20 Most Instagrammable Places in Singapore in 2025

With its stunning architecture, colourful neighborhoods, and iconic landmarks, Singapore is one of the most Instagrammable cities in the world, offering countless opportunities to capture photos that showcase the vibrant culture and natural beauty of this city. From the towering Supertrees of Gardens by the Bay to the iconic Marina Bay Sands, Singapore is a photographer’s paradise, and a must-visit destination for anyone looking to capture stunning shots and create lasting memories. If you are looking for a list of the best photo spots to brighten up your Instagram feed, then look no further. Here is Bearey’s ultimate guide on the most Instagrammable places in Singapore in 2024.

1. Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation Deck

Marina Bay Sands Skypark is one of the most iconic and must-visit destination in Singapore that offers a panoramic view of the city skyline. From this unique vantage point, you’ll be able to see all the major landmarks of Singapore, including the Gardens by the Bay, the Merlion, and the Singapore Flyer. The view is particularly impressive during sunset or at night when the city lights up.

Address: 10 Bayfront Avenue Singapore 018956

Nearest MRT station: Bayfront (Downtown Line)

Opening hours: 11am to 9pm

Entrance fee: You can purchase tickets online in advance or at the ticketing counter on Level 1 of the Tower 3 lobby. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance to avoid long queues and ensure availability, especially during peak seasons.

Visit Marina Bay Sands Website for more information.

2. Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay is a popular destination in Singapore offering stunning natural landscapes and unique architecture. There are no shortage of photo opportunities in Gardens by the Bay making it one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore.

Address: 8 Marina Gardens Drive Singapore 018951

Nearest MRT station: Bayfront (Downtown Line) or Gardens by the Bay (Thomson East Coast Line)

The Victoria Lily Pond and Kingfisher Wetlands are located close to each other, within walking distance from the Golden Garden. Discover how to explore Gardens by the Bay on a budget with this guide.

The gardens are free to visit but admission fee applies for the Cloud Forest, Flower Dome, and the OCBC Skyway. Visit Gardens by the Bay Website for more information.

3. Marina Barrage Green Roof

The Green Roof at Marina Barrage is a popular spot for visitors to enjoy panoramic views of Marina Bay. This rooftop garden is a large recreation field for picnicking, kite and drone flying.

Address: 8 Marina Gardens Drive Singapore 018951

Nearest MRT station: Gardens by the Bay (Thomson East Coast Line)

4. ArtScience Museum – Future World: Where Art Meets Science

The Crystal Universe is certainly one of the most famous photo spots in Singapore and is an iconic exhibition in Future World.

Photo tip: Do some research on perfecting that low light photography skills to get that insta-worthy shot.

For iPhone users, always remember to lock focus on subject (tap and hold that part on iPhone screen for few seconds), before taking the photo or video. The rapidly changing light colours and effects may cause the lens to be confused as to what to focus on, causing blurry photos and videos.

Avoid using the camera function when using video mode in iPhone in low light. The photos taken using the video mode would not be sharp.

General tip: Go in the morning when the museum opens at 10am to avoid longer queues in the afternoon.

Address: 6 Bayfront Avenue Singapore 018974

Nearest MRT station: Bayfront (Downtown Line)

Opening hours: 10am to 7 pm

Entrance fee: Ticket price varies across groups and exhibitions, so do check the Marina Bay Sands website for more information.

5. Merlion Statue

Merlion Park is a popular tourist attraction known for its iconic statue of the Merlion, a mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The park is a major attraction for visitors to the city and offers a beautiful view of Marina Bay and Singapore skyline, making it a popular spot for photography.

Address: 1 Fullerton Road Singapore 049213

Nearest MRT station: Raffles Place (East West line / North South Line).

Take the exit towards United Overseas Bank Plaza, turn right and you’ll see Fullerton Hotel. Merlion Park is behind the hotel.

6. The Helix Bridge

The Helix Bridge is one of Singapore’s most prominent landmarks and is one of the most beautiful bridges around the world. The pedestrian bridge links the Marina Centre with Marina South in the Marina Bay Area.

Photo tip: Try vary or lower your angles to capture the bridge architecture

Nearest MRT station: Bayfront (Downtown line)

7. Here is SG

Here is SG sculpture is the newest instagrammable spot located right at the Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade. The photo options are plenty as you can try different angles with the sculpture and Singapore’s city skyline.

Address: Marina Boulevard Singapore 018956 (near Marina Bay Sands)

Nearest MRT station: Bayfront (Downtown line)

8. The Dream Sign

The DREAM sign is located next to Marina Bay Financial Centre and has pretty views of Marina Bay city skyline, making it an attractive photo spot.

Photo tip: Explore different angles with the city skyline to get your dream shot!

Address: 11 Marina Blvd Singapore 018940

Nearest MRT station: Downtown (Downtown Line)

9. Singapore Botanic Gardens

Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage site is renowned for its lush greenery, stunning landscapes, and impressive collection of plant and flower species from around the world. The gardens offer plenty of picturesque photo spots, from the iconic Swan Lake and the Bandstand to the beautifully curated National Orchid Garden.

Address: 1 Cluny Road Singapore 259569

Nearest MRT station: Botanic Gardens (Downtown Line / Circle Line) or Napier (Thomson East Coast Line)

Opening hours: The general outdoor gardens is opened daily from 5am to 12am. National Orchid Garden is opened from 8.30am to 7pm.

Entrance fee: The general outdoor gardens is free to visit. Tickets to the National Orchid Gardens is SGD5 for local adult. Visit Singapore Botanic Gardens website for more information.

10. Old Hill Street Police Station

The Old Hill Street Police Station is known as the “Rainbow Building” with 927 windows painted in the colours of the rainbow. Built in 1934, the Old Hill Street Police Station now houses Singapore’s Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI). Today it is an extremely popular photo spot amongst influencers and photographers.

Photo tip: Walk along the opposite side of the road to find your desired backdrop. Be patient and wait for an opening without cars and get the shot as quickly as you can. Do watch out for traffic when taking your photo and video!

Address: 140 Hill Street Singapore 179369

Nearest MRT station: Clarke Quay (North East Line)

11. Sang Nila Utama Garden at Fort Canning Park

The Sang Nila Utama Garden is one of the themed gardens within Fort Canning Park. Its distinctive split Javanese style gates give the garden the look and feel as though you are in Bali, creating an Instagram worthy photo.

Photo tip: Turn on the gridlines settings in your camera or phone to frame the subject in the center.

Address: 1 Canning Rise, Singapore 179868

Nearest MRT station: Fort Canning (Downtown Line)

12. Little India Colourful House of Tan Teng Niah

Singapore has many colourful buildings and Tan Teng Niah’s house in Little India is one of those that stands out. The bright colourful house was built in the 1900s for Chinese businessman Tan Teng Niah. It is said to be the last remaining Chinese villa in the area and the house has now become an Instagram-worthy backdrop for photographers and instagrammers.

Photo tip: Explore the whole area to see different sides of the building for varying perspectives.

Address: 37 Kerbau Road Singapore 219168

Nearest MRT station: Little India (North East Line/Downtown Line)

13. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum is known for its stunning four-storey building located in the heart of Chinatown, featuring intricate architectural details and rich cultural heritage. Red lanterns would be put up during festive occasions like the Lunar New Year and Mid Autumn Festivals.

Photo tip: Explore all sides of the building and find your favourite photo spot.

Address: 288 South Bridge Road Singapore 058840

Nearest MRT station: Chinatown (North East Line / Downtown Line) or Maxwell (Thomson East Coast Line) (Situated next to Maxwell station).

14. Potato Head Singapore

Potato Head is an iconic heritage building in Singapore’s Chinatown area, known for its hippy rooftop bar and trendy restaurants. The building’s sleek lines and smooth curves sits at the junction of Keong Saik Road and Teck Lim Road making it an instagram favourite among tourists and locals.

Photo tip: The popular photo spot is right at the center of the building, so do watch out for traffic!

Address: 36 Keong Saik Road Chinatown Singapore 089143

Nearest MRT station: Outram (North East Line/Thomson East Coast Line/East West Line).

15. Haji Lane

Haji Lane is a narrow, colourful street in the Kampong Glam neighbourhood of Singapore. It is one of the coolest streets in Singapore, famous for its fascinating street art, cool bars, cafes and lifestyle shops.

Address: Haji Lane

Nearest MRT station: Bugis (Downtown Line/East West Line).

16. Sultan Mosque (Masjid Sultan)

One of the most photogenic places in Kampong Glam neighbourhood is the iconic Sultan Mosque, also known as Masjid Sultan, at the heart of Arab Street. The pedestrian walkway at Bussorah Street with palm trees leading up to the building is the perfect angle for this Instagram worthy shot. Visit in the morning when there are fewer people, or in the evening to experience the nightlife scenes.

General tip: Explore both Haji Lane and Masjid Sultan mosque together as they are within walking distance of each other.

Address: 3 Muscat St, Singapore 198833

Nearest MRT station: Bugis (Downtown Line/East West Line).

17. Palawan Beach, Sentosa Island

The suspension bridge at Palawan Beach is the perfect backdrop for that instagram worthy photo. Cross the suspension bridge to reach the islet that is the “Southernmost Point of Continental Asia”, a famous landmark of 2 viewing towers.

Photo tip: If possible, try to take photos when it is cloudy as the shadows cast from the nets can be quite harsh on the photos.

Address: Click here for google map location.

Nearest MRT station: Harbourfront (North East Line / Circle Line)

Getting here: From Harbourfront MRT station, take the Sentosa Express from Vivocity Level 3 and alight at Beach station. Transfer to Sentosa Beach Shuttle and alight at Palawan Beach or Southernmost Point of Continental Asia station.

18. Chijmes

Chijmes is a former Catholic convent school built in 1854 and later converted into a commercial and cultural hub. The complex features a mix of restaurants, bars, shops and entertainment venues as well as a beautiful central courtyard. Visitors can take a scroll around the complex and enjoy the beautiful architecture, greenery and atmosphere. Chijmes is definitely Instagram worthy, especially for fans of the movie “Crazy Rich Asians” who want to visit the location of the wedding reception scene in the movie to take pictures.

Address: 30 Victoria Street Singapore 187996

Nearest MRT station: City Hall (East West Line / North South Line)

19. Peranakan Colourful Houses at Joo Chiat, Koon Seng Road

The colourful Peranakan houses on Koon Seng Road is an extremely popular photoshoot location amongst photographers and instagrammers, known for its preserved heritage shop houses. While the street is open for exploration and photography, it’s important to consider the people who live in the houses and be respectful of their presence.

Address: 287 Joo Chiat Rd Singapore 427540

Nearest MRT station: Eunos (East West line); estimate 20 min walk

20. Rain Vortex, Jewel Changi Aiport

The iconic Rain Vortex is the world’s largest and tallest indoor waterfall at 40m high. It is a stunning sight with water cascading down from the glass roof of the airport’ iconic dome structure. The Rain Vortex is located at the heart of Shiseido Forest Valley, surrounded by lush forest settings, creating a picturesque backdrop for your photos.

Address: 78 Airport Boulevard Singapore 819666

Nearest MRT station: Changi Airport (Terminal 3) (East West line)

Opening hours: Mon to Thu – 11am to 10pm; Fri to Sun, Eve of PH & PH – 10am to 10pm

Shiseido Forest Valley: Open 24 hours.

Jewel is seamlessly linked to Terminal 1 Arrival Hall.