. It is also known as “Bullock Cart Water”. Chinatown is still touristic but maintains a strong sense of history and vitality.

2.      Visit Little India

When you walk down the crowded Serangoon Road, you almost feel that you have been transported to India. The place is full of scents of spices, flowers and oils. Little India is also filled with little shops that sell everything that you can imagine of and it is truly a journey of senses so book cheap flights to Singapore from London.

3.      Explore Arab Quarters

Arab Quarters is a laid back district which was has become the traditional home of Singapore’s Sultan and the trading center for Arabs. It is also known as Kampong Glam which is famous for traditional Arabic wares, fabrics as well as burgeoning Indie arts and fashionable stuffs on Singapore trip.

4.      Know the History at Civic District

If you are fascinated to know about the colonial heritage of Singapore then there is no other better place to explore this than the downtown civic district. Here you can visit the grand colonial structures like Raffles Hotel, Asian civilization museum, City Hall and the Arts House which the former Parliament House and know about their stories. 

5.      Witness the Energetic Life in Bugis

Bugis is a part of Singapore which is known for its eclectic character and charm. It was once a notorious red light district which is known for its transvestites. Today it’s a hip shopping hub with malls, street bazaars and eating hangouts. It is also a home to popular temple, the national library and cultural arts places like the calligraphy center so book Singapore flights from London Heathrow.

6.      Temples Hopping

This is must if you are planning to visit some historic places like the Thian Hock Kheng Temple at Telok Ayer, Sri Mariammam Temple at Chinatown and the Sultan Mosque at Kampong Glam. You will be struck by its beautiful and exquisite craftsmanship that have turned these buildings into landmarks.

7.      Take a Stroll along the Singapore River

The Singapore River was the central artery of early Singapore. Here you can trace the roots of Singapore past by taking a lovely stroll along the river starting from Raffles Place and ending up at Clarke Quay that enjoy a demarcation between the old shop houses and soaring skyscrapers.

8.      Fortune Telling Session

Enjoy a fortune telling session at the famous Kwan Im Thing Hood Cho Temple which represents the Chinese Goddess of Mercy Temple in the Waterloo Street. You can shake the divine stick and get a slip for your answer which is also translated in English while holidaying in Singapore.