Zero Latency

Ready yourself for the virtual adventure of a lifetime at Singapore’s biggest virtual reality arena, Zero Latency. Sprawling over 2,00 square metres, you’ll have a wide zone to move around and explore during your VR adventure.

Pick from four games—ranging from zombie to space themes—each providing out of this world fun and action. Challenge how you and your significant other team up to battle against nefarious foes in a fully immersive environment.

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Telok Ayer Green

Get up close and personal to nature—and culture—as you explore off-the-beaten track paths right in the heart of Singapore’s CBD. Go on a walk on the Pioneers Trail, which takes you from Telok Ayer Green to Ann Siang Hill. As you do so, you’ll gain fresh insights into the lives of Singapore’s early immigrants as you stroll through brightly coloured pre-war shophouses, storied temples and a quaint old well. 

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Civic District Tree Trail

The Singapore Civic District is known for its buildings, memorials and parks of historical interest. Meander through the 3-km Civic District Tree Trail, starting from the kush rain trees in front of the Istana. Along the way, you’ll encounter a pleasurable mix of conserved buildings interspersed with many majestic and towering trees. Some of these heritage trees have stood tall for several generations. Keep an eye out for the beautiful Tamarind tree at the Waterboat House Garden before ending your urban trek at a grove of Singapore White Frangipanis clustered around the Raffles Landing Site along the Singapore River. 

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Fort Canning Park

Spice up your day with a visit to Fort Canning Park’s Spice Garden Trail—an urban sanctuary of aromatic tropical herbs and spice plants. The park began almost two centuries ago as a botanical and experimental garden in 1822 before it morphed into its present identity. Along the way, stop to admire historical landmarks like a nine-pound cannon and the mystical Keramat, a 14th-century shrine of Javanese origin.

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Singapore Botanic Gardens

Love all things green and gorgeous? Head to the brand new Gallop Extension of the Singapore Botanic Gardens and learn skills in identifying forest wildlife, such as butterflies, birds and dragonflies. The eight-hectare extension features a nature-themed adventure playground, two conserved black-and white bungalows housing exhibits of the country’s forest ecosystems, as well as carefully curated displays of botanical art.

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STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery

Dive into non-conformist art forms at the STPI Creative Workshop and Gallery, where non-conventional artworks are appreciated. Focused on print and paper mediums, the gallery is a strong advocate of artistic experimentation, and boasts contemporary artworks of local and regional artists such as Amanda Heng, Eko Nugroho, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Russel Wong, Hong Zhu An and Goh Beng Kwan.  

At STPI’s creative workshop, resident artists both local and international challenge conventions in art with pieces derived from lithography, etching, screenprint, papermaking and relief print.

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Singapore Chinese Opera Museum

Curious to know how Chinese opera first emerged in Singapore? Head to the Singapore Chinese Opera Museum! Tucked away in Kampong Glam, you can gawk at the boutique museum’s diverse range of Chinese opera styles, costumes and props.

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Singapore Musical Box Museum

Likely a throwback to your childhood, musical boxes of all shapes, sizes and melodies take centre stage at the Singapore Musical Box Museum. Centuries and decades-old musical boxes are on display—each showcasing the stunning craftsmanship of yesteryears. Learn how musical boxes gained in popularity throughout the years, and how Singapore played an instrumental role (pardon the pun) in bringing musical boxes to Southeast Asia in the 19th and 20th centuries.

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The Cathay Gallery

Calling all movie lovers! Travel back in time as you peruse movie memorabilia at The Cathay Gallery. Antique cinema chairs, cameras and film projectors occupy prime spots in the gallery.

The gallery’s nostalgic highlight? Vintage movie posters of iconic movies like Lawrence of Arabia, Sound of Music and The Jungle Book. While there, be sure to check out the black-and-white trailer of the Cathay-produced horror movie, Pontianak, made in 1957.

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Clarke Quay

If you are up for evening drinks, Clarke Quay is the place to go. Set in front of the Singapore River with the towering city skyscrapers framing its back, it paints a picturesque sight at night, illuminated by resplendent colours. Bars and restaurants line the popular nightlife precinct, offering alfresco dining, drinks, and music you can groove to.

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Unleash your inner foodie when you visit Club Street. From Japanese to Indonesian, Middle-Eastern to Western, some of the city’s culinary best line the streets here. One of the places to try here is IZY Fook, ranked as one of Singapore’s top restaurants. This modern izakaya blows your mind away with its reinvented Japanese cuisine—its Wagyu tomato sukiyaki is a must-try.

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For a night experience that is a little more intimate, head to the tranquil riverside neighbourhood of Robertson Quay. Cafes, bars and restaurants dot the area, with a calmer Singapore River flowing by its side. Fancy some Mexican cuisine? Check out Super Loco’s extensive selection of Latin American street bites, tacos and plated dishes.

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Gardens By The Bay

Night activities do not always involve eating and drinking. Stroll through Gardens by the Bay in the evening to see the gardens’ 50-metre futuristic “trees” come alive. Illuminating the night sky at 8pm each night, they cast a magical glow, transporting you and your loved one to an otherworldly landscape.

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Let the Pan Pacific Hotels Group of hotels and serviced suites be your love nest during your romantic staycation. With all of our establishments located around the central part of Singapore, your dreamy getaway is made all the more convenient and satisfying. Book a room and rest each night in style and comfort as you wind down with your significant other.