5 Most Romantic Places in Singapore
Singapore consists of 63 islands, each of them rife with natural beauty and romance. Covered in greenery and boasting of sweeping ocean views and sandy beaches, it is not difficult to find a special spot to share with that special someone. However, five places stand out as the most romantic places in Singapore.
There is nothing more romantic than a first kiss atop a Ferris wheel. The Singapore Flyer Observation Wheel is the tallest in the world, standing more than 540 feet off the ground. Ride at night as the cityscape lights up below you. From the wide Singapore River to the dotted lights of the boats in Marina Bay and everything in between, the Singapore Flyer offers great views and greater romance. Steal a kiss at the very top and make a memory that is truly unforgettable.
The history, culture and natural beauty of Singapore is incredible. Romance can be found anywhere on Singapore’s 63 islands. It is only a matter of how hard you look, so start with our list of things to do in Singapore.
Things To Do in Singapore
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Singapore Holidays - Transporter to Pulau Ubin Island |
The Singapore Flyer
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Singapore Holidays - Singapore Flyer by ashleyt, on Flickr |
Moonlit Stroll on Anderson Bridge
There is something about water that lends itself to romance and Anderson Bridge is no exception. When the moon is bright in the sky, walk across this 100 year old bridge high above the Singapore River. Share a meal purchased from a street vendor as you walk the span. Marvel at the lights of the city and toss a few flowers into the waters below. Legend says those who toss red petals into the river’s murky depths are graced with eternal love. |
Singapore Holidays - Anderson Bridge by alantankenghoe, on Flickr |
Sentosa Beach
Although crowded during the day, Sentosa beach is mostly vacant during the early morning and late night hours. Stroll hand in hand at the edge of the surf while the waves lap against the shore. With nearly two miles of white sand, Sentosa has a lot of room to run. Bring a picnic and a bottle of wine and toast each other under the stars or share a native Durian fruit bought from a street vendor as dawn turns to day. Sentosa Beach is unspoiled romance and the ideal place to book Singapore holiday packages for honeymooners. |
Singapore Holidays - Palawan Beach, Sentosa by j0055, on Flickr |
Dine at Alkaff Mansion
Once owned by a well-to-do Indonesian family, Alkaff Mansion was abandoned toward the end of WWII and fell into disrepair. It was later fully restored and converted to a restaurant. The mansion is located atop a hill with incredible views of the harbor lights. Live music is offered frequently and the food is seductive. Proposals are commonplace and the ambiance of the mansion lends itself to love. |
Singapore Holidays - Alkaff Mansion |
Yueh Hai Ching Temple
For a deeply spiritual excursion, visit the Temple of Love. The oldest Taoist temple in all of Singapore, it is home to the deity of happiness and love. Do as the locals and tie red strings together while praying for your own personal happily ever after. Ask for the deity to bless your romance as he once blessed seafaring sailors venturing far from their loved ones long ago. |
| Phillip Street - Yueh Hai Ching Temple |
The history, culture and natural beauty of Singapore is incredible. Romance can be found anywhere on Singapore’s 63 islands. It is only a matter of how hard you look, so start with our list of things to do in Singapore.
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