Attractions Near Carlton Hotel Singapore

Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus Middle Education School (CHIJMES) is one of the top dining, entertainment and lifestyle destinations located in the heart of Singapore's civic and cultural district.

It hosts a wide array of restaurants serving international cuisines, stylish bars and hip cafes.

It also houses two National monuments, CHIJMES Hall and Caldwell House with the latter being the second oldest building in Singapore.

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Hop on the Big Bus Tour to discover the sights, landmarks and attractions that define Singapore. There are 2 different Singapore tour routes to choose from: the City Tour (Yellow Line) and the Heritage Tour (Red Line).

Tickets can be purchased from bus driver boarding at S$37 per child and S$47 per Adult. The nearest stop is at Raffles Hotel, Bras Basah Rd (bus stop 02049, opposite Fairmont valet)

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Located just across the hotel, Raffles City Shopping Centre is a five-story premier shopping mall with over 200 speciality shops, including worldwide fashion labels, premium watch and jewellery companies, beauty concept stores and a selection of food and beverage options.

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Bugis Junction and Bugis+ are prominent shopping malls located in the culturally vibrant Bugis precinct, a short 7-minute walk from one another. Both malls are conveniently accessible via MRT and bus services. This lively destination offers a diverse range of dining options, retail stores, and entertainment, making it an ideal spot for both leisure and commerce.

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Discover the vibrant tapestry of Peranakan heritage at the Peranakan Museum, where the rich history of diverse influences of the Straits-born people of Chinese, Malay, and Indonesian roots intertwine in a captivating narrative of cultural fusion.

Deep dive into Peranakan life through the exquisite artefacts and exhibits that provide an educational and stimulating experience for all.

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With a history dating back to 1887, the National Museum of Singapore is the nation's oldest museum, showcasing the story of Singapore's development over more than 700 years, featuring important artefacts, cutting-edge technology and creative storytelling that redefine the conventional museum experience.

Throughout the year, the museum conducts a variety of activities from art installations and festivals to performances and film screenings.
 

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Located in the heart of the Civic District and housed in two national monuments, City Hall and the former Supreme Court, the National Gallery Singapore is a leading arts institution overseeing the world’s largest public collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian modern art.

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Reconnect with nature by taking a short walk to the historic Fort Canning Park that is nestled in a hill rich with history, flora and fauna.  

Go on a self-guided walk or join a tour to trace the history and heritage of Singapore by visiting historically significant landmarks in the park.

Visit the Fort Canning Heritage Gallery or Spice Gallery to learn more stories, artefacts and replicas from Singapore's history.

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Located in the core of Marina Centre, Marina Square is easily accessible through Citylink Mall. With five storeys and over 200 speciality stores featuring fashion, food and beverage, children's and lifestyle themes, Marina Square is a shopper’s paradise.

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The iconic Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay features many prominent international and local performances and exhibitions as well as Singapore’s only public library dedicated to the arts.

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Suntec City is one of Singapore’s largest malls in the heart of Marina Central district. Suntec City presents shopping, dining, lifestyle and entertainment experiences all in one location. Visit the Fountain of Wealth or go on a DUCK tour adventure.

Located next to Suntec City, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre caters to a diverse range of events from conferences to exhibitions, with top-notch facilities and services.

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Millenia Walk is a retail paradise for those who value inspirational lifestyle products, exceptional craftsmanship, bespoke offerings and culinary delights. There is a range of international food and beverage outlets as well as an array of designer-label retailers.

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Head down to Clarke Quay and Boat Quay, a dynamic entertainment, dining, and nightlife hub. Lined with an array of restaurants, bars, and shops, it offers a lively atmosphere, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors seeking a blend of Singapore's heritage and contemporary allure.

The Quay was once a vital trading hub during the colonial era but now serves as a hub of activity and heritage in Singapore. The area showcases its storied heritage through the beautiful conservation of the old riverside warehouses and the variety of shophouses that represent the charming history of the area.

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Meet Singapore’s mascot — the mythical Merlion. The fish body symbolises Singapore's beginnings as a fishing village while the lion head is a nod to Singapura, which means "Lion City" in Malay. 

Spouting water from its mouth, the Merlion statue stands at 8.6 metres and weighs 70 tonnes. Offering beautiful panoramic views of Marina Bay, the famed Merlion Park is not to be missed.

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The Asian Civilisation Museum emphasises the many meaningful connections between cultures and civilisations in Asia, and between Asia and the world. Participate in their guided tours and discover 13 permanent galleries and various special exhibitions.

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Standing 165 meters above ground, The Singapore Flyer is Asia's largest observation wheel, offering stunning views of Marina Bay and the city's breathtaking skyline. Feast your eyes on iconic and historical sights from Marina Bay to the Singapore River, such as Raffles Place and Merlion Park. It is also home to eateries, an art exhibition and the Time Capsule, a family-friendly multisensory activity that features Singapore's heritage.

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The Artscience Museum has hosted many world-class exhibitions and is continuously changing its line-up. Interact with fascinating art installations in their permanent exhibition, Future World: Where Art Meets Science, or check out their limited-time exhibitions.

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Chinatown is an exciting mix of new and old, filled with traditional shops and night markets. As you stroll through this multicultural district, shop for Chinese artwork, and antiques or visit the buzzing modern bars and restaurants.

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Marina Bay Sands is a premier integrated resort featuring diverse dining, shopping, and entertainment options, along with year-round signature events.

The Shoppes boasts over 170 luxury boutiques, including the world’s only floating Louis Vuitton Island Maison and a unique Apple Store surrounded by water.

The Marina Bay Sands Casino offers over 20 table games across four levels, catering to all players.

The Sands Expo & Convention Centre features Southeast Asia’s largest ballroom, hosting up to 8,000 attendees, and 250 meeting rooms.

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A national garden and premier horticultural attraction for local and international visitors. Gardens by the Bay is a showpiece of garden artistry that presents the plant kingdom in a whole new way, entertaining while educating visitors with plants seldom seen in this part of the world, ranging from species in cool, temperate climates to tropical forests and habitats.

Beyond the flora and fauna that you’ll find here, admire the Gardens’ iconic structures – architectural marvels that reimagine nature with artistic finesse.

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Orchard Road’s humble beginnings date back to the early 1830s, when it was an unnamed road home to fruit orchards, nutmeg plantations and pepper farms. In 1958, Orchard Road’s first department store—TANGS—was set up by local merchant C.K. Tang. Then known as House of Tangs, it marked the neighbourhood’s first step towards becoming Singapore’s most beloved shopping district.

Orchard Road’s bustling boulevard is now a retail and dining paradise, with thousands of establishments offering the ultimate lifestyle experience to tourists and locals alike.

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The National Stadium is Singapore’s largest sports and entertainment venue with a capacity of 55,000 spectators. It has hosted numerous events, including the National Day Parade, the 28th Southeast Asian (SEA) Games, and entertainment acts by BTS, Coldplay and Jay Chou.

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Singapore Indoor Stadium is an air-conditioned and multi-purpose, pillar-less sports and entertainment venue. It has hosted many concerts with famous artists, including Taylor Swift and Andy Lau, and sports events such as the ONE Championship and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

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Over the course of its remarkable history, Sentosa has transformed into Asia's premium lifestyle destination.

It is home to world-class attractions including Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium, Skypark Sentosa, Adventure Cove Waterpark and Sentosa SensoryScape.

Complementing the adventure and adrenaline of its theme parks and attractions are seven unique luxury hotels, the world-class Resorts World Convention Centre, and a casino.

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Lazarus Island, also known as Pulau Sekijang Pelepah is part of Singapore’s cluster of Southern Islands and is connected to St John’s island through a causeway. A sought-after destination for those seeking sun, sand, and serenity.

Lazarus Island has no ferry terminal, please purchase Southern Island ferry tickets to St. John's Island first, followed by a 15 to 20 minutes walk across a causeway which is connected to Lazarus Island.

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