Things to do in Singapore

Chinatown, Little India and Kampong Glam, hawker food and Marina Bay's light shows — all in one walkable city.

Best timeAll year
Weather25–32°C
Money1 USD ≈ 1.28 S$
LanguageEnglish
Time zoneGMT+8

Travel tips for Singapore

Good to know before you go

  • EntryCheck before you fly — most visitors need to submit the SG Arrival Card online before arrival.
  • Getting aroundTap a contactless bank card on the MRT and buses; use Grab for taxis.
  • Money & tippingCards work everywhere except some hawker stalls. Tipping isn't expected.
  • House rulesFines for littering, jaywalking and eating on the MRT are real.
  • PlugsType G sockets, 230 V.

About MyProGuide Singapore

MyProGuide Singapore runs small-group and private walking tours through Chinatown, Little India, Kampong Glam, the Civic District and Marina Bay.

Every tour is led by a local guide with a Singapore Tourism Board (STB) tourist guide licence. Guides speak English and Chinese.

12 tours from US$67 · guides speak Chinese, English, Japanese · rated 5.0 on Google (4 reviews) · 4.9/5 on Tripadvisor (65 reviews)

  • ·Guide licence: every MyProGuide guide holds a Singapore Tourism Board (STB) tourist guide licence. In Singapore, guiding visitors for payment without this licence is an offence.
  • ·Guide fees: join-in tours from SGD 85 per person; private walking tours from SGD 190 per group; private tours with a car from SGD 680.
  • ·Meeting point: most tours start at an MRT station exit or a landmark next to one. The exact spot is in your booking confirmation.
  • ·FAQ - Are your guides licensed? Yes, every guide holds an STB tourist guide licence.
  • ·FAQ - Can I book a private tour? Yes, most tours have a private option for your group only.
  • ·FAQ - Which languages do guides speak? English and Chinese on most tours; ask us about other languages.
  • ·FAQ - Can I cancel? Most tours offer free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start time.
  • ·FAQ - What if the weather is bad? You get a full refund if the tour is cancelled because of bad weather.