Singapore

Singapore 10-day itinerary

10 days in Singapore on foot. The plan moves through City, City, City, starting with Herbs and Spices, Jelutong Tower, Police Heritage Centre. No car.
Best for
First-time visitors who want a full Singapore trip with day trips.
Pace
Seven walking days, two day trips, and one slower day.
Base
City
Estimated budget
$800–$2,800

Day-by-day plan

Follow the stops in order. Walk times are estimates between nearby places.

  1. Day 1

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at Herbs and Spices, then Jelutong Tower and Police Heritage Centre. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      Herbs and Spices

      Tourism: attraction.

    2. Stop 2 · 48 min walk

      Jelutong Tower

      Tourism: viewpoint.

    3. Stop 3 · 70 min walk

      Police Heritage Centre

      Tourism: museum.

    Eat · Pearl of India: Pearl of India listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

    Browse Singapore tours
  2. Day 2

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at Temple, then Barker Road Methodist Church and Holy Well. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      Temple

      Temple on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    2. Stop 2 · 63 min walk

      Barker Road Methodist Church

      Barker Road Methodist Church on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    3. Stop 3 · 53 min walk

      Holy Well

      Holy Well on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    Eat · Roia: Roia listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  3. Day 3

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at Pump House, then Primary Rainforest Urban Walk and Bethlehem Bible Presbyterian Church. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      Pump House

      Historic: ruins.

    2. Stop 2 · 54 min walk

      Primary Rainforest Urban Walk

      Tourism: attraction.

    3. Stop 3 · 17 min walk

      Bethlehem Bible Presbyterian Church

      Bethlehem Bible Presbyterian Church on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    Eat · Grill & Pasta: Low cost and good grill & pasta Cuisine: Western/Italian.

  4. Day 4

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at St. Pius X Priory, then Chancery Lane Pill Box and Salem Chapel. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      St. Pius X Priory

      St. Pius X Priory on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    2. Stop 2 · 50 min walk

      Chancery Lane Pill Box

      Tourism: attraction.

    3. Stop 3 · 85 min walk

      Salem Chapel

      Salem Chapel on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    Eat · Empress Road Food Centre: Cuisine: chinese;indian;wings;western;coffee_shop;regional;asian;noodle;indonesian;malaysian.

  5. Day 5

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church, then Taylors Arts Studio and Syonan Jinja. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church

      Ang Mo Kio Methodist Church on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    2. Stop 2 · 22 min walk

      Taylors Arts Studio

      Taylors Arts Studio on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    3. Stop 3 · 32 min walk

      Syonan Jinja

      Shinto shrine in Singapore

    Eat · Pines Cafe: Pines Cafe listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  6. Day 6

    City

    Walk City in Singapore. Start at Ruins, then HSBC TreeTop Walk and Merlion Guardian Statue. Stay on foot.

    1. Stop 1

      Ruins

      Tourism: attraction.

    2. Stop 2 · 18 min walk

      HSBC TreeTop Walk

      Tourism: viewpoint.

    3. Stop 3 · 44 min walk

      Merlion Guardian Statue

      Historic: memorial.

    Eat · Foods Treasure: Cuisine: chinese.

  7. Day 7

    Day trip toward Southeast Asia

    Leave Singapore for the day. Come back to the same bed.

    1. Stop 1

      Southeast Asia

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Check the regional train or bus the night before.

    2. Stop 2

      Bangkok

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Check the regional train or bus the night before.

    3. Stop 3

      Phuket

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Check the regional train or bus the night before.

    Eat · Pack snacks from town. Do not count on a full menu at a small station.

    Browse Southeast Asia day trips
  8. Day 8

    Day trip toward Bangkok

    A second day outside Singapore. Keep the same hotel base.

    1. Stop 1

      Bangkok

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Book the earliest practical train or bus.

    2. Stop 2

      Phuket

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Book the earliest practical train or bus.

    3. Stop 3

      Angkor Wat

      Listed as a next stop from Singapore. Book the earliest practical train or bus.

    Eat · Eat near the station before you leave. Plan dinner back in Singapore.

    Browse Bangkok day trips
  9. Day 9

    Do one thing slowly

    No new neighborhood. Use the spare day on a single activity.

    1. Stop 1

      Repeat a street you liked

      Walk the first day again without tickets. Singapore reads better the second time.

    Eat · Go back to a place that already worked.

  10. Day 10

    City

    Keep Singapore on foot. No new tickets required.

    1. Stop 1

      St. Pius X Priory

      St. Pius X Priory on OpenStreetMap within walking or short-transit range.

    Eat · Eat near the hotel.

Where to stay

Sleep near the walking base. Pick an area, then search hotels by neighborhood.

  • The centre

    First-time visitors

    Stay inside walking range of the first-day stops in Singapore.

Full where-to-stay guide →

Things to book

Tours and tickets that match this plan. Book anything that needs timed entry.

Budget

Rough mid-range spend for 10 days in Singapore, excluding long-haul flights. Hotel nights drive most of the range.

  • Budget: about $800 (hostel/budget hotel, transit, street food)
  • Mid-range: about $1,400 (3★ hotel, sit-down meals, a tour or two)
  • Comfort: about $2,800 (nicer hotel, taxis, paid attractions)

Trip budget calculator →

Transportation

Get in

All visitors to Singapore must have a passport that is valid for at least 6 months from their date of arrival. Citizens of Australia, the European Union, New Zealand, Norway, Japan, South Korea, Switzerland the United Kingdom and the United States do not need a visa for stays of 90 days or less. Holders of a valid APEC Business Travel Card (ABTC) may visit Singapore for up to 60 days without a visa. Citizens of most other countries can stay without a visa for 30 days or less, so that's the case if your country is not named here.

Get around

thumb|upright=1.5|Geographic map of MRT lines in the city centre Getting around Singapore is easy: the public transport network is extremely easy to use, affordable, and covers populated areas extensively. Furthermore, taxis/rideshares are reasonably priced and easy to hail via apps. CityMapper, Google Maps, and Apple Maps are all capable of figuring out the fastest route by rail and bus and even estimating taxi/rideshare fares between any two points. Fares are charged based on distance and mode of transport.

Where to eat

Simple meal ideas near the day’s walking route.

  • Pearl of India

    Pearl of India listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  • Roia

    Roia listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  • Grill & Pasta

    Low cost and good grill & pasta Cuisine: Western/Italian.

  • Empress Road Food Centre

    Cuisine: chinese;indian;wings;western;coffee_shop;regional;asian;noodle;indonesian;malaysian.

  • Pines Cafe

    Pines Cafe listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  • Foods Treasure

    Cuisine: chinese.

  • Lorong 4 Blk 93 Market and Hawker Centre

    Lorong 4 Blk 93 Market and Hawker Centre listed on OpenStreetMap near the walking centre.

  • Casuarina Curry

    Cuisine: indian.

Before you go

Questions

Do I need a car in Singapore?
No for this plan. The days stay inside walking range, then local transit to SIN. thumb|upright=1.5|Geographic map of MRT lines in the city centre Getting around Singapore is easy: the public transport network is extremely easy to use, affordable, and covers populated areas extensively. Furthermore, taxis/rideshares are reasonably priced and easy to hail via apps. CityMapper, Google Maps, and Apple Maps are all capable of figuring out the fastest route by rail and bus and even estimating taxi/rideshare fares between any two points. Fares are charged based on distance and mode of transport.
Is 10 days enough?
Yes if you want Singapore plus day trips. Use the 5-day plan if you will stay in town.
Where should I stay?
Base near City so the first walking day starts at the hotel. Hotel Royal is a listed option, not a ranking.
Where do I eat?
Each day names one sit-down stop. Pearl of India is on the list. Keep the rest as bakeries and market counters.

Other Singapore trip lengths

Daily stops compiled from Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, and OpenTripMap. Updated 2026-08-25. Edited by Lina Varela.