Western Singapore is the country’s largest region, encompassing Jurong Island, multiple natural attractions and a range of diverse towns and neighbourhoods. You can discover Singapore’s rich war and maritime history, get up close to native wildlife and embrace luxury at country clubs while exploring Western Singapore.
Things to do in West Region Singapore
Hang out around Jurong Lake, where the tranquil Chinese Garden provides scenic walking paths and bridges to traditional pagodas and manicured gardens. Here you’ll find The Live Turtle & Tortoise Museum, which features fascinating displays on these native animals, along with priceless turtle exhibits in the museum. Don’t forget to visit the nearby Japanese Garden, home to traditional Japanese landscaping, bridges, architecture and a peaceful pond.
Are you interested in Singapore’s war history? Head over to the Singapore Discovery Centre, which has interactive exhibits on the country’s past and future, including quizzes, aircraft displays and a children’s playground. It’s next door to the Army Museum of Singapore, where you can see decommissioned war vehicles and test your military skills on interactive games.
Those looking for active experiences should visit Raffles Country Club to tee off on one of two 18-hole championship courses, play on the squash or tennis courts and swim laps in the pool. Just across the road, you can take a tour of the Tiger Brewery, which includes an immersive 45-minute journey through the brewing process and free beer tastings.
Exploring Western Singapore also gives you convenient access to Malaysia via the Second Link Expressway. You can easily drive across the border to visit LEGOLAND Malaysia for thrill rides and family-friendly shows or enjoy an unforgettable seafood dinner at Pendas Floating Restaurant.
Getting around West Region Singapore
Western Singapore is serviced by multiple MRT stations on the East West and Circle lines, along with numerous public bus terminals. You can also hire a car or catch a taxi to get around.