Singapore is a vibrant, modern city-state known for its cleanliness, multiculturalism, and impressive skyline. Food lovers, urban explorers, and families will enjoy its mix of cultural neighborhoods, green spaces, and world-class attractions.
When to go
February to April offers warm, relatively drier weather ideal for sightseeing. The monsoon season from November to January brings heavy rain, while May to October is humid with occasional showers and festivals.
Jan
29° · 286 mm rain
warm and wet
Feb
30° · 133 mm rain
drier and warm
Mar
31° · 221 mm rain
warm and pleasant
Apr
30° · 307 mm rain
humid with showers
May
30° · 307 mm rain
humid and rainy
Jun
30° · 294 mm rain
Quieter
Jul
30° · 198 mm rain
less rain, humid
Aug
29° · 238 mm rain
warm with showers
Sep
30° · 223 mm rain
humid and rainy
Oct
30° · 297 mm rain
wet and humid
Nov
30° · 375 mm rain
heaviest rain
Dec
29° · 312 mm rain
wet and warm
Best timeGoodQuieterNot ideal
Average daily high and monthly rain over the last ten years, from weather records by Open-Meteo
Top things to do
Marina Bay Sands
Iconic hotel with rooftop infinity pool and city views
Gardens by the Bay
Futuristic gardens with Supertree Grove and flower domes
Sentosa Island
Resort island with beaches, theme parks, and attractions
Chinatown
Cultural district with temples, markets, and street food
Singapore Zoo
World-class zoo with open enclosures and night safaris
Little India
Vibrant neighborhood with colorful shops and authentic cuisine
Food to try
Hainanese Chicken Rice
Singapore’s national dish, tender chicken with fragrant rice
Lau Pa Sat
Historic hawker market famous for satay and local delights
Chilli Crab
Spicy seafood dish best enjoyed at seafood restaurants
Maxwell Food Centre
Popular hawker centre with diverse affordable local food
Where to stay
- Orchard Road: Shopping hub with luxury hotels, suits shoppers
- Clarke Quay: Lively nightlife and riverside dining, great for young travelers
- Bugis: Budget-friendly, vibrant markets, good for culture seekers
Getting around
Changi Airport is well connected by MRT ($2-$3). MRT and buses cover the city efficiently, fares $0.80-$2.50 per trip.
Good to know
- No chewing gum allowed, respect local laws.
- Beware of overpriced taxis; use ride apps instead.
- Carry a contactless card for easy public transport.
Emergency numbers
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Plan a trip to SingaporeWritten with AI on October 7, 2026 and refreshed every month. Check opening times, prices and entry rules before you go.