Christmas in Singapore

Things to Do During Christmas in Singapore

With soothing weather taking over the place, enchanting carols filling in the air, and colorful lights illuminating the city, Christmas in Singapore is always a delight. From amazingly lit streets and high-rise Christmas trees to snow activities and Christmas parties, there is so much to experience in Singapore during this time of the year.

If you are looking for some fun-filled things to do on Christmas in Singapore, you will be stunned by the wide range of options the city offers. You can engage in a number of snow activities like ice skating, snowboarding, skiing, and snowball fighting at Snow City and JCube. You may also want to see the amazing festive light-ups at Orchard Road, Jurassic Mile, and Vivocity. You can also go shopping, food sampling, and enjoying the various fun rides at Chinatown and the Changi Festive Village.

If you are planning to spend Christmas in Singapore, visit the mesmerizing Gardens by the Bay and see the awe-inspiring Supertrees groves. You can spend time marveling at these next-gen botanical giants that are connected by a Skyway, which lets visitors walk over the gardens and enjoy the jaw-dropping views. You can also check out the many beautiful gardens here including Flower Dome, Bay East Garden, Heritage Gardens, and World of Plants.

One of the most thrilling things to do on Christmas in Singapore is spending a day out at the world-famous Universal Studios. Here, you can spend your time enjoying the plethora of fun-filled rides including Canopy Flyer, Revenge of the Mummy, and Jurassic Park Rapids Adventure. You can also spend time watching many interactive shows like WaterWorld, Shrek 4D Adventure, and Donkey LIVE. You can also dine at one of the many on-site restaurants and shop for some amazing souvenirs from the retail stores here.

If you are in Singapore with your family or friends, you can spend your Christmas holiday playing with snow at the famous Snow City, which is home to more than 150 tonnes of snow. You can engage in a number of fun-filled and thrilling snow activities, such as snowboarding, skiing, and snowball fighting. You can also visit the Arctic Circle, the new themed area of the Snow City and take pictures with the five brand new mascots, Koko, Suki, Ila, Oki, and Nooka.

Going for a round of ice skating at Singapore’s largest ice skating rink at JCube is one of the most adrenaline-pumping activities to enjoy in the city. No matter if you are a beginner or a seasoned skater, ice skating at JCube is super fun for adventure enthusiasts of all age groups and expertise levels. Certified trainers are also available at the spot to help beginners with the right techniques to enjoy skating.

The festive light-up at the very popular Orchard Road during Christmas attracts both locals as well as tourists from across the world. Shrouded with bright lights, splendid decorations, enthralling holiday cheer, and enchanting music, the Orchard Road offers a jaw-dropping sight during this time of the year and you will love to spend your entire evening walking this place. You can enjoy the fun festie rides, dance to the live music, and sample some delicious local street food.

Pay a visit to the Jurassic Mile along the Changi Airport Park Connector and as you walk the 1 kilometer path, soak in the dazzling Christmas light-ups here. With the light-up inspired from the illuminating colors of Avatar 2, the entire place transforms into a mystic fantasy world. You will also want to visit the dinos and be amazed by the colorful lights adorning it.

One of the best ways to enjoy Christmas in Singapore is seeking blessings at St Andrew's Cathedral, which is famed as the largest and oldest Anglican cathedral. While you are here, you are also recommended to marvel at the stunning Neo-Gothic architectural design of the cathedral with its stained glass windows, intricate embellishments, and white-stone walls. You can also attend the choir session, if you are visiting the cathedral on a Sunday morning between 9:30 AM and 11:00 AM.

If you are looking for nightlife fun during Christmas in Singapore, spend your evening at the mesmerizing Christmas Wonderland, a very popular and equally beautiful Christmas-themed festive market. You can tour the 6 festive zones including St. Nick’s Square, Gingerbread Grove, Merry Lane, ELFresco, Mistletoe Alley, and Games Village and enjoy the unique experiences. You can click selfies with the gigantic Spalliera featuring 103,000 LED bulbs, and admire the 10-meter tall Whimsical Windmill. You will also witness the illuminated igloo at Merry Lane, shop for unique gifts & crafts at Mistletoe Alley, and enjoy traditional carnival games at the Games Village.

Spend a day out at the breathtaking Changi Festive Village and enjoy Christmas like never before. Located in Shiseido Forest Valley, the Light & Sound Show based on Avatar is a sight you won't want to miss. You may also want to enjoy more than 30 carnival games and rides, including the stellar neon go-karting. Visitors can also enjoy fun-filled day camping opportunities in Avatar-themed and marine-themed tents. Enjoy shopping as well as for Avatar-themed toys and glow-in-the-dark clothing.

If you are a shopaholic, one of the most recommended things to do on Christmas in Singapore is to go on a shopping spree to Chinatown. You can shop for a plethora of amazing items including tea, herbs, silks, handicrafts, shoes, cosmetics, and antiques. You may also want to shop authentic culinary items like moon cakes, dim sums, and crispy duck. Some of the best shopping places in Chinatown include Ann Siang Road, Cio Chinatown Point, Tanjong Pagar Plaza, and Chinatown Complex.

Head to the breathtaking Marina Bay and enjoy a soul-stirring experience soaking in the spectacular sight of awe-inspiring starry lights and festive decorations. As you take a walk along the picturesque waterfront promenade you can witness 30 stunning Christmas trees, flaunting brilliant innovative designs and decorations. Adding to the magical world of the waterfront area, these Christmas trees represent the spirit of giving and offer joy to the people watching them.

If you are in Singapore with your partner and it's Christmas, give no second thought, but head to the famous fine-dining restaurant Capella Singapore for a delightful Christmas meal. You can choose from 3 amazing dining options available here - Fiamma, Bob’s Bar, and Cassia. You can relish the best selection of premium Italian delicacies at Fiamma, while the best blends of cocktails will lure your senses at Bob’s bar. However, if you want to treat your tastebuds with Chinese flavors, you can head to Cassia.

If you are staying in Singapore during Christmas, you should definitely visit Vivocity, which is famed as the largest shopping mall and lifestyle destination of the country. The beautiful festive decorations and display will please your senses and leave you spellbound. The Christmas lights and snow play will please visitors of all ages, while the polar bears and reindeers add the cherry to the cake.

Head to check out the mesmerizing One 15 Christmas Boat Light Parade and be amazed by the beautiful yachts adorned with the dazzling Christmas lights. You will sail into the Harbourfront Cruise Bay, wherein you will be able to soak in the breathtaking panoramic views of the Sentosa Boardwalk. You can spend your time clicking beautiful pictures with the festive lights serving as an excellent backdrop.

One of the most sought-after things to do on Christmas in Singapore for all kinds of travelers is spending a fun-filled evening at the riverside. You can spend your time here listening to the melodious Christmas music, soaking in the views of the illuminated city, sipping your favorite wine, experiencing the cool riverside breeze, and enjoying a long conversation with your loved ones.

FAQ's of Singapore

What are the best things to do on Christmas in Singapore?

  • Marveling at the christmas light-up at Orchard road

  • Watching the lights at Jurassic Mile and Changi Airport Connector

  • Admiring the themed light show At Vivocity Singapore

  • Shopping at the christmas markets in Chinatown

How to reach Singapore?

  • By Air:Singapore has 8 airports with Changi Airport being the main airport. It connects the country to many important cities across the world including Delhi, Paris, London, New York, Shanghai, and Sydney through major airline service providers like Air India, Air China, Qatar Airways, and Bangkok Airways.

  • By Train:Singapore is connected to Malaysia through dedicated shuttle train services. Tanjong Pagar railway station is the main station which is also known as Singapore railway station or Keppel Road railway station. This station is well connected to the other stations also.

  • By Bus:One can reach Singapore from Peninsular Malaysia by road with services available from a number of bus operators including Aeroline, KKKL, Transtar, First Coach, and Transnasional.

How to get around in Singapore?

  • By MRT: You can get around in Singapore easily by its Mass Rapid Transit that has a wide network of routes around the city. There are over 130 stations, operating from 5.30 AM until midnight.

  • By Bus: Singapore has an extensive bus network with SMRT and SBS Transit being the major operators.

  • By Bike: You can rent bikes at several locations including Pulau Ubin, Sentosa Island, and East Coast Park and head to explore the city.

  • By Taxi: You can hire metered taxis from any part of the city and get to your destination conveniently and comfortably.

Which are the best places for shopping in Singapore during Christmas?

The best places for shopping during Christmas in Singapore include Crane’s Festive Market at Robertson Quay, Christmas Makers’ Market at SOTA, Christmas Crafts Market at The Plaza, VivoCity, and ION Orchard.

Which are the best things to experience in December in Singapore?

  • Singapore International Film Festival
  • Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay
  • New Year’s Eve
  • Singapore Marathon

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