Singapore Zoo provides a scenic and unique setting for its diverse range of inhabitants. Wildlife roams freely in carefully replicated natural habitats, with moats in place to separate visitors from animals. The park's spacious design allows both visitors and animals to engage with the surrounding environment, at the same time as supporting Singapore Zoo's conservation efforts.

Opening Hours

Singapore Zoo and Wildlife Reserves are open daily from 8:30am to 6:00pm. The ticketing counter is open from 8:30am until 5:30pm every day. The Night Safari opens at 7:30pm until 12:00 midnight, with the ticketing counter operating from 5:30pm until 11:15pm.

How to get to Singapore Zoo

Singapore Zoo is easily accessible from the city. It is situated close to Choa Chu Kang, Ang Mo Kio, Marsiling and Woodlands MRT stations, where several connecting buses travel between the park and MRT stations. 

For convenient access to all the wildlife reserves, choose a hotel near Singapore Zoo. Located just a 30-minute drive away, Pan Pacific Singapore boasts an array of comfortable rooms and suites, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind after a day of exploring. Our Concierge Team is also on hand to assist with transport arrangements to various tourist attractions around Singapore.

Sentosa is Singapore's very own tropical island paradise and, as such, is a must-visit hotspot for locals and tourists alike. Located a 20-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore, relax in the idyllic surroundings of white sand beaches, premiere leisure and entertainment attractions and some of Singapore's most highly regarded restaurants.

 Our knowledgeable staff at Pan Pacific Singapore can help you plan the perfect trip to Sentosa Island, from arranging day tours to providing ticketing assistance.

Come face to face with over 11,000 animals at River Wonders, Asia's first and only river-themed wildlife park. Experience the environment and wildlife of some of the world's most iconic waterways as you explore the habitats of the Ganges, Amazonian, Congo, Yangtze, Nile and Mekong rivers. Located next to the award-winning Singapore Zoo and Night Safari, River Wonders is a unique and fascinating experience for any visitor to the city, ideally situated less than half an hour from the luxury of Pan Pacific Singapore.

How to get to River Wonders Singapore

River Wonders is easily accessible from the city. It is situated close to Ang Mo Kio, Choa Chu Kang, and Khatib MRT stations, where buses connect visitors with the park. Alternatively, River Wonders can be reached via a 30-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore. Our Concierge Team is also on hand to assist with transport arrangements to the park, as well as to any other tourist attractions around the city.

Boasting over two kilometres of impressive malls, flagship stores and renowned attractions, Orchard Road is Singapore's iconic shopping and entertainment strip. Indulge in some retail therapy, enjoy a plethora of dining and drinking options and see the city sights at Orchard Road, all less than a 10-minute drive or half hour walk from Pan Pacific Singapore.

Night Safari is the world's first safari park for nocturnal animals. A 10-time winner of Best Attraction award presented by Singapore Tourism Board, this 35-hectare park houses over 2,500 animals, of which 38% are endangered. Hop on a 35-minute tram ride to explore the various regions within the park and explore a variety of fascinating recreated habitats, from the Himalayan Foothills to Equatorial Africa. 

Located adjacent to Singapore Zoo, a 30-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore, Night Safari's highlights include fire-eating performances and the spectacular Creatures of the Night Show.

Night Safari Tickets

Night Safari tickets are priced at SGD23.75 per child and SGD37.05 per adult, with discounts available for online purchases. Guests will enjoy exclusive savings when purchasing a multi park pass that provides access into Night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise and River Wonders.

Located less than 30 minutes from Pan Pacific Singapore, Bird Paradise is a 17 hectacre wildlife attraction at Mandai. This world-famous bird park sports 8 immersive walk-through aviaries, with different habitats of the world such as dense African rainforests, South American wetlands and Australian dry eucalypt landscapes. 

Bird Paradise boasts a number of unique exhibits and shows, including the Ocean Network Express Penguin Cove, a state-of-the-art penguin habitat, and animal presentations at the 2,000-seater Sky Amphitheatre.

Bird Paradise Tickets

Jurong Bird Park tickets are available for SGD33 per child and SGD48 per adult, with discounts available for online purchases. Guests will also enjoy exclusive savings when purchasing a multi park pass that provides access Bird Paradise and other attractions including Night Safari, Singapore Zoo and River Wonders.

Ann Siang Hill is a buzzing neighbourhood that blends the best of Singapore’s traditional and modern charms. This sloping hill is home to dozens of colourful shop fronts that still retain their period features – even the street lamps that line the road are reminiscent of a bygone era.

Visitors can enjoy the best of the area with an Ann Siang Hill hotel. Located less than a 10-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore, Ann Siang Hill is tucked away in the heart of Singapore’s historic Chinatown district. The sloping hill links at one end to Club Street, making it a popular choice for visitors who want to enjoy the city’s vibrant nightlife.

Vibrant yet relaxed, Boat Quay is home to dozens of trendy bars and delicious restaurants, ranging from casual al fresco dining options to upscale indulgences. 

Be at the heart of the action with a hotel near Boat Quay when you stay at Pan Pacific Singapore.

Clarke Quay is one of three neighbourhoods that make up the famous Singapore River precinct. Clarke Quay, along with nearby Boat Quay and Robertson Quay were key to the development of Singapore, traditionally bustling trade ports before evolving into the vibrant destinations they are today. 

Discover all the area has to offer with a hotel near Clarke Quay when you book your stay at the Pan Pacific Singapore. With lavish rooms and suites, an onsite fitness centre and delicious bar and dining options, Pan Pacific Singapore can help make every stay a memorable one.

Guests can enjoy the best of Singapore’s nightlife with a Club Street Hotel, conveniently located less than a 10-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore. For even more variety, the charming traditional coloured storefronts of Ann Siang Hill lie nearby, offer plenty to entertain. With so much to see and do, Club Street is truly at the heart of social Singapore.

By day, Chinatown is a busy hub of winding streets, bustling shops and beautiful architecture. From traditional bakeries to ancient temples, a wander through the streets is enough to discover what makes Singapore’s Chinatown one of the most special in the world. 

Explore at your own pace with a hotel near Chinatown Singapore when you book your stay at Pan Pacific Singapore.

Hong Lim Park is a historic Singapore site, named after the wealthy businessman Cheang Hong Lim, who donated the land to create the park. Opened in 1885, Hong Lim Park is Singapore’s first public garden and was the backdrop to several important political rallies and election speeches throughout the 1950s and 1960s. Today, the park is a leafy oasis in the heart of Chinatown and home to Speaker’s Corner, a designated area where residents of Singapore can gather to demonstrate, hold exhibitions and give performances.

Visit Hong Lim Park

Hong Lim Park is bound by North Canal Road, South Bridge Road, Upper Pickering Street and New Bridge Road in Singapore’s Chinatown precinct. The park is a short 10-minute drive or 30-minute walk from Pan Pacific Singapore, and is accessible by MRT from Clarke Quay Station. Singapore’s Riverside attractions, including popular spots like Clarke Quay, Marina Bay and the CBD, are all nearby. 

Stay at the heart of the action with a hotel near Hong Lim Park when you book a room or suite at Pan Pacific Singapore.

Come face to face with over 800 species in 49 distinct habitats at the SEA Aquarium Singapore, one of the largest attractions of its kind in the world. The staggering aquarium gives visitors the chance to experience life from the ocean floor, with more than 100,000 animals calling SEA Aquarium home. Boasting manta rays, dolphins and hammerhead sharks, incredible ocean habitats offer a unique and fascinating experience for any visitor to Singapore; and with a convenient location in the south of the city, guests at Pan Pacific Singapore are well situated to take advantage of this exciting attraction. 

Book a SEA Aquarium hotel and make the most of this popular attraction. Situated in Resorts World Sentosa, the SEA Aquarium is a 15-minute drive from Pan Pacific Singapore. It can also be reached by MRT train from HarbourFront Station; the park is open daily from 10:00am to 7:00pm.

Singapore Botanic Gardens

Be enchanted by more than 1,000 species of herbs, flora and fauna at Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site – Singapore Botanic Gardens. Catch live performances by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) and local school orchestras at the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage. Singapore Botanic Gardens is the ideal location for families to spend an idyllic afternoon under the sun with regular recreational activities including balloon sculpting and face painting. Besides the casual setting, Singapore Botanic Gardens also provides fine dining options with Casa Verde by the renowned Les Amis Group and Halia Restaurant.

Kampong Glam

Kampong Glam used to be home to Malay royalty and Arab merchants. The Istana Kampong Glam Palace and Sultan Mosque are the iconic landmarks with Bugis Street Market as a shopping highlight in the district. Gazetted as a conservation area, most of the restored architecture is now home to an eclectic mix of old tailor shops selling traditional Malay costumes and new boutiques, craft shops, hawker-styled eateries and chic cafes.

Little India

Be greeted by the bustling crowds, the honks of cars and bicycles, and aroma of a medley of spices at Little India. Cutting through alleys and back lanes, be sure to look out for stalls selling Ayurvedic massage oils, gold, incense and fabrics in a variety of textures. Spicy Indian fare are available at Tekka Market and Food Centre or restaurants like Muthu’s Curry offering local favourites such as Roti Prata (dough flat bread) and fish head curry. The visit to Little India will not be complete without a shopping spree at Mustafa Centre at the corner of Serangoon road where one can find value-for-money deals.

Gardens by the Bay

A national garden and premier horticultural attraction for local and international visitors, Gardens by the Bay is a showpiece of horticulture and 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.

Lao Pa Sat

Also known as Telok Ayer Market, Lau Pa Sat blends history, striking architecture and scrumptious local food into one heady experience.

Singapore Flyer

A giant observation wheel that stands amidst the skyscrapers in the Singapore skyline, the Singapore Flyer is the go-to attraction for the most magnificent views of our city. A scenic spin on the Singapore Flyer takes you 165 metres above ground, or as high as 42 storeys, as you marvel at the spectacular scenery below.

National Museum of Singapore

If you have time to visit only one place to learn about the history and culture of Singapore, this is probably it. The National Museum of Singapore tells you the intriguing story of this country in a manner that is both fun and rewarding. Imagine standing in the midst of a vast darkened space surrounded by a massive video montage showing everyday life in Singapore while a rousing symphony plays in the background. That’s just a taste of the immersive experience you can expect here.

Asian Civilisation Museum

With its mix of races and cultures, Singapore has rightfully earned a reputation for being the cultural melting pot of Asia. To showcase this diverse heritage, the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) takes you on a grand exploration of the people from around the region that have settled on our shores over the past two centuries.