Parki i przyroda w Singapurze

Parks & Nature

Singapore’s "City in Nature" vision comes alive through this diverse collection of green spaces. Explore the UNESCO-listed Singapore Botanic Gardens, home to over 10,000 plant species, or the futuristic Gardens by the Bay with its iconic Supertrees and cooled biodomes. For hikers, the Southern Ridges offers a 10-kilometer elevated walkway connecting three hilltop parks, while the MacRitchie Nature Trail provides access to primary rainforest and a spectacular TreeTop walk. From the marshlands of Kranji to the historic heights of Fort Canning, these sites showcase the island's unique blend of tropical biodiversity and urban horticulture.

The Southern Ridges

10-kilometer network of trails and walkways connecting Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, and Kent Ridge Park. The system features elevated walkways, scenic viewpoints, and lush greenery.

Merlion Park

This park is notable especially because it holds the iconic landmark and "mascot" of Singapore: Merlion, a mythical half-lion, half-fish…

Supertree Grove

One of the most iconic sights of the city, these large tree-like structures are especially magnificent when illuminated at night.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

Tropical botanical garden founded in 1859, featuring a collection of over 10,000 plant species across 74 hectares. It serves as a significant center for botanical research and plant conservation.

Gardens by the Bay

Sprawling urban park and horticultural destination featuring iconic architectural biodomes and massive vertical gardens. This 101-hectare site contains over 20,000 plant species within three distinct waterfront gardens.

Haw Par Villa

This peculiar theme park is dotted with huge dioramas and statues depicting Chinese legends, folklore, and mythological notions.

MacRitchie Nature Trail

This nature trail and TreeTop walk will take you through the last remaining stretch of Singapore rainforest.

Fort Canning Park

This tiny hill with a tranquil park has witnessed many historical events that shaped the development of the city.

National Orchid Garden

A part of the large complex of Botanic Gardens, this place is home to more than 1000 orchid species.

Jurong Bird Park

This aviary holds more than 400 species of birds, which makes it the largest one in Asia Pacific.

Orchid Garden

Part of the Changi Airport complex, this splendid orchid garden houses over 700 orchids of various colors.

Ann Siang Hill Park

Ann Siang Hill is a small hill, and the name of a one-way road located in Chinatown, Singapore.

Kranji Marshes

Freshwater marshland and nature reserve featuring woodland and wetland habitats. This 54-hectare site is home to over 170 bird species, including migratory birds and raptors.