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Exploring Singapore’s City Limits

A Way to Know the City

Exploring Singapore feels like stepping into a city that’s constantly in motion. It’s modern and polished, yet full of character and unexpected charm around every corner. The pace is energetic but never overwhelming, and everything seems to work effortlessly — making it easy to simply arrive and start soaking it all in. Compact, vibrant, and always evolving, Singapore has a way of drawing you in and keeping you.

Go Cruising Along the River

Climb aboard a classic bumboat and drift along the Singapore River for a laid-back view of the city. As you cruise, you’ll pass some of its most recognisable sights, from the Merlion to Marina Bay Sands and the historic bridges that tie it all together. It’s an easy, unhurried way to take in Singapore’s blend of heritage charm and modern skyline. Once done, head back to your stay at Novotel Singapore on Kitchener and enjoy a well-earned rest.

Ride the Singapore Flyer

For a totally different perspective, hop on the Singapore Flyer, one of the world’s biggest observation wheels. Riding high above the city, you’ll get amazing views of the skyline, and on a clear day, you might even spot neighbouring countries! It’s one of the more breathtaking activities to do in Singapore.

Soak up the sights of the Singapore Botanics

Take a break from the hustle and soak up some greenery at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site right in the heart of the city. Stroll through the National Orchid Garden with its thousands of orchids, and keep an eye out for playful otters around Swan Lake – it’s not something to miss.

Take in the culture at historic Kampong Glam

For a solo adventure with a twist, check out Kampong Glam — Singapore’s old Muslim Quarter that’s now full of energy and style. Wander its colourful streets, peek into quirky shops and cafes, admire the Sultan Mosque, and soak up the vibe from the street art and local spots along the way.