23 Beautiful Instagrammable Places in Singapore You Need to Visit

Joo Chiat’s charming shophouses boast vibrant pastel hues that captivate visitors. The neighbourhood is one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore, and people come from all over just to see and take pictures of them. You can pick a house in yellow, blue, red, green, or white on either side of the road.

You can also hop into a vintage Vespa sidecar and uncover the stories behind vibrant shophouses, Chinese diaspora trades, and historical landmarks of Joo Chiat. But be ready, because there are usually many other tourists trying to get a great picture, just like you!

Address: Joo Chiat Rd (Map)

Nicknamed the Rainbow Building, the Old Hill Street Police Station in Clarke Quay is one of Singapore’s most vibrant places to take pictures.

It is a former police station dating back to 1934 and a magnet for influencers and photographers alike. Its unique charm lies in the multitude of captivating, colourful windows.

You can also take an orientation walk at night to discover the hidden relics of Singapore’s history and take starry pictures.

Address: 140 Hill St, Singapore 179369 (Map)

While Fort Canning Park is a trendy tourist spot in Singapore, not many know about The Fort Canning Tree Tunnel, one of the hidden Instagram-worthy places in Singapore.

 

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It’s a spiral staircase on the edge of Fort Canning Park that, when viewed from below, frames the trees and their silhouettes against the staircase wall, creating a stunning visual contrast.

Address: Fort Canning Rd, Singapore (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 12am to 11:59pm

 

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Calling all Barbie core lovers, the Redhill MRT Station is what dreams are made of! It is an unexpected delight, fully adorned in a charming shade of pink, and one of the most scenic places in Singapore.

To capture the perfect shot, position yourself at the base of the staircase for a beautifully symmetrical photo against the pastel pink backdrop!

Address: 920 Tiong Bahru Rd, Singapore 158792 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 12 am to 11:59 pm

Experience the allure of Tiong Bahru, a heritage estate turned hip haven boasting Instagram-worthy Art Deco architecture.

It’s a hood with some of the best food in Singapore – you can indulge in hawker cuisine and local cafes, and after your chow session, you can explore indie boutiques, and dive into the lively atmosphere aboard a vintage Vespa sidecar on weekends.

Don’t miss out!

Address: Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore (Map)

Immerse yourself in the fascinating intersection of art, science, and technology at the renowned ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands.

With 21 captivating galleries spread across 6,000 square meters, this lotus-inspired marvel hosts international blockbusters and permanent exhibits, making it one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore to check out, museum-wise.

Address: 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 10am to 7pm

Elevate your Instagram game! Discover the perfect blend of old-world charm and modernity in Singapore’s Civic District, where every street is steeped in history. You’ll get to capture stunning black-and-white buildings alongside vibrant splashes of colour.

Address: 150 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179100 (Map)

Experience the beautiful scenery in Singapore at Marina Bay! Capture the iconic Marina Bay Sands hotel with its boat-shaped rooftop pool. The photo opportunities are endless, offering captivating views in every direction. Strike a pose on the Helix Bridge or head to the beloved DREAM sign near the Promontory.

For an immersive experience, join a guided sunset bicycle tour, pedalling past impressive skyscrapers and futuristic buildings while learning about the area’s transformation into Singapore’s glitzy hub.

Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956 (Map)

Step into a candy-coloured wonderland at the Museum of Ice Cream, where sweet treats reign supreme!

Straight from the US, this delightful museum boasts 14 immersive and multi-sensory installations, a massive rainbow sprinkles pit, and unlimited ice cream indulgence.

Address: 100 Loewen Rd, Singapore 248837 (Map)

Opening Hours: Mon & Weds, 10am to 6pm, Thurs to Sun, 10am to 9pm. Closed on Tues

 

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The Merlion, an iconic symbol of Singapore, is a fusion of fish and lion, representing its origins as a fishing village and the Malay name for Singapore — “lion city.”

Visit Merlion Park not only for a photo op with this legendary creature but also for breathtaking views of Marina Bay Sands and the sprawling Singaporean cityscape. You can also take a relaxing cruise down the Singapore River on an iconic traditional bumboat to locate the best Singapore Instagram spots.

Address: One Fullerton, Singapore (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily

Step into the world of movies at Universal Studios Singapore! Explore seven themed zones filled with adrenaline-pumping rides, live performances, and meet-and-greets with beloved movie characters. Apart from that, there are plenty of photogenic places inside the theme park to click pictures.

Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 10am to 5pm

 

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Built in 1900, this vibrant Chinese villa in Little India holds a wealth of history. As the sole surviving Chinese villa of its kind, the House of Tan Teng Niah is a magnet for photographers seeking its Instagram-worthy allure. Undoubtedly, it is one of the best places to take photos in Singapore, offering a glimpse into the city’s past.

Address: 37 Kerbau Rd, Singapore 219168 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily

Step into the breathtaking Cloud Forest, a marvel within Gardens by the Bay. Here, check out the world’s highest indoor waterfall, creating an awe-inspiring backdrop for your photoshoot. Once you’re done, be sure to check out the free light show by the Supertrees at night – perfect fodder for making some reels!

Address: 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #03-02/03, Singapore 018953 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 9am to 9pm

Experience the charm of Arab Street – a vivid, lively, and utterly beautiful gem that tops our list of Instagrammable places in Singapore! One of its finest features?

Proceed to Sultan Mosque, the largest mosque in Singapore. This impressive mosque boasts remarkable architectural design and its main prayer hall can accommodate a maximum of 5,000 worshippers.

Afterwards, explore Istana Kampong Glam, the former Malay palace, a significant historical landmark located in the Arab Street district. And when it’s time to satisfy your taste buds, indulge in delectable bites at charming cafes – here are some of the best food spots in Arab Street to check out.

Address: Arab St, Singapore (Map)

Step into the Time Capsule and journey through Singapore’s vibrant history and future. Soar high above the city skyline on the iconic Singapore Flyer for breathtaking views and photographs!

From 165 meters above ground, seize moments that will leave an indelible mark on your memory. Unforgettable sights, stories, and memories await on this unique adventure.

Address: 30 Raffles Ave., Singapore 039803 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 10am to 10pm

Discover the beauty of orchids at the National Orchid Garden at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids, including the unique Vanda Miss Joaquim, Singapore’s national flower. Don’t miss this unparalleled display of natural beauty for the best Instagram-worthy pictures.

Address: 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore 259569 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 8:30am to 7pm

Explore the extraordinary modern art world at the National Gallery Singapore, which boasts the most extensive public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian masterpieces.

Located in the heart of the Civic District, this gallery resides within two iconic national monuments – the former City Hall and Supreme Court. Capture the essence of this artistic haven with a National Gallery photoshoot.

Address: Singapore 178957 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 10am to 7pm

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore the world’s best airport right here in Singapore!

While there are plenty of Instagrammable spots, the crown jewel is the Rain Vortex, the largest indoor waterfall on the planet. Nestled amidst lush greenery and contemporary architecture, it’s an awe-inspiring backdrop for photos. Choose any spot in the circle and strike your pose.

Address: 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily

Capture the magic of the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens with its serene swan lake, charming gazebos, and meticulously designed gardens – a photographer’s dream, and one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore.

Don’t miss the Mist Garden, Crane Fountain, and Silver Arches Display for more Insta-worthy moments. Elevate your experience with the HERBarium Experience at The Halia, where you’ll craft delectable non-alcoholic beverages using unique herbs and spices.

Address: 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore 259569 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 5am to 12am

Uncover the hidden gems of Singapore’s southern seas — St John’s and Kusu Islands. Have a picnic, take a dip in St John’s charming lagoons, and be sure to explore Lazarus Island. Discover the rich history, Chinese temples, Malay shrines, and captivating legends of Kusu Island.

Visit the iconic bridge at the intersection of New Bridge Road and Pagoda Street, just above the Chinatown MRT station. From this spot, you’ll have a perfect view of Pagoda Street. Look out for the reflexology stone pathway right next to you. Don’t miss capturing this unique perspective.

Address: Pagoda St, Singapore (Map)

Indulge in a dose of daily serotonin delight at What the Pug Cafe, nestled in the heart of lively Haji Lane.

With its vibrant purple facade adorned with adorable pug posters, this charming shophouse is a standout. Enjoy coffee and pug-themed treats while cuddling with eight lovable resident pugs.

Just a heads up, these affectionate pugs might steal your heart with cuddles, even without treats!

Address: 80 Haji Ln, Singapore 189271 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 12pm to 8pm (Mondays Closed)

 

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Visit the stunning Masjid Sultan on Moscat Street, a historic mosque erected in 1824. Whether you’re capturing intricate details up close or taking in the street’s ambience from afar, it’s a nice place to take photos in Singapore.

Address: 3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833 (Map)

Opening Hours: Open Daily, 10am to 9pm

If pretty backdrops excite you, this walking tour will be right up your alley. On this excursion, follow a local influencer around town and snap photos of old school buildings, pre-war shophouses, street art, and hidden spots – such as Parkview Square, an art deco-style office building that locals commonly call Gotham.

Singapore has a plethora of gorgeous art hidden in plain sight. All it takes is a bit of searching. Explore some of the city’s finest works of art – for instance, the gigantic bronze floating baby at Gardens by the Bay or the Singapore Soul statue at Raffles Place, made up of steel-lettered scripts of the four official languages of Singapore.

With its lens-shaped entrance and an exterior built just like a German Rollei camera, the Vintage Camera Museum is Instagrammable even before you step in. Once you make your way past the doors, you’ll be greeted by an extensive collection of old-school photo-taking devices, from the largest camera in the world to James Bond-style spy cams.

If you want to pick up some pro cinematography skills, like shooting techniques and lighting theories, then go for this workshop that’ll teach you everything you need to know about the film industry in Singapore. Plus, you will shoot and produce a short video by yourself. So, get ready to use that know-how for the Gram – it will come in handy.