
Above Guide / Curated Singapore
Things to do
in Singapore.
The standout choices for an F1 trip: historic race cars, team appearances, electric karting, distinctive restaurants, hawker food, race-week parties and Singapore’s major museums and gardens.
Explore Singapore
Featured
experiences.
Places worth making time for, selected for the quality of the experience rather than the length of the list.
Prices shown in SGD.
Race & Circuit
02 experiences
Race & Circuit / Singapore Grand Prix
Formula 1 Exhibition Singapore
Historic Formula 1 cars, race engineering and an optional simulator in a cooled exhibition. Visit before racing; the Singapore season ends 18 October 2026.
Race & Circuit / Singapore Grand Prix
Williams Singapore Fan Zone
A free Williams team hub with a showcar and interactive activities at Marina Square. Albon and Vowles appearances fall before race weekend; open 5–13 October 2026.
Concerts & Entertainment
01 experiences
Concerts & Entertainment / Singapore Grand Prix
SSO: Chloe Chua & Hannu Lintu — Jewel and Titan
Hear Chloe Chua, Hannu Lintu and the Singapore Symphony Orchestra in Mendelssohn and Mahler on Thursday 8 October at 19:30. This pre-race concert is at NUS University Cultural Centre.
Restaurants & fine dining
08 experiences
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Burnt Ends
Choose the kitchen counter for wood-fired Australian barbecue and a lively evening watching the chefs at work.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Candlenut
A generous introduction to Peranakan cooking, with heritage dishes shared around the table in leafy Dempsey.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
JAAN by Kirk Westaway
Modern British tasting menus on Level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford. Choose the skyline setting for an arrival-evening dinner or a carefully timed City Hall lunch.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
KOMA Singapore
A dramatic Japanese dining room with sushi, robata dishes and cocktails at Marina Bay Sands. Choose the lunch set or reserve dinner for a clear evening.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Labyrinth
A seafood-led tasting menu that reimagines Singapore’s food memories through chef LG Han’s contemporary cooking.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Les Amis
Classical French dining, a serious wine selection and private rooms at Shaw Centre. Choose it for a hosted celebration or client dinner on a non-race evening.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Odette
A signature modern French meal by Julien Royer inside the National Gallery. Choose dinner on an arrival evening, or a carefully timed lunch before the circuit.
Restaurants & fine dining / Singapore Grand Prix
Zén
A three-floor Nordic tasting experience with Japanese influences and just 23 seats. Keep 3.5 hours free for this intimate culinary journey.
Hawker & Street Food
03 experiences
Hawker & Street Food / Singapore Grand Prix
Chinatown Complex Food Centre
Go upstairs for a Chinatown hawker crawl, sharing popiah and claypot rice from independent stalls.
Hawker & Street Food / Singapore Grand Prix
Lau Pa Sat & Satay Street
Share grilled satay on Boon Tat Street, then explore Singaporean dishes inside the historic Lau Pa Sat market.
Hawker & Street Food / Singapore Grand Prix
Maxwell Food Centre
Make time for Hainanese chicken rice and a relaxed stall-to-stall lunch at this Chinatown food landmark.
Nightlife & Bars
03 experiences
Nightlife & Bars / Singapore Grand Prix
Amber Lounge Singapore
The signature race-week party at Clifford Pier on 10–11 October 2026: choose an individual pass, a shared seat or a private table, with apl.de.ap and J. Rey Soul on Saturday and Eve on Sunday.
Nightlife & Bars / Singapore Grand Prix
CÉ LA VI Singapore Club Lounge
The rooftop club choice: SGAMO on 8 October or Caiiro & Da Capo on 10 October 2026. Sunday Carl Cox admission is sold out; VIP table requests require confirmation and a separate minimum spend.
Nightlife & Bars / Singapore Grand Prix
MARQUEE Singapore
The big-club choice for Diplo on 9 October and Anyma on 10 October 2026, with dance-floor or mezzanine VIP tables by request. Sunday Martin Garrix online admission is sold out; arrive before 23:30.
Landmarks & Gardens
05 experiences
Landmarks & Gardens / Singapore Grand Prix
ArtScience Museum
Choose teamLab’s interactive digital art, OceanX’s deep-sea exhibition or both inside the lotus-shaped museum. Reserve a morning entry and allow 90 minutes per exhibition.
Landmarks & Gardens / Singapore Grand Prix
Gardens by the Bay
Choose a free Supertree walk, the cooled Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, or an evening light show. Visit in the morning on race days; save Garden Rhapsody for an arrival or extra day.
Landmarks & Gardens / Singapore Grand Prix
National Gallery Singapore
Discover Singapore Stories and the grand rooms of City Hall and the former Supreme Court. Choose a free architecture tour or a longer art visit; enter from Coleman Street during F1.
Landmarks & Gardens / Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Start at Tanglin Gate for Swan Lake, heritage trees and the Bandstand, then add the National Orchid Garden if you wish. The main gardens are free; orchids cost separately.
Landmarks & Gardens / Singapore Grand Prix
Singapore Flyer
A 30-minute skyline ride with Time Capsule, or a reserved Champagne, Sling or dining experience. On 9–11 October 2026, eligible Zone 1 or 2 race tickets include capacity-limited rides.
Adventure, Active & Sport
01 experiences
Adventure, Active & Sport / Singapore Grand Prix
HyperDrive
Race electric karts on a three-level indoor track, with junior, senior and dual options. Plan a separate Sentosa outing; closed until 14:00 on 11 October 2026.
Explore Singapore on the map
35 places to visit. Select a pin for details and add your favourites to your itinerary.
02 / Your experiences
Choose your experiences.
Fit it around the racing.Book longer outings on a free day and allow time for circuit transfers before your next reservation.

entertainment
Get closer to Formula 1
Make the Exhibition your motorsport museum visit, see Williams at Marina Square for free, or drive an indoor electric kart on Sentosa. Each has its own dates, arrival and ticket conditions.- 01Formula 1 Exhibition Singapore
Historic Formula 1 cars, race engineering and an optional simulator in a cooled exhibition. Visit before racing; the Singapore season ends 18 October 2026.
- 02Williams Singapore Fan Zone
A free Williams team hub with a showcar and interactive activities at Marina Square. Albon and Vowles appearances fall before race weekend; open 5–13 October 2026.
- 03HyperDrive
Race electric karts on a three-level indoor track, with junior, senior and dual options. Plan a separate Sentosa outing; closed until 14:00 on 11 October 2026.

food drink
Great restaurants & hawker favourites
Choose wood-fired dining, Peranakan cooking, inventive Singapore flavours or a dramatic Japanese setting. Keep a Michelin meal for a clear evening, explore hawker stalls at lunch, or finish a race night with Satay Street.- 01Odette
A signature modern French meal by Julien Royer inside the National Gallery. Choose dinner on an arrival evening, or a carefully timed lunch before the circuit.
- 02Zén
A three-floor Nordic tasting experience with Japanese influences and just 23 seats. Keep 3.5 hours free for this intimate culinary journey.
- 03Les Amis
Classical French dining, a serious wine selection and private rooms at Shaw Centre. Choose it for a hosted celebration or client dinner on a non-race evening.
- 04JAAN by Kirk Westaway
Modern British tasting menus on Level 70 of Swissôtel The Stamford. Choose the skyline setting for an arrival-evening dinner or a carefully timed City Hall lunch.
- 05Burnt Ends
Choose the kitchen counter for wood-fired Australian barbecue and a lively evening watching the chefs at work.
- 06Candlenut
A generous introduction to Peranakan cooking, with heritage dishes shared around the table in leafy Dempsey.
- 07Labyrinth
A seafood-led tasting menu that reimagines Singapore’s food memories through chef LG Han’s contemporary cooking.
- 08KOMA Singapore
A dramatic Japanese dining room with sushi, robata dishes and cocktails at Marina Bay Sands. Choose the lunch set or reserve dinner for a clear evening.
- 09Lau Pa Sat & Satay Street
Share grilled satay on Boon Tat Street, then explore Singaporean dishes inside the historic Lau Pa Sat market.
- 10Maxwell Food Centre
Make time for Hainanese chicken rice and a relaxed stall-to-stall lunch at this Chinatown food landmark.
- 11Chinatown Complex Food Centre
Go upstairs for a Chinatown hawker crawl, sharing popiah and claypot rice from independent stalls.

entertainment
Race-week parties & VIP clubs
Amber Lounge’s waterfront party, MARQUEE’s headline club nights or CÉ LA VI’s rooftop. Choose the night first, then individual admission, a shared seat or a confirmed private table; check sold-out dates and arrival cutoffs.- 01Amber Lounge Singapore
The signature race-week party at Clifford Pier on 10–11 October 2026: choose an individual pass, a shared seat or a private table, with apl.de.ap and J. Rey Soul on Saturday and Eve on Sunday.
- 02MARQUEE Singapore
The big-club choice for Diplo on 9 October and Anyma on 10 October 2026, with dance-floor or mezzanine VIP tables by request. Sunday Martin Garrix online admission is sold out; arrive before 23:30.
- 03CÉ LA VI Singapore Club Lounge
The rooftop club choice: SGAMO on 8 October or Caiiro & Da Capo on 10 October 2026. Sunday Carl Cox admission is sold out; VIP table requests require confirmation and a separate minimum spend.

culture history
Major museums & a symphonic evening
Singapore’s national art collection and civic architecture, immersive ArtScience exhibitions, or a published Singapore Symphony performance. Match the current exhibition or performance to your available time.- 01National Gallery Singapore
Discover Singapore Stories and the grand rooms of City Hall and the former Supreme Court. Choose a free architecture tour or a longer art visit; enter from Coleman Street during F1.
- 02ArtScience Museum
Choose teamLab’s interactive digital art, OceanX’s deep-sea exhibition or both inside the lotus-shaped museum. Reserve a morning entry and allow 90 minutes per exhibition.

outdoors
Gardens, orchids & the skyline
Choose free outdoor gardens or cooled conservatories, a UNESCO heritage walk with an orchid upgrade, or a Singapore Flyer ride. Premium capsules and race-ticket inclusions have separate conditions.- 01Gardens by the Bay
Choose a free Supertree walk, the cooled Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, or an evening light show. Visit in the morning on race days; save Garden Rhapsody for an arrival or extra day.
- 02Singapore Botanic Gardens
Start at Tanglin Gate for Swan Lake, heritage trees and the Bandstand, then add the National Orchid Garden if you wish. The main gardens are free; orchids cost separately.
- 03Singapore Flyer
A 30-minute skyline ride with Time Capsule, or a reserved Champagne, Sling or dining experience. On 9–11 October 2026, eligible Zone 1 or 2 race tickets include capacity-limited rides.

culture history
Neighbourhoods with heritage & character
Distinct urban enclaves beyond the modern skyline, each ideal for a morning or afternoon walk.- 01Chinatown
Temples, shophouses & hawker legends; Buddha Tooth Relic, Sri Mariamman
- 02Kampong Glam
Sultan Mosque, Haji Lane boutiques/street art, Arab Street, cafés & bars
- 03Little India
Temples, vivid murals, Tekka Centre, 24h Mustafa, House of Tan Teng Niah
- 04Katong / Joo Chiat
Pastel Peranakan shophouses (Koon Seng Rd), Nyonya food, Katong laksa
- 05Tiong Bahru
Art-Deco walk-ups, indie cafés/bookshops, heritage market
- 06Civic District (Bras Basah–Bugis)
Raffles Hotel, St Andrew's Cathedral, the Padang (race zone), museums

city exploration
Singapore River cruising
Choose a confirmed sailing and boarding pier, allowing time to return for your race session. An evening cruise competes with night racing.- 01Singapore River Cruise from Clarke Quay
Choose the operator’s 40-minute Singapore River Experience, arriving at the Clarke Quay Jetty ticket counter. Confirm your booked departure and race-week route. Marina Bay and Marina Channel close to sightseeing boats on 11 October 2026, 20:00–12 October 00:01; do not plan a Sunday race-time bay cruise. Choose a daytime sailing or an evening outside the racing.

water activities
Sentosa island & coastal leisure
A change of pace from Marina Bay: beaches, coastal clubs, and waterfront attractions.- 01Sentosa Sensoryscape
Striking new sculptural sensory walk linking the island
- 02Fort Siloso Skywalk
Elevated canopy walk to SG's only preserved WWII fort
- 03Universal Studios Singapore
SE Asia's original movie park; 7 zones; Battlestar coasters
- 04Singapore Oceanarium
Explore marine habitats at Singapore Oceanarium in Resorts World Sentosa. Book the current Oceanarium admission product and allow a separate island visit before returning to the circuit.
- 05Tanjong Beach Club
The island's stylish escape; freshly renovated; pool, dining, DJ days
04 / In pictures
The whole guide, in pictures.
17 images from the places in the guide, full screen. Choose any one to open the viewer.
04 / Keep planning
Turn inspiration
into a day.
Opening hours, ticket pricing, transit routes, and road access are subject to change during Grand Prix week as circuit barriers divide Marina Bay.
























