The waterfall
Indoors.
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Two giant glass conservatories at Gardens by the Bay holding the record for the world's largest glass greenhouse; the Flower Dome alone has the volume of 75 Olympic swimming pools and is covered by 3,332 glass panels. The Flower Dome recreates the mild spring of the Mediterranean and semi-arid regions, with ancient olive trees, baobabs and desert plants, and seasonal flower displays that change through the year in dazzling colour. The Cloud Forest is a mountain covered in tropical highland plants, with a huge indoor waterfall misting the air; a lift takes you to the top, and you come down on suspended walkways that spiral around it through the clouds. The combined ticket is S$46 for adults and S$32 for children for non-residents, daily 09:00–21:00, per the gardens' official site. It's cool and fresh inside, a perfect escape from Singapore's heat.
Indoors.
Around the mountain.
Changing seasonally.
Gardens by the Bay, Marina South
Gardens by the BayA huge urban park of 105 hectares on the Marina Bay waterfront, made up of three5 minutes walk4.8
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation DeckAn observation deck on top of the famous Marina Bay Sands, opened in 2010 and no7 minutes walk4.5
Singapore FlyerA giant observation wheel on Marina Bay, officially opened on 15 April 2008, 1659 minutes walk4.7
ArtScience Museum and Helix BridgeA museum in a white building shaped like an opening lotus flower on the Marina B10 minutes walk4.3
Merlion ParkSingapore's best-known landmark, a small waterfront park at the mouth of the Sin17 minutes walk4.7The combined ticket is S$46 for adults and S$32 for children for non-residents, per the Gardens by the Bay website.