Singapore is a place which offers equal advantages to adults and children alike. Some of the major attractions for children in Singapore are:
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Sentosa is home to three of Singapore’s finest beaches: Tanjong, Siloso and Palawan. Whether you seek excitement in water sports and games or the comfort and tranquillity of the sea breeze and lying in the sunshine, Sentosa’s beaches offer all these benefits and choices.
The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is a vibrant cultural monument in the heart of Chinatown. It contains what Buddhist leaders regard as Buddha’s sacred remains, which they say are inside the temple, placed in an imposing Buddhist stupa made from 420 kg of gold donated by followers of Buddhism. Each day, the inner chamber is unveiled at specified times during rituals led by the resident monks, which visitors may watch if they wish.
Immerse yourself in childhood memories and happy days as you admire toys on the shelves of a comprehensive display from 25 countries, dating back more than 100 years. Enjoy browsing these lovely toys across five floors filled with vintage toys inside a modern contemporary building, then sit down to rest and have a meal in the café while enjoying the rare collection.
The National Museum of Singapore tells the country’s history and stories through its collections and exhibitions. Its historic Stamford Road building opened in 1887. The museum combines this nineteenth-century building with later exhibition spaces and changing programmes.
Labrador Nature Reserve preserves coastal fortifications and relics associated with Singapore’s military history. NParks states that the underground tunnels are closed to general public access and can only be entered on NParks tours. Outdoor relics include a pillbox, the old fort entrance and the Labrador Battery gun display.