Singapore Funvee City Hop On Hop Off Tour

Take this one Day Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tour to acquaint yourself with the sights and sounds of Singapore. This Funvee city hop on hop off tour tickets covers three different routes and 40 stops with a bus available every 15 to 20 minutes. You can hop on and off the bus as many times you please during the course of an entire day. You can hop off at some of the major points or landmarks across the city such as Merlion Park, Esplanade Theatre, Chinatown, Botanic Gardens, Marina Bay Sands, Art Science Museum, etc. as well as learn much about them through the audio guides featured on all buses.

Witness some of the most iconic landmarks of the city with Funvee open top bus tour Singapore that covers places like the Merlion Park, Central Business District, Orchard Road, and Clark Quay. The audio commentary featured on the buses are multilingual and help you learn a lot of interesting facts about the architecture, and significance of these places as you go past them. The open upper deck of the buses are not only great fun but provide good photo opportunities as well. The Marina sightseeing route that this tour covers is particularly noteworthy if you wish to learn more about the city’s historical heritage and culture.

Enjoy the Funvee open top bus tour Singapore for a scenic ride through the colonial district area that comprises the Capitol, Supreme Court, Parliament House, The Arts House, National Gallery, Padang. Stop for a delectable sampling of local food at Boat Quay, along the Singapore River and catch magnificent night views of the Merlion and Marina skyline. The tour also includes the spectacular Marina Bay Sands Spectra Light and Laser Show with a stopover at CHIJMES – a national landmark that has received the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation.

Grab this opportunity to learn more about the city and its key landmarks with an audio-guided tour as you take the Funvee open top bus tour Singapore. Enjoy the land attractions in the first part of the tour as you travel across Merlion Park, Central Business District, Clarke Quay, Botanic Gardens and Orchard Road. Get a taste of the rich cultural and historical heritage of the city during the Marina Sightseeing. The second part of the tour takes you along the waterfront as your land vehicle converts into a boat.

Add more excitement to your Funvee open top bus tour Singapore and enjoy the DUKW Tour along with it. The unique tour takes you on an authentic revamped Vietnam War-era vehicle that takes you on 2 interesting routes that cover some of the major sightseeing places across the length and breadth of the city. Start off by exploring around the city landmarks like Esplanade, Padang, Supreme Court, City Hall, and War Memorial. The Marina sightseeing section of the tour comprises areas like the Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the Bay, Sri Mariamman Temple, Buddha's Relic, The Verge (Little India), Landmark Village (Arab Street).

This giant observation Ferris wheel offers a 360-degree breathtaking panoramic view of the entire city. It stands at a height of 165 metres making it the largest of its kind in the whole of Asia. It is built on a 3-story terminal building at the Marina Bay and comprises 28 city-bus-sized air-conditioned capsules. A total of 28 passengers are taken at a time for a 30-minute ride offering mind-boggling views of Singapore’s skyline.

The Funvee bus tour route also covers this iconic picturesque park located in the very heart of the city and houses two Merlion statues. The mythical creature with the head of a lion and the torso of a fish is an icon of the city. The statues sit at a height of 8.6 metres and 2 metres respectively at the park with water spouting from the mouth. This is one of the must-visit places in Singapore and makes for a breathtaking view from across the Marina Bay.

Among the most popular neighbourhoods in the city is the bustling and vibrant Chinatown where you can enjoy authentic Chinese food and culture. It is also among the most well known sightseeing locations in Singapore where visitors throng to catch a glimpse of traditional shop houses, temples, and their rich heritage. The entire area is lined with quaint shops setting authentic Chinese food complete with bright red lanterns adorning the walls.

Primarily known as a party hub of Singapore, Clarke Quay is best enjoyed after sundown. During the olden days, this place was a bustling commercial hub and today is a famous tourist attraction complete with swanky restaurants, stylish boutiques, pushcart vendors with a neat blend of Asian and European culture. Along the waterfront, you will also find some of the most high-end nightclubs apart from river cruise bumboats and floating cafes.

Situated atop the iconic Fort Canning Hill of Singapore, the Fort Canning Park is one of its major historical landmarks. Known earlier as the ‘Forbidden Hill’, the park comprises 9 historical gardens and is a popular spot for hiking and artistic activity. The other attractions at the park include the remains of the country’s past dating back to the 14th century as well as the personal bungalow of Sir Stamford Raffles.

Located on Orchard Road, this is Singapore Botanical Garden that features as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The spacious garden spreads across an area of almost 82 hectares and houses more than 10,000 species of flowering plants and trees. Some of the park’s main attractions are the National Orchid Garden, and Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden which is the world’s first garden dedicated exclusively to children. There are several museums, herbariums, attractive statues, gurgling fountains, and much more that adorn the famous garden.