Top Singapore Audio Guides

Discover Singapore’s charming backstreets and historical landmarks on a small-group half-day bike tour. Get a close-up view of the city while covering a lot of ground on a bike. Explore beyond the usual tourist spots and learn about Singapore’s rich history as you ride around Marina Bay, the Colonial District, Chinatown, Little India, and other ethnic and historic enclaves. You’ll also stop for light refreshments to keep you energized.

See the incredible city of Singapore, at your own pace, on an open-top, hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus tour. Two bus routes with more than 30 optional stops cover key attractions across town. Enjoy informative audio commentary in seven languages as you explore the city. Choose between a 1- or 2-day ticket, or upgrade to the Explore 2-Day plus Night Tour option and see the city after dark.

Longer than the Eiffel Tower, and large enough to house four-and-a-half parked jumbo jets, the Sands SkyPark is an architectural marvel. It also offers visitors a chance to see some of the best 360-degree views of Singapore’s skyline. With this admission ticket, you are able to explore the SkyPark’s observation deck, shop for souvenirs, and listen to an audio guide to learn about the history of different parts of Singapore while looking down at them. Plus, booking your ticket in advance means you avoid waiting in line.

A walk from the beautifully preserved ethnic area of Chinatown to the modern skyscrapers of Boat Quay, this self-guided audio tour's route traces the history of trade from the time of its founding in 1819 through to the economic and cultural marvel that is modern Singapore. Your guide, Kenn Delbridge is a 20-year resident of Singapore, who runs an audio studio that creates soundtracks and soundscapes for international broadcasters like BBC, National Geographic and Discovery Channel, and he's produced numerous audiobooks that focus on city walks. This tour is ready whenever you are. Simply download the tour using the VoiceMap app while in a wifi zone.

Get an overview of Singapore's highlights, even with just a few hours, on this half-day morning city tour, which offers a clear introduction to Singapore's key sights, including Thian Hock Keng Temple, Merlion Park, and the Civic District. Pass through Chinatown and Kampong Glam while enjoying included admission to the National Orchid Garden.

Experience Singapore's heritage and modernity on a 40-minute bumboat cruise along the Singapore River. Departing from Clarke Quay, you'll pass iconic landmarks like Raffles Landing Site, the Merlion, and Marina Bay Sands. Learn about Singapore's history and culture from your knowledgeable guide as you cruise, and choose to sit inside or outside depending on your preference. Book your bumboat cruise today Experience a peaceful journey on the iconic bumboat along Singapore's picturesque river. Admire the city's mix of historic and modern buildings during the 40-minute cruise. Discover the fascinating history of landmarks like Raffles Landing Site, The Merlion, Esplanade, and Marina Bay Sands.

It takes around five hours to reach Kuala Lumpur from Singapore, an uncomfortable amount of time to spend on a bus or a coach. Enjoy the journey in style when you book this private tour, with transfers direct from your hotel and a driver-guide to show you Kuala Lumpur’s best. There’s no need to worry about carrying cash: All attractions you visit, including the Batu Caves, are free of charge.

Discover the cultural mix that makes Singapore special on this guided tour, with hotel transfers to keep things simple. Soak up the sights and scents of Little India; stroll the streets of historic Chinatown; and savor the surreal skyline of Marina Bay and Merlion Park. Wrap up the day with a visit to Mount Faber Park for views of the city-state's stunning skyline.

Experience Singapore with the help of a local to show you around on a private, customizable walking tour. List your preferences for the itinerary ahead of time or rely on your guide’s knowledge of the city to get suggestions on what to see. Perfect for anyone looking to get to know Singapore for the first time. The tour conveniently starts from your hotel, if it’s in the city center.

The Singapore Cable Car is a unique and unforgettable way to experience the city. It offers stunning 360-degree views of the city skyline, harbor, and surrounding islands, including iconic landmarks such as the Marina Bay Sands, the Singapore Flyer, and the Gardens by the Bay. You can take a scenic ride and enjoy the views, or hop on and off at any of the stations to explore the attractions nearby. For example, you could visit the Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios Singapore, or Fort Siloso. The Singapore Cable Car is a great way to see the city from a different perspective and to get around to different attractions quickly and easily.

This is a self guided audio tour through Singapore's downtown district that reveals a money secret of one of Asia's tiger economies and highlights the history of Singapore's early traders through to the current 21st century wealth makers.

Free and easy Interaction and Photo Session with Animals, at one of the World's best Zoos. Immersive cultural experiences, insider knowledge, and memorable encounters with animals. Ideal for adventure seekers, families with children and enjoy being with animals. Enjoy your wholesome breakfast while watching the show and ensure you post with the animals for photos remembrance.

Discover Singapore's wonders with our self-guided tour app, immersing yourself in the city-state's unique blend of modernity and tradition. Begin at the iconic Marina Bay Sands, marveling at its architectural splendor and the views from the SkyPark. Then, explore the futuristic Gardens by the Bay, featuring the impressive Supertree Grove and climate-controlled conservatories. Stroll along the waterfront to see the Merlion statue, before taking a ride on the Singapore Flyer for breathtaking vistas. Experience local flavors at the bustling Lau Pa Sat center, then shop till you drop along the famous Orchard Road. Delve into art and culture at the National Gallery Singapore, and explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Chinatown and Little India. For nature enthusiasts, hike the Southern Ridges and observe wildlife at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. End your tour at the awe-inspiring Jewel Changi, where you can witness the world's tallest indoor waterfall and enjoy a spectacular light show.

Just across the water from Singapore lies Malaysia, and the state capital Johor Bahru (JB). Skip the stress of piecing together JB’s chaotic public transit and enjoy a private day trip with an experienced driver. You’ll see the crown arch at the sultan’s residence, visit Johor Premium Outlet and other well-known malls, and taste local food (own expense).

Take a walk around Marina Bay with Hossan Leong, the well-known local comedian and Singapore Boy. The tour is ready whenever you feel like taking a stroll. It plays audio automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smart phone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline. You'll hear intimate anecdotes from throughout his career, from his high-school days at the Anglo-Chinese School, to his first one-man stand-up show at the Victoria Theatre, to his role as the MC on National Day, when he had to keep 15,000 people entertained at the Marina Bay Float. You'll also get to know some of Singapore's most popular cultural institutions, and of course you'll laugh all the way.

• Meet over 80 lifelike wax figures of international superstars and Singaporean celebrities • Experience themed zones and get up close with your favorite famous personalities • Try fun activities like auditioning to be the next Bollywood superstar • Discover Singapore’s journey from a small village to a modern metropolis • Enjoy the indoor “Spirit of Singapore” boat ride through a tropical garden setting Book your visit to Madame Tussauds Singapore for an immersive entertainment experience. Explore interactive zones filled with famous personalities from around the world and Singapore. Take part in engaging activities, click photos with celebrities, and enjoy themed experiences. Continue your journey with the “Spirit of Singapore” boat ride, where you’ll travel through a beautifully designed tropical garden while learning about Singapore’s transformation into a vibrant city.

Journey through the lively streets of “Big Little India” with a local Singaporean. Explore a marketplace that sells everything from fresh meat to religious iconography, meet some famous fortune telling parrots and view ancient Hindu temples and ornate mosques built side by side, embodiments of the multi-culture and inclusivity that epitomises this area. The Big Little India walk allows you to explore Singapore's deeply embedded connection to India which is as old as the city itself and offers you access to personal stories about the people who breathe life into this diverse, dynamic area. The tour is ready whenever you are. While you’re walking the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline. You can also hit pause whenever you like so that you can give yourself time to shop and hang out in Big Little India.

Kampong Glam wears its contradictions openly. Prayer calls echo from Sultan Mosque while tattoo artists work in shophouses nearby, and century-old restaurants share streets with pop-up photo-booths. On this walking tour, you’ll find out how a neighborhood that began as a gathering place for Singapore-based Indonesian pilgrims planning their Hajj journey became Singapore’s creative quarter. It’s also where pioneering street artists and independent businesses built a community that’s now threatened by its own success. The tour starts at Sultan Mosque, which is the last remaining mosque where the call to prayer still sounds across the streets. You’ll walk past restaurants that’ve been operating since the 1900s, and explore alleys transformed by artists like Zero when rents were still affordable and regulation minimal. As you walk along streets lined with commissioned murals and independent boutiques, you’ll hear from the artists and entrepreneurs navigating dramatic change.

Best Way to Understand Singapore in one afternoon through a privately guided deep-dive into Singapore’s hawker culture, designed for travelers who want authentic flavors, hidden gems, and real local insight - not tourist traps. Discover Chinatown’s most beloved hawker stalls with a licensed local guide, featuring 7 authentic tastings and real stories behind the dishes. Led by a team of passionate local insiders, you’ll explore Chinatown, Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown Street Market and heritage lanes while tasting iconic dishes like satay, laksa, Hokkien mee, chicken rice and traditional desserts - all curated based on what’s best that day. Choose the chauffeur option for a seamless, air-conditioned experience - perfect for families and first-time visitors. An Adventure awaits! Private & Personalized Authentic Hawker Food Experience Hidden Gems + Cultural History Flexible & Insider-Led Perfect for Food Lovers & First-Time Visitors Singapore Food market Tour Private City Tour

What do a 'lion-fish,' World War Two and Chinese immigrants have in common? For starters, all three are featured in my Civic District self-guided audio tour. And, all of the above play a role in Singapore's modern history. If you wish to hear stories about Singapore's past come alive, like the mythical Sea Lion and its links to the Lion City then this is the trail for you. The walk takes you through parts of Singapore's colonial heritage – including visiting some historical personalities - and ends at a point where modern and colonial Singapore intersect seamlessly.

Singapore hosts the the only F1 night race where a tropical downpour is a genuine possibility every session, and the only venue where a monitor lizard once triggered a red flag. On this self-guided audio tour, you'll follow the Marina Bay Street Circuit route through Singapore's civic and colonial core. The tour starts at Promenade MRT Exit A and follows the anticlockwise circuit route along Raffles Boulevard. You'll walk past luxury hotels, waterfront promenades, and colonial-era civic buildings – before crossing Anderson Bridge, a 1910 structure so narrow it determined the direction of the entire circuit. Along the way, you'll hear how a deliberate crash in the 2008 inaugural race handed Fernando Alonso a victory and triggered F1's most serious race-fixing scandal in decades. The tour ends at the ArtScience Museum, where a single vantage point gives you a panoramic view across Marina Bay of the circuit's entire final third.

Chinatown is Singapore’s top tourist destination, and for good reason. Its fusion of traditional culture and vibrant art tells the story of this multicultural neighbourhood’s evolution. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover five striking murals, each capturing different facets of Chinatown’s heritage. As you explore the narrow streets, you’ll see forgotten scenes from daily life in the 1950s, 60s and 70s – alongside more modern art reflecting Singapore’s cultural identity. The tour starts at Chinatown MRT Exit A on Pagoda Street. I’ll point out traditional shops selling everything from Peranakan tiles to Chinese herbs, and hawker centres that offer authentic local cuisine at affordable prices. You’ll see the controversial Smoking Samsui Woman mural that went viral upon its unveiling, and the Korean-Singapore friendship mural celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relations. The tour ends at Duxton Hill, with trendy restaurants and bars aplenty to unwind or fuel up.

Did you know that Malay is Singapore's National Language? Not English or Mandarin! Want to know why? Take a self guided audio tour around Kampong Glam for some clues. This self guided audio tour traces the historical influence of Malays in Chinese-dominated Singapore. Despite the proliferation of 'unIslamic' bars and restaurants serving alcohol, Malay influence is abundant in central Singapore's Kampong Glam district. It's home to the Malay ruler's historical palace and was once the centre of the region's Haj trade – a trade serviced by a port located within walking distance from the Sultan's palace, on nearby Beach Road. Modern Singapore is immersed in Malay food, culture, traditions and language – the local 'Singlish' tongue could not exist without Malay – and the city's Malay history is an essential part of truly experiencing Singapore!