Best Public holiday activities for families Singapore

Ages: 3-18 years

Qian Hu Fish Farm, located at 71 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698950, is one of Singapore's largest ornamental fish farms, housing over 1,000 species. Families can enjoy activities such as longkang fishing, where children can catch guppies to take home, and a fish spa offering natural exfoliation. The farm also features a Fish Gallery showcasing a variety of aquatic life. Operating hours are Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and weekends and public holidays from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. A free shuttle bus service is available from Choa Chu Kang MRT Station for visitors' convenience. Remember to bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent, and dress comfortably for the open-air environment.

Ages: 1-12 years

Far East Organization Children's Garden offers interactive water play features, treehouses, and educational programs for kids. Located in Gardens by the Bay, it provides a fun and safe environment for children to explore nature and enjoy outdoor activities.

Ages: 5-18 years

An informative gallery showcasing Singapore's urban planning and development through interactive exhibits, scale models, and multimedia displays. Families can gain insights into the city's transformation and future plans, making it an educational visit for all ages.

A leading international school offering the IB curriculum on a spacious campus in the West.

Ages: 3-18 years

Let Colour Soar offers art workshops and classes designed to inspire creativity and self-expression in participants of all ages. Their programs include painting, drawing, and mixed media, providing a nurturing environment for artistic growth. With experienced instructors, they guide students in exploring various art forms and techniques.

Ages: 6-18 years

Sustainable Singapore Gallery provides an educational experience for children. Through interactive exhibits and guided tours, kids can learn about sustainability and environmental conservation. It’s a fantastic way to inspire eco-consciousness and responsibility in young minds.

Ages: 5-18 years

Explore Southeast Asia’s largest collection of modern art in a family-friendly setting. Interactive exhibits and kid-friendly activities make art appreciation fun for all ages.

Ages: 2-12 years

Global Art's Anchorpoint branch runs drawing, painting and craft classes for younger children. It sits in the mall in Bukit Merah, central Singapore. Classes suit ages 2 to 12. The focus is visual confidence and a portfolio that grows term by term.

Ages: 3-18 years

Tree Art's Bukit Panjang Campus branch runs drawing, painting and craft classes under professional guidance. It sits at its own campus in Bukit Panjang, the west, at unit 03-11/12. Classes suit ages 3 to 18. The focus is technique and a habit of finishing what they start.