Top Singapore Classes & Workshops

Learn to cook like a local with this small-group cooking class with market visit in Singapore. Start the morning with a visit to a local wet market to learn about different ingredients and enjoy breakfast at a local coffee shop, where you will also learn how to order coffee. Learn different cooking techniques and how to make several authentic local dishes from scratch, along with insights on Singaporean history and culture.

Discover the secrets of perfume-making—and learn all about Singapore's hundreds of orchid varieties—during this hands-on workshop. Take a perfume personality test to figure out the scent profile that suits you best, and immerse yourself in the art of fragrance using augmented-reality experiences. Then, choose from hundreds of available fragrance oils and make your own unique perfume to take home as a souvenir.

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

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.

Learn the distinctive artform known as Batik with this Singapore painting class. Guided by a local artist, follow simple instructions in a welcoming environment. Use a traditional tool to apply hot wax onto fabric to produce your own work. Ask questions about the local art scene to discover more about the region's culture and history. Classes are flexible, with at least two sessions available every day, fitting into your schedule with ease.

Two cable car lines soar above Singapore on a “scenic highway,” offering visitors a quick way to travel across the city. This convenient pass grants one round-trip on both the Sentosa and Faber Peak lines. Journey on the Sentosa Line, which has stops near many attractions like the Megazip Adventure Park and Siloso Beach. Then, take great photos while crossing the harbor from Sentosa Station, through a skyscraper, to Faber Peak.

Put your artistic skills to the test with this fun and playful guided art session in Singapore. This experience is relaxed and great for beginner and seasoned artists alike. Choose what you want to paint with the help of your tutor and take home your one-of-a-kind artwork as a souvenir at the end of the session.

Discover multicultural Singapore through its rich and diverse culinary history during a private cooking session with a professional local chef. Select your preferred menu of authentic Singaporean dishes and savor your creations afterward. This 4.5-hour experience includes an optional 1.5-hour market visit to pick out fresh ingredients with your instructor before your 3-hour session at the cooking school.

Please note: Price varies by group size. With three local cuisines to choose from—plus a welter of international fare—Singapore’s world-class street food scene can be hard to navigate. Discover it with a private guide on this comprehensive tour. Taste food and drinks from Malay, Chinese, and Indian traditions— from must-tries such as a cup of foaming “teh tarik” tea to unique dishes typical of the city such as “rojak“. As you enjoy the food, you'll stop to see highlights of the city along the way such as Kampong Glam, Little India, and Elderly Corner at Chinatown

The activity's unique flavour lies in its immersive blend of culture, cuisine, and fun, offering participants a hands-on journey into Singapore's rich culinary heritage inspired by Crazy Rich Asians. It combines the joy of mastering authentic Singaporean dishes with professional guidance, making it accessible to all skill levels. This experience not only teaches cooking but also connects participants to Singapore's vibrant food culture, creating lasting memories and skills to impress back home.

With the detailed guidance by our experienced chef, you will learn how to prepare 3 delicious and authentic local dishes. This class will be an mouthwatering and exciting cooking experience.

For a unique experience in Singapore, enjoy a Singapore Zoo breakfast with orangutans. If you choose the option, enjoy a jungle breakfast buffet in the company of a family of orangutans. These great apes are part of Singapore Zoo’s orangutan-breeding program, one of the most successful in the world. Snap pics with your new breakfast club and watch as they play around their habitat. Then take a tour of the zoo by tram to see the rest of the 3,600 animals. Not interested in breakfast? You can still purchase the zoo tour only.

Learn about the historic battles of Singapore on a guided tour of Fort Canning Hill located in the heart of the city. Visit a cemetery and hear about the country’s fate from the 14th century to the modern era.

Explore the calming world of tea-making, where every step invites you to unwind and embrace tranquility. You'll start by gently selecting your favorite tea leaves, savoring their unique textures and earthy aromas. As the water simmers, a sense of harmony fills the air, creating an atmosphere of peaceful anticipation. Watch as the leaves unfurl, releasing their essence into a soothing infusion. Each sip becomes a nurturing moment, encouraging mindfulness amidst the chaos of life. Craft your perfect brew and find your own serene sanctuary in the art of tea-making.

Guided by a travel photographer whose Singapore Night Photography experience is recommended by 100% of travellers, you will learn to photograph beyond postcard views. You will explore a curated path of hidden angles, authentic streets and storytelling moments as you move from the heritage soul of Chinatown to the futuristic skyline of Marina Bay. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned shooter, this experience reshapes your visual instincts, guiding you into deeper visual storytelling and richer perspectives to create more meaningful travel imagery. You will learn: • How to spot unique perspectives others miss • How to turn everyday scenes into meaningful travel photos • How to work confidently with lightings, day, night, and long-exposure photography • How to photograph architecture, culture, and city life with intention

Dine like a local on this food tour of Singapore, which includes at least 10 tastings of the city's best multicultural cuisine. Admire some of the city's most popular attractions between bites, while your guide provides insightful commentary and useful information you won't find on social media. Plus, this small-group tour promises a more intimate experience.

Whether you’ve just bought your first camera or are already an experienced semi-pro user, Singapore is a great location to enhance your skills and build your portfolio. This private photography masterclass, led by professional instructors, helps you build your compositional technique, master aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focus, and find fresh angles on this dynamic city. Choose between street photography or a night tour to suit your interests.

19 July 2025: ‘Live the Nyonya Way’ Cultural Workshop & Dress-Up' You'll step into the shoes of a Nyonya for a day—literally—by donning the elegant traditional kebaya, learning about its significance, and taking memorable photos around historic Smith Street. What you’ll experience: -A sharing session on the history and heritage of the Peranakan/Nyonya culture -Try on elegant traditional Nyonya attire (for both women and men!) -Learn traditional Nyonya hair styling -Explore and snap your own photos around Smith Street’s heritage spots -Receive a handmade Nyonya-style Batik pouch as a gift

In this session, you get to play with paint and create your own unique artwork! It is easy and beginner friendly, with our instructors guiding on how to create the works. It is suitable for all ages, from 3 years olds to adults, and is fun for all!

Experience the vibrant cityscape of Singapore through an artistic lens. In a cosy café setting, let's embark on a creative journey. Our local artist, Jacklyn H, is a native and will first share about Perankans in Singapore. Then, it's time to indulge your creative side! Jacklyn will guide you to sketch and paint important symbols of Singapore. Bring home a piece of artwork as a beautiful and unique souvenir! Once your masterpieces are complete, take a stroll to a nearby museum. As you walk, Jacklyn will highlight iconic heritage sights. This is not just a visual treat; immerse yourself in tales of Singapore's rich past and diverse culture. Upon reaching the museum, freedom beckons. Wander through the exhibits at your own pace, connecting the dots between your art and the city's tangible history.

Singaporeans eat out more than any other nation on earth. Find out why on this delectable private food tour with a local host, with five tastings at different hawker centers in the Chinatown area. Set out at a time that suits your body clock—morning, noon, or night—then savor highlights from legendary chicken rice through to spring rolls, dim sum, and the local breakfast favorite, kaya toast.

Learn how to cook Peranakan cuisine, which fuses Chinese ingredients and cooking techniques with Malaysian and Indonesian spices for rich and bold flavors, from a private chef in Singapore. Prepare two authentic dishes, assam fishhead and ayam pongteh (a chicken stew), from scratch to enjoy afterwards, with printed recipes to take home with you.

A fusion of Malay and Chinese cuisines, Peranakan cooking is as unique as the artistic, creative culture that invented it. Get a hands-on introduction to Nyonya food as you learn to prepare two or three traditional Peranakan dishes from family recipes in a private cooking studio. The menu could run from “ngoh hiang” spring rolls or Hokkien noodles to Nyonya laksa, with vegetarian and gluten-free options available on request.