

One Week Itinerary for Family Travellers in Singapore
If you have one week to travel to any city with your family, consider Singapore as your next holiday destination. It offers a blend of diverse cultures, a rich culinary scene, impressive architecture, green spaces, and an efficient public transport system, ensuring a hassle-free experience.
With its quality safety standards and clean streets, Singapore’s blend of modernity, culture, and nature is a big draw for family travellers. The city also prides itself on being a major events destination, so consider timing your family holiday to coincide with an event in Singapore.
To maximise your stay in the city-state, we have specially curated a 7-day itinerary — brought to you by the Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard and Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road teams.
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Day 1: Marina Bay & Gardens by the Bay


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Begin your Singapore family adventure by visiting the picturesque and iconic Marina Bay area. Take Instagram-worthy photos of the various skyscrapers and monuments around the area — look out for the world-famous Merlion and try to “catch” its spouting water feature.
Should time permit, consider visiting the intriguing ArtScience Museum, which blends art, science, and innovation or catch a theatre performance at Esplanade Theatres on the Bay. The venue has many free programmes throughout the year that are perfect for your family. Conclude your day with a stroll through the enchanting Gardens by the Bay, where futuristic supertrees and biodomes create a mesmerising landscape.
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Day 2: Sentosa Island
Gear up for a day of family fun at Sentosa Island, an attraction-filled tropical paradise south of Singapore. Set your heart pumping with thrilling rides and immersive experiences at Universal Studios Singapore, then marvel at the wonders of marine life at the S.E.A. Aquarium, an underwater realm showcasing diverse aquatic species.
Prefer to dig into Singapore’s history? Explore the cannons and hidden bunkers of Fort Siloso and learn what life was like for the military officers during World War II.
Have energetic kids or teens in tow? Burn off their energy at HydroDash — Singapore's first floating aqua park. While your children are jumping or crawling from platform to platform, adults can chill in the sun at Palawan Beach. As the sun sets, your family can feast and enjoy the party ambience at any of Sentosa’s beach dining outlets.
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Day 3: Chinatown & Little India


Switch gears and be a culture vulture on day three with an introduction to the vibrant tapestry of cultures in Chinatown and Little India. Wander through bustling streets adorned with colourful shops, indulge in a gastronomic tour sampling diverse Asian cuisines, and explore vibrant markets offering an array of souvenirs and local delights. Don't miss iconic landmarks like the Sri Mariamman Temple and the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Chinatown. As for Little India, be sure to visit the Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, dating back to the 1930s.
If you are a food-loving family, you will enjoy feasting on the traditional flavours at restaurants such as Indian Express for a wide variety of Indian dishes, and Bismillah Biryani Restaurant for quality North Indian food.
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Day 4: Orchard Road
At this halfway mark of your holiday, embark on a shopping extravaganza along Orchard Road, Singapore's premier shopping district. Discover a plethora of luxury boutiques, department stores, and designer outlets, perfect for indulging in retail therapy. Take breaks at stylish cafes or treat yourself to delectable cuisines at renowned restaurants lining the bustling street.
Here are some of the popular malls along Singapore’s shopping belt to consider visiting:
ION Orchard: A landmark for luxury shopping offering a wide array of international designer brands and an impressive art gallery on the 4th floor.
Paragon Shopping Centre: The epitome of high-end fashion and lifestyle, catering to those with a taste for luxury, including premium children's boutiques.
Ngee Ann City: Home to Takashimaya Department Store, this mall is a shopper's paradise for both luxury goods and everyday items, with a wide range of Japanese brands.
Orchard Central: Distinguished by its unique architecture, it's the tallest vertical mall in Singapore, featuring local and international retail stores and a rooftop garden with city views.
Plaza Singapura: A one-stop destination for lifestyle, fashion, and entertainment needs, including a cinema, numerous dining options, and a range of retail stores.
313@Somerset: Directly linked to the Somerset MRT, this youth-focused mall is popular for its vibrant mix of mid-range fashion labels, trendy eateries, and lifestyle shops.
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Day 5: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Venture into the wild at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, and explore the four parks here: the renowned Singapore Zoo, vibrant Bird Paradise, Asia's first River Wonders, and the world's first Night Safari for thrilling nocturnal encounters. The Singapore zoo is home to diverse animals in naturalistic habitats. Engage in interactive animal encounters and educational presentations. Marvel at the majestic white tigers, interact with playful orangutans on the Orangutan Boardwalk and visit the enchanting giant pandas, Kai Kai and Jia Jia, in their special enclosure.
Next, “fly” over to the neighbouring Bird Paradise, and immerse yourself in a symphony of colours at Asia's largest bird park, housing over 3,500 birds across eight aviaries.
Next, meander to the River Wonders, Asia's first river-themed park, and explore iconic species from the world's freshwater ecosystems.
As dusk falls, embark on an enchanting Night Safari, a unique nocturnal wildlife attraction offering close encounters with nocturnal animals in their natural habitats.
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Day 6: Cruise Down Singapore River & Clarke Quay
Unwind during the final stretch of your vacation with a relaxing river cruise along the Singapore River, where you can admire the stunning cityscape and iconic landmarks. Discover the bustling Clarke Quay area, filled with lively restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. Treat yourself to waterfront dining or embark on a culinary adventure exploring diverse international cuisines.
Have more time on your hands? A short walk from Clarke Quay brings you to Fort Canning Park, a hilltop oasis steeped in Singapore’s history. This tranquil spot contrasts with the bustling quay, offering a glimpse into the country's colonial past amidst lush greenery. It’s an ideal place for a leisurely stroll through the gardens and an opportunity to visit historical sites within the park.
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Day 7: Explore Kampong Glam & Bugis
Discover the historical charm of Kampong Glam, Singapore's Malay-Arab district, on the last day of your Singapore holiday. Don't miss the stunning Sultan Mosque, then wander Haji Lane's quirky boutiques and street art, fueling up on Middle Eastern or Malay delights at its many restaurants.
Consider having lunch at any one of the restaurants here, including Middle Eastern specialties and local Malay delights.
Continue your journey with a visit to Bugis Street Market, a bustling bazaar offering a treasure trove of souvenirs, fashion items, and local snacks for some last-minute shopping. Consider extending your exploration to the nearby Bugis Junction and Bugis+. These two modern shopping complexes offer a contrast to the traditional Bugis Street Market, featuring a wide range of international and local retail brands, trendy cafes, and eateries.
For a touch of art and history, the National Library of Singapore is a short walk away. This architectural landmark houses an extensive collection of books and offers exhibitions that delve into the rich heritage of Singapore. Additionally, the nearby Bras Basah Complex, known as the "City of Books," caters to art and book lovers with its selection of bookstores and art supplies shops.
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Why Serviced Apartments are Ideal for a One-Week Singapore Vacation
Serviced apartments offer an ideal accommodation option for families seeking a home-away-from-home atmosphere. With spacious layouts, privacy, and home-like amenities, these apartments are perfect for longer stays. Additionally, you can take advantage of fully equipped kitchens and separate living areas.
Pan Pacific Serviced Suites — Your Choice for a Singapore Family Vacation
Enhance your Singapore experience by staying at Pan Pacific Serviced Suites, known for their prime locations, exceptional service, and luxurious amenities.
Located in the heart of the city, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard on Orchard Road, and Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Beach Road on Beach Road offer convenient access to major attractions, shopping districts, and business hubs.
With well-appointed rooms and modern facilities, Pan Pacific Serviced Suites offer a familiar and comfortable setting for a memorable one-week stay in Singapore for you and your family.
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