Gardens By The Bay Tickets

Spread across 1.2 hectares of area, the Flower Dome is the largest column-less glass greenhouse in the world. Bringing the world’s different species of flora under a single roof, the dome resembles the climate of regions like the Mediterranean, South America, Australia and South Africa. You can explore this small jungle, and catch sights of rare species of plants and flowers, like the changing floral displays, huge baobab trees and more.

Timings: 09:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.

A cooled conservatory, Cloud Forest spreads across 0.8 hectares and boasts of a lush mountain covered with some of the most exotic plant species from around the world. This attraction also replicates different climates, from regions of Southeast Asia, Middle and South America. One of the best things to do here is to witness the waterfall, which is known to be the world’s largest indoor waterfall, surrounded by orchids, bromeliads, peacock ferns and other plant and flower species.

Timings: 09:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.

Get transported to an otherworldly atmosphere at Floral Fantasy, home to four spectacular zones of Dance, Float, Waltz and Drift. Boasting of flowers and plants of different shapes, sizes and colours, it is here where you can enjoy an immersive experience of learning about 3000 plants from 150 different species. Watch the hanging fuchsias at Float, or the hundreds and thousands of orchids and other beautiful flowers suspended from the ceiling at Dance during your visit to Floral Fantasy.

Timings: 10:00 a.m. to 07:00 p.m. (Mondays to Fridays), 10:00 a.m. to 08:00 p.m. (Saturdays and Sundays)

Visit the OCBC Skyway to soak in some of the most pristine views of the Supertree Grove from up close. Tucked between two supertrees, at a height of 22 metres above the ground, this 128-metre-long aerial walkway is the best place to enjoy witnessing the wonders of Gardens by the Bay.Catch the electrifying Garden Rhapsody Light and Sound Show from the OCBC Skyway, with the illuminated supertrees adding beauty to the dusk sky in the evening.

Timings: 09:00 a.m. to 09:00 p.m.

The Gardens by the Bay Tickets also offer an experience exclusively for children at the Far East Organization Children’s Garden, where your little ones can have some fun. The garden is divided into different zones, and has many fun-filled yet educational programs and activities that children can take part in. In addition to a toddler play zone for children aged 1 to 5 years, and rainforest tree houses for children between 6 to 12 years of age, this garden also has a water play area, and an amphitheatre.

One of the best experiences that you can have with your Gardens by the Bay Tickets is at the Active Garden, which aims to make this place a People’s Garden. Designed for people from all age groups, the Active Garden doubles up as an outdoor hub where people can relax, socialise and even simply unwind amidst the lush green environments.

The Active Garden also has a wide range of facilities that you can make use of, including an outdoor gym, an interactive musical playground, community garden, waterfront plaza, lawns for different events as well as a pet-friendly café, among other things.

Lovers of nature and bird-watching enthusiasts can head to the Kingfisher Wetlands at Gardens by the Bay. One of the more recent attractions here, this is a freshwater sanctuary where you can witness some of the most diverse species of exotic flora, fauna as well as avifauna. Tucked right in the heart of the gardens, the Kingfisher Wetlands also has stunning water cascades and small streams near which you can enjoy a relaxing stroll.

While some of the common birds found here include the Collared kingfisher, white-throated kingfisher, Oriental dwarf kingfisher, grey heron and red-legged crake, you can also catch sights of plain tiger butterflies, and blue dasher dragonflies here.

Enjoy some time at the Bay East Garden with your gardens by the bay booking. Offering unparalleled views of the Marina Bay skyline, this garden is nothing short of an oasis, with lush lawns, palm trees and dense greenery, where you can sit and relax or even enjoy a picnic.

Open all through the day, the Bay East Garden is also the second largest of the three waterfront gardens here, with a size almost equal to 32 football fields. You can find several large tropical leaf-shaped trees here, along with five water inlets, and high-tech cooled areas where you can soak in great views of the cityscape.

To get a chance to witness the desert-like landscapes of the world, visit the Sun Pavilion at Gardens by the Bay. An outdoor themed garden, it is here where you can witness an extensive collection of more than 1000 desert plants of almost 100 different species, including the large Mexican Giant Cardon and the Turk’s Cap plant.

The Sun Pavilion has many cacti plants from the Americas, including Euphorbias from Africa and Madagascar, in addition to several cacti that can live up to 300 years, making this garden a very unique place to visit. You can even see the rare brain cactus here, which has curvy stems and grows sideways instead of in an upwards direction.

Your garden by the bay ticket price also lets you enjoy an exploration of The Canyon here, which is home to the largest collection of sculptural rocks located along a 400-metre-long trail. Some of the old rock forms here have originated in Shandong, China and are tucked amidst 200 species of plants from the arid desert regions. Satiated within a glass panelled enclosure, it is here where you can see how nature and art co-exists, in addition to witnessing some of the toughest plants and timeless sculptures of the world. Some of the major attractions in The Canyon include the sculptures of a metal dragon, Chinese totems as well as a giant dragonfly.

It is at the Heritage Garden where you can learn about Singapore’s origin, along with its history and how the people here are connected to the land’s rich flora and fauna. There are four major gardens here, which are known as the Indian Garden, Malay Garden, Chinese Garden and the Colonial Garden, all of which have a wide array of plants and trees from different Asian countries, representing the diverse ethnic groups of Singapore.

While the Indian Garden is said to be the most creative, has the shape of a traditional floral motif, and is home to an ancient banyan tree, the Chinese Garden is the most beautiful of them all, where several artworks mimicking nature, and pine trees can be found. You can find numerous trees and plants used for food, such as the breadfruit tree at the Malay Garden, and enjoy sweet fragrances at the colonial garden, which is home to spice, rubber and cocoa trees, among others.

Book your Gardens by the Bay Tickets and explore the World of Plants here. Located right next to the Supertree Grove, this is a stunning botanical world, where you can catch sights of many different tropical plants, while also learning about how they are taken care of, their flowers, fruits and a lot more. Boasting of six themed gardens, you can also get inside the structure of a tree here, and learn how they survive and thrive in the tropical climate of Singapore. You can even witness several animals at the Web of Life here, including hornbills, orangutans, pangolins and more.

Tucked amidst the lush green ambience of Gardens by the Bay are the Dragonfly and Kingfisher Lakes, where you can enjoy seeing a myriad of aquatic life, complete with fishes, plants as well as birds that reside in these conditions. A perfect place to marvel at the wonders of nature, these lakes are great for a relaxing stroll nearby.

In addition to exuding immense natural beauty and offering scenic views of the gardens and surrounding landscapes, the Dragonfly and Kingfisher Lakes also offer great insights into how aquatic life, like amphibians and fishes, are protected here. You can also see several water purification features here, including filter beds, floating islands, etc.

Enjoy the beautiful of Japanese gardens with your gardens by the bay booking, as you head to the Serene Garden here. A newly opened outdoor garden, this attraction is particularly known for its rock and water features that are inspired by the minimalistic structural concepts in Japan. The garden also offers some of the most spectacular views of Singapore’s magnificent skyline. Spread across 2 hectares, the Serene Garden is the perfect place to relax and soothe your mind, body and soul. Complete with exotic Japanese plants as well as natural decorations, the garden is also home to a Podocarpus Bonsai tree with a height of 11.5 metres. Additionally, you can also enjoy seeing vibrant red and blue coloured rocks from Niyoda, Japan here.

For a taste of traditional local Singaporean food, Satay by the Bay is the best place to be. Offering stunning views of the waterfront from its indoor and outdoor seating, the restaurant has a very vibrant ambience. Some of the noted dishes on their menu include the chilli crabs and the BBQ chicken wings.

Indulge in a unique and new dining concept while also socialising with people at The Social Kitchen. Known to offer delicious plant-based meals and dishes, including cakes, gourmet coffee and more, they are also known for their “no meatball tomato pasta. You can also soak in gorgeous views of the Supertree Observatory from here.

For a fine dining experience in the lap of nature, Marguerite is the place to be. Surrounded by lush flower gardens, the restaurant is particularly known for its tasting menus that change with the seasons. Don’t forget to try one of their fermented teas or clarified juices, that pair up surprisingly well with the dishes on the menu.

In addition to enjoying stunning views of the Marina Bay, and tucked inside the Flower Dome, Hortus is the perfect place to indulge in a casual Mediterranean cuisine. With a bright ambience and top-notch service, the restaurant is famous for its delicious salads, dips and home baked breads, along with cakes, tarts and other Mediterranean pastries.

Complete with an indoor as well as alfresco seating, Café Aster is great to tuck in to freshly baked goods, tea, coffee and other refreshments. What makes this café different is that you can enjoy smelling, looking at and even buying some of the finest flowers of the season from different parts of the world at the cold room here.

Your visit to Gardens by the Bay shall remain incomplete without buying some gifts and souvenirs to take back home from the Arrival Gift Show here. In addition to a wide range of beautiful plant collections, you can also shop for exclusive Gardens by the Bay merchandise, souvenirs and trinkets from here.