From its bustling shops to its lush green spaces, it’s no wonder Singapore is a popular tourist destination. With a host of horticultural and architectural spaces, this city-state is a truly special destination — especially for those who love photography and are avid social media users. The below list includes ten of the best Singapore Instagram spots, so if ever you find yourself in this picturesque part of the world, you can be sure to pay them a visit.

Gardens By The Bay

Gardens By The Bay should be just about top of your list when you’re looking for photogenic places in Singapore. From the iconic and imposing structures on Supertree Grove to Cloud Forest Dome, where you’ll find the world’s tallest waterfall, there’s no shortage of incredible sights to see in this part of the city. Learn about the plant kingdom in this national garden from a new and exciting perspective and snap a few shots along the way.

Singapore Flyer

While there may be many observation wheels all around the world, the Singapore Flyer certainly stands out. As Asia’slargest Ferris wheel, both the views of and the viewsfrom are among the best in Singapore. With a few shots of Changi Airport, Sentosa Island and even parts of Malaysia and Indonesia, the Singapore Flyer is one of the best places to take photosin Singapore.

Siloso Beach 

If a trip to the beach is on your agenda when you head to Singapore, Siloso provides an excellent opportunity to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city itself and get some photos on the golden sands of Sentosa Island. With beautiful blue water and classic beachy palm trees, this beach is ideal forsnapping Instagram photos.

Fort Siloso

While you’re on Sentosa Island, it would be remiss not to make a trip to Fort Siloso. This historic site is accessible by a scenic treetop Skywalk trail that is every bit as picturesque as the actual landmark. As Singapore’s only wellpreserved coastal fortserving as part of the country’s defences, you’re sure to find military paraphernalia throughout the fort itself to provide your camera reel with a welcome point of difference.

The Merlion

The Merlion is one of the most Instagrammable places in Singapore, and a photo in front of it during a trip to the island city-state is certainly one for the bucket list. Located just alongside Singapore’s Central Business District, the statue with a head of a lion and a body of a fish has been a feature of the city since it was completed back in 1972. Symbolising Singapore’s humble beginnings as a fishing village, the Merlion statue is a must-see.

Clarke Quay

Clarke Quay was once recognised asthe centre of commerce in Singapore, but nowadays, it serves as a hub for dining and entertainment. At night, treat yourself to delicious Thai food at one of the restaurants and during the day, the line of multi-coloured buildings sitting alongside the river is a greatspot for a picture and retail shopping.

Fort Canning Staircase

You may need to wait to get a shot at the Fort Canning Staircase, one of the best places to take photos in Singapore. Situated at the northern end of Fort Canning Park, this winding outdoor staircase provides a picturesque scene for what may be one of your favourite photos of your trip. Snap a shot from the bottom of the staircase looking up to capture the thin and windy staircase against the backdrop of an almost holy tree towering above. 

National Gallery Singapore

While there are many national galleries worth visiting throughout the world, Singapore’s, which is home to over 9,000 works of art,should definitely be on your list. With so many different pieces of art housed in the two buildings that make up the National Gallery, there is no shortage of photo opportunities here.

Rain Vortex at Changi Airport

Yes, that’s right — the airport. Changi Airport is certainly a site to see, and the Rain Vortex there is a surprise addition to the list of Singapore Instagram spots. Thisincredible feature isthe tallest indoor waterfall in the world — giving you an opportunity to upload an incredible picture to yoursocial media. During the day, the waterfall islit up by natural light beaming in from the skylight ceiling and at night, it’s tainted by colourful lights, giving you plenty of opportunity to take a one-of-a-kind photo.

Colourful House of Tan Teng Niah

This is exactly what it sounds like. Built in 1900, the Colourful House of Tan Teng Niah is one of the most picturesque dwellings in Singapore. Not only isthislocation a wonderful backdrop for your next brightest Instagram picture but it’s also a historic colonial-style Chinese villa and a national heritage landmark — a snapshot of Singaporean history and culture.