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Download the MRT Station Exits Cheat Sheet Here 5 Days in Singapore MRT Station Exits Cheat Sheet Resources: ➢ For my detailed Singapore itinerary, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/singapore-itinerary/ ➢ For the best hotels and areas to stay in Singapore, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/where-to-stay-in-singapore/ ➢ For all my Singapore articles, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/singapore/ Day 1 in Singapore No. Attractions MRT Stations References 1. Canopy Park (Located on Level 5 of Changi Station • Know more about Canopy Park and Jewel Changi Airport Jewel Changi Airport) in my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/canopy- 2. Jewel Changi Airport’s Waterfall Changi Station park-jewel-changi-airport/ • Getting to Jewel Changi Airport Guide: https://www.jewelchangiairport.com/en/getting-to- jewel.html 3. Orchard Road Orchard Station (Exit C) Day 2 in Singapore ➢ For 15 Best Things to Do in Marina Bay, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/marina-bay-things-to-do-guide/ No. Attractions MRT Stations Exits References 1. Gardens by the Bay Bayfront Station Exit B Know more about Gardens by the Bay and how to go there in my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/gardens-by-the- bay-attractions-guide/ 2. ArtScience Museum Bayfront Station Exit D Know more about ArtScience Museum and how to go there in my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/artscience- museum-future-world-review/ 3. Sands SkyPark Observation Deck Bayfront Station Exit B Know more about Sands SkyPark Observation Deck and how to go there in my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/marina-bay-sands- skypark-observation-deck-review/ 4. Spectra Light Show Bayfront Station Exit D 5. Helix Bridge Bayfront Station Exit D 6. Merlion Raffles Place Station Exit B Day 3 in Singapore ➢ For 20 Best Things to Do in Sentosa Island, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/sentosa-island-things-to-do-guide/ No. Attractions MRT Stations References 1. Universal Studios Singapore Harbourfront Station (Exit E) Know more about Universal Studios Singapore and how → VivoCity Station → to go there in my article: Resorts World Station https://preparetravelplans.com/universal-studios- singapore-rides-guide/ 2. S.E.A. Aquarium Harbourfront Station (Exit E) Know more about S.E.A. Aquarium and how to go there in → VivoCity Station → my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/sea- Resorts World Station aquarium-singapore-review-and-guide/ 3. Wings of Time Harbourfront Station (Exit E) → VivoCity Station → Beach Station 4. Skyline Luge Harbourfront Station (Exit E) → VivoCity Station → Beach Station Day 4 in Singapore 1) Little India ➢ For 11 Best Things to Do in Little India, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/little-india-singapore-things-to-do/ No. Attractions MRT Stations Exits 1. House of Tan Teng Niah Little India Station Exit E 2. Traditional Trades of Little India Little India Station Exit E 3. Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple Little India Station Exit E 4. Abdul Gafoor Mosque Rochor Station Exit B 2) Bugis ➢ For 10 Best Things to Do in Bugis, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/kampong-glam-bugis-singapore-guide/ No. Attractions MRT Stations Exits 1. Haji Lane Bugis Station Exit B 2. Arab Street Bugis Station Exit B 3. Sultan Mosque Bugis Station Exit B 4. Bugis Street Market Bugis Station Exit C 5. CHIJMES Bras Basah Station Exit B 6. Spiral Staircase Dhoby Ghaut Station Exit B 3) Chinatown ➢ For 15 Best Things to Do in Chinatown, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/chinatown-singapore-things-to-do/ No. Attractions MRT Stations Exits 1. Chinatown Street Market Chinatown Station Exit A 2. Sri Mariamman Temple Chinatown Station Exit A 3. Mural on Mohamed Ali Lane Chinatown Station Exit A 4. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Chinatown Station Exit A 4) Clarke Quay ➢ For 10 Best Things to Do in Clarke Quay, you can find out here: https://preparetravelplans.com/clarke-quay-things-to-do-guide/ No. Attractions MRT Stations Exits 1. Old Hill Street Police Station Clarke Quay Station Exit E 2. Central Fire Station Clarke Quay Station Exit E 3. Boat Quay Clarke Quay Station Exit E 4. Clarke Quay Riverside Clarke Quay Station Exit E 5. Singapore River Cruise (Jetty) Clarke Quay Station Exit E Day 5 in Singapore No. Attractions MRT Stations References 1. Singapore Botanic Botanic Gardens Station (Exit B) Gardens 2. Singapore Zoo Khatib Station (Exit A) → Take Mandai Know more about Singapore Zoo and how to go there Khatib Shuttle to Singapore Zoo in my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/singapore-zoo-guide/ 3. Night Safari Khatib Station (Exit A) → Take Mandai Know more about Night Safari and how to go there in Khatib Shuttle to Night Safari my article: https://preparetravelplans.com/night- safari-singapore-guide/ .
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