Botanic Gardens Singapore is the city’s oldest garden, drawing locals and tourists looking for nature and relaxation.

Since 1859, this 82-hectare garden has offered walking paths, scenic ponds, and colourful plant collections.

A highlight is the National Orchid Garden, which houses over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids—the largest collection of orchids in the world.

Families will love the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden—a dedicated play and learning space with treehouses, water play areas, and interactive exhibits.

Nature lovers can spot birds, turtles, and monitor lizards website or simply relax by the picturesque Swan Lake.

The Botanic Gardens also hosts regular concerts at the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage—perfect for picnics on the grass with live music.

Dining options include cafes like The Halia and Corner House, where you can eat surrounded by greenery.

Access is convenient via Botanic Gardens MRT or buses that stop nearby.

Whether you’re out for exercise, learning about plants, or just want to unwind outdoors, Singapore Botanic Gardens is a must-visit.