Gardens by the Bay - Tickets & Visitor Information
What is Gardens by the Bay in Singapore?
- Gardens by the Bay is a nature park in the heart of Singapore, next to Marina Bay Sands.
- It's known for its giant Supertrees, which light up at night, its landscaped gardens and two large indoor climate controlled conservatories, the Flower Dome and Cloud Forest. Cloud Forest.
- The ground floor outdoor gardens are free to explore, while tickets are required for attractions such as the conservatories, OCBC Skyway and Supertree Observatory.
Quick Information
- Address: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore, 018953.
- Opening Hours: Cloud Forest & Flower Dome - Daily from 09:00 - 21:00 | Outdoor Gardens - Daily from 05:00 - 02:00
- Suggested Visit Duration: 3-4 hours if you plan to explore both conservatories and Supertree Observatory.
- Nearest MRT station: Bayfront, served by the Circle and Downtown lines.
- Gardens by the Bay Ticket Options
Is Gardens by the Bay Worth Visiting?
Gardens by the Bay is one of Singapore's most popular attractions, offering:
- Beautiful architecture and landscaped gardens.
- The ground level outdoor gardens are free to access and the indoor areas and OCBC Skyway require tickets.
- Supertree Grove is free to explore, but tickets are required for Cloud Forest and Flower Dome.
- Open during the day and evening, offering two very different experiences, with sections illuminated after dark.
- It is a family-friendly attraction.
What You Can See At Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay is divided into several areas. both indoors and outdoors, including:
- Supertree Observatory: Has giant vertical gardens that light up after dark.
- Cloud Forest: A cooled indoor conservatory with a mist-filled mountain landscape, tropical plants and a large indoor waterfall.
- Flower Dome: A glass climate controlled conservatory with plants and themed gardens from cool, dry regions such as the Mediterranean.
- Floral Fantasy: An indoor attraction with four themed gardens and colourful floral displays.
- OCBC Skyway and Supertree Observatory: Elevated viewpoints overlooking the gardens and Marina Bay.
- Outdoor Gardens: Walking paths, landscaped areas, sculptures, Dragonfly Lake and Kingfisher Lake.
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About Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the Bay covers both indoor and outdoor spaces, including the following:
- Supertree Observatory - The Supertrees are one of the most recognisable features of Gardens by the Bay. The giant vertical gardens range from 25 to 50 metres tall and are fitted with sustainable technology, including solar panels and rainwater collection systems. One of the tallest Supertrees houses the Supertree Observatory, while the OCBC Skyway connects two of the Supertrees 22 metres above the ground. The supertrees are home to over 150,000 plants from over 200 different species.
- Flower Dome and Cloud Forest - Two huge glass conservatories that house a variety of more than 2,000 different plant species from around the world. The Flower Dome is temperature controlled and replicates different environments including the cool-dry climate of Mediterranean with olive groves of Spain, an Australian Garden section, a South African Garden section and a South American Garden section. The Cloud Forest simulates a misty mountain environment, and has an indoor waterfall. The area has orchids, a secret garden and hundreds of plants.
- Floral Fantasy - Made up of four themed gardens (Waltz, Dance, Float & Drift) sitting at a regulated temperature of between 23ºC – 25ºC and where you can see thousands of colourful flowers along with wildlife.
- Kingfisher Wetlands - A fresh water habitat that's home to a variety of birds, fish, insects and other aquatic plants.
- Children's Garden - The Children’s Garden has interactive exhibits, water play areas, and educational activities focused on plant life and sustainability.