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Singapore
14 free audio guides

Singapore

4 parks · 2 neighborhoods · 2 museums · 1 landmark · 1 zoo

14free audio guides
28hours to see all
18km end to end
45languages, offline

Singapore has 14 free Lokali audio guides, led by Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Zoo and Gardens by the Bay. The list covers 4 parks, 2 neighborhoods and 2 museums. Visiting all 14 of them at the pace most people keep would take about 28 hours. The furthest two sit 18 km apart, so plan on public transport between the far ends.

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14 free guides

Free audio guides in Singapore

Every place below has a free audio guide in 50+ languages

Marina Bay Sands#11–2 hours · LandmarkMarina Bay Sands

An iconic three-tower hotel and shopping complex featuring a rooftop observation deck 57 storeys above Marina Bay.

Singapore Zoo#23–5 hours · ZooSingapore Zoo

One of the world's best zoological parks, housing over 2,800 animals across 26 hectares of lush grounds.

Gardens by the Bay#32–3 hours · ParkGardens by the Bay

A 101-hectare horticultural garden featuring two biodomes (Cloud Forest and Flower Dome) and the iconic Supertree Grove — 18 artificial trees up to 50 metres tall that light…

Night Safari2–3 hours · Wildlife ParkNight Safari

The world's first nocturnal zoo, featuring over 900 animals active after dark across 40 hectares.

Singapore Botanic Gardens1–2 hours · ParkSingapore Botanic Gardens

A 74-hectare UNESCO World Heritage garden established in 1859, with themed sections including a fragrant garden, Japanese garden, and lakeside walks.

Raffles Hotel45–90 min · HotelRaffles Hotel

A 142-year-old luxury hotel landmark opened in 1887, where colonial-era architecture and the Singapore Sling cocktail (invented here) define the city's heritage hospitality…

Chinatown1–2 hours · NeighborhoodChinatown

A dense historic quarter of narrow streets, traditional shophouses, temples, and food stalls that has retained its character despite modernisation.

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve1.5–2 hours · ParkBukit Timah Nature Reserve

Singapore's largest primary rainforest reserve (81 hectares) centred on Bukit Timah hill, the island's highest point at 163.6 metres.

MacRitchie Reservoir1–3 hours · ParkMacRitchie Reservoir

A 389-hectare freshwater reservoir surrounded by secondary forest in central Singapore.

National Museum of Singapore2–3 hours · MuseumNational Museum of Singapore

A comprehensive museum covering Singapore's pre-colonial, colonial, and post-independence history, with galleries spanning archaeology, natural history, and cultural…

Sri Mariamman Temple30–45 min · TempleSri Mariamman Temple

Singapore's oldest Hindu temple, built in 1827, featuring an ornate gopuram (tower) with colourful carved deities.

Little India1–2 hours · NeighborhoodLittle India

A vibrant enclave centred on Serangoon Road, with Hindu temples, spice shops, fabric stores, and street food vendors.

Sentosa Island2–4 hours · IslandSentosa Island

A resort and nature island 500 metres off the southern coast, accessible by cable car, causeway, or monorail.

ArtScience Museum1–2 hours · MuseumArtScience Museum

A unique museum on Sentosa Island exploring the intersection of art, science, and technology through rotating exhibitions and installations.

Plan your visit

Planning your time

Short on time? Sri Mariamman Temple each take under an hour. Singapore Zoo is the one to build a half-day around — allow 3–5 hours. Most guides here lean towards family and photography. Every guide is free, plays in 50+ languages and works offline once downloaded, so you can listen without roaming data.

Questions

Common questions

How many free audio guides does Lokali have for Singapore?

14. Each one is free, plays in 50+ languages and works offline once downloaded.

What are the top sights in Singapore?

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Zoo and Gardens by the Bay. The full list of 14 sights, each with its visit time and type, is on this page.

How long do you need to see Singapore?

About 28 hours to visit all 14 sights listed here at an unhurried pace. Most visitors pick three or four instead.

Do you need to pay for a guide in Singapore?

No. Every Lokali audio guide is free, with no ticket, tour group or subscription.

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