Exploring Singapore with kids is an adventure for the whole family. The city is full of fun, interactive experiences and plenty of space for little ones to explore. Safe, easy to navigate, and packed with activities that keep everyone engaged, it’s the perfect place to make memories and enjoy quality time together.
The ArtScience Museum
The ArtScience Museum is a family-friendly spot brimming with interactive activities that spark creativity for both you and your kids. Children can explore a nature-inspired digital playground at Digital Light Canvas, transform their colourful drawings into keepsakes at the Sketch Factory, or even create art with their footsteps at Strokes of Life.
Universal Studios Singapore
If your kids are fans of Shrek, Transformers, or Jurassic Park, a day at Universal Studios is sure to be a hit. This movie-themed park is packed with thrilling rides and attractions across six themed zones, keeping the whole family entertained. Wander through the streets of New York, encounter dinosaurs in Jurassic Park, or journey back to Ancient Egypt, all with a One-Day Pass for unlimited ride access – it’s one of the ultimate activities to do in Singapore.
The Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is a must-visit spot in Singapore, offering a mix of stunning nature and family-friendly fun. The garden complex features iconic attractions like the Supertree Grove, Flower Dome, Cloud Forest, and Floral Fantasy. Kids and adults alike can wander through vibrant conservatories filled with thousands of plants or enjoy outdoor playgrounds and interactive areas, before you all head back to your stay at the Novotel Singapore on Kitchener to relax.
SEA Singapore

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The SEA Aquarium is home to over 100,000 marine creatures from around the world, making it one of the largest aquariums on the planet. Ocean-loving kids will be fascinated by the variety of life on display. They can admire sharks up close at the Apex Predators of the Sea, watch jellyfish and dolphins glide through the Ocean Diversity zone, or explore the discovery pools to learn more.


