If you only have one day in Singapore, ⛲️here is a list of all the must see attractions for Singapore travel

If you want to check in Singapore's classic attractions in one day, just copy my route below!

🚇Transportation:
Singapore subway can be directly swiped by credit card, super convenient!

🗺️Route: Changi Airport→Raffles Hotel→Cheese Square→St. Andrew's Church→National Gallery→Old Jubilee Street Police Station→Merlion Park→Marina Bay Gardens

📷Airport:
1. Changi Airport
The waterfall is located at Jewel in T1. Friends in T2/T3 can take Skyline or walk there. The photo of the train and the waterfall can be taken on the third floor. Jewel is very easy to take pictures. It looks good from any angle!

2. Raffles Hotel Blue Fountain
The hotel's outdoor afternoon tea place is free to enter depending on the situation

3. Cheese Square
The square is not big, the scenery is easy to find, and the church is inside through the corridor

4. St. Andrew's Church
The pure white church looks good no matter how you take pictures. When taking pictures in the morning, I happened to meet the newlyweds holding a wedding.

5. National Gallery
A scenic spot that can be photographed without buying a ticket. The gallery is divided into two parts, one part requires a ticket and the other part is free.

6. Old Jubilee Street Police Station
The night view is also different in beauty. The lights are turned on at night! The colored windows are very beautiful. It is more photogenic to take pictures in front of River Valley Rd.

7. Merlion Park
There are too many people over there at the landmark building! Walk a little further to Clifford Pier and you can take pictures of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel opposite.

8. Gardens by the Bay
Both the daytime and night views are very beautiful. You can go there in the evening and stay until night to watch the light show. Picture 8 is on the second-floor building next to the Sky Tree. Picture 9 is directly standing under the tree and shooting from the bottom up. The overhead looks like a blooming firework effect.