1. Marina South Pier
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You know you’re at the right place to unwind when you see the string of cars parked at the roadside. Many late-night goers can be seen chilling with their decathlon chairs and portable BBQ kit. Witness the alluring nightlights from the Singapore Flyer and Marina Bay Sands (MBS) decorating the somber night sky as you immerse yourself in conversations with your closed ones.
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The view of this place in the wee hours of the night is something to be experienced! So what are you waiting for?
2. Yishun Dam
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The stereotype that lives within the borders of Yishun is that it is known for all the peculiar shenanigans. In contrast to the strange occurrence in the neighborhood, Yishun too has veiled places, waiting to be discovered. Unknown to many, Yishun Dam is one of the hidden gems that can be found in the Northern side of Singapore. A short distance away from Seletar Airport (The Oval), this barrier serves as a bridge for commute linking Seletar and Yishun. Easily accessible by car, Yishun Dam has never failed to attract late-night goers to this area.
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With its scenic view of the horizon during sunrise and sunset hours, it is no doubt that this is a popular destination for many.
Let’s end the night off with a joke, shall we?
What did the fish say when it hit the wall? Oh Dam. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!
3. The Grandstand
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The Grandstand was built in 1933 to serve as a commercial lifestyle hub, hidden away in the sparsely occupied land off Bukit Timah Road. In the past, spectators were given a grand view from the bleachers of the racecourses held at this site.
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Now, Grandstand consist of a basic range of retail shops, and plenty of dining options. For football enthusiasts, futsal can be found nearby the compound where you can have a kickabout with your football kakis even during the wee hours of the night.
Many are unaware that the Grandstand does welcome people past midnight. What better way to end the night after some tiring futsal? Bring your other friends along to chill at this nightspot. Along with the extension of nature in the background, it is a perfect bridge of the past and present for friends to create new memories or reminisce the past.
4. Marina Barage Carpark
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Ever fancied the sound of waves crashing against the shore? The smell of seawater accompanied by the wind breezing through your face at night?
Many are fond of Marina Barrage, where you can have a picnic, fly kites or just merely have a good conversation on the patches of grass with a view of Marina Bay Sands (MBS) from afar. The carpark entrance of Marina Barrage can be a hidden gem for explorers of the night.
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Have your portable chairs and portable BBQ pit ready to enjoy the outdoor ambiance along with good food and company.
Consider yourself lucky if you see a string of luxurious cars parked here. As it is a popular destination for many cars and bikes enthusiast, many photoshoots are held here.
Visit here late at night if you prefer a quiet and serene environment as it is usually packed with families and children early in the day.
5. 100 AM Park/Tras Link Park
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Ever need a space to unwind in the central area? A nightspot to relax after a long hectic day at work?
Consider yourself lucky if you’re working within the vicinity of Tanjong Pagar. Near the 100am Mall lies a beautiful, welcoming green space for you to take a break from your busy schedule - Tras Link Park.
Here, you can destress while having your lunch or dinner on the 4-seater swings and benches. A mat laid upon the freshly cut grass would definitely complement your meal too. Or take a sip of your to-go Coffee and seek shelter underneath the trees.
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Perhaps you could end the night off with a stroll around the park while you let the food digest. Tras Link Park is a decent nightspot to chill with friends or whenever you need to take a pause from the frantic working schedule.
6. Upper Thompson
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Located directly beside Mandai Road, the easiest access to this area is via a personal vehicle. For those who are not a fan of being in the dark, do bring a handy torchlight as it can get pitch black during nightfall.
There are parking spaces aplenty by the roadside, so it should not be a worry at all.
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There are benches and seats facing the waters available if you prefer to engage in insightful conversations in an open space. Small gazebos - able to fit 4-6 people, are also made available.
7. The Oval
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Do you miss being in an airplane, anxiously waiting for it to take flight? Flying to your dream destinations while putting all your worries behind. Do you long for it?
Especially during this pandemic where our choices are limited, what are the best alternatives? At The Oval off Seletar Airport, you can enjoy the view of a variety of planes ranging from commercial and private jet planes which is something you don’t often come across at mainstream airports. Though they are usually grounded at respective parking spaces, consider yourself lucky if you’re able to witness these planes arriving and departing off Singapore.
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Especially at a time when we are replacing overseas vacations with local adventures, this is the best alternative place for a short getaway from the bustling life in Singapore. Enjoy the fresh air as you take a stroll on the pathways near the airport and let the view of the planes clear your mind while your worries take flight. We would recommend you to visit The Oval at night where you’ll be able to immerse yourself in this breathtaking view along with good company.
As you explore the vicinity, there is a distinct cluster of white colonial bungalows which were initially used to house the British Royal Air Force back in the 1900s. Not limited to any age groups, this is also a family destination to unwind as there is an array of restaurants catered to serve families.
Unlike many other parks in Singapore, this is a tough destination to get by if you have no vehicle. Fret not, we’ve got you covered. Though this hidden gem is most accessible by car or taxi, you could still take public transport here should you wish to experience this beautiful locale filled with flora and fauna along with a rendition of the past and future.
8. Skyville @ Dawson
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Queenstown – one of Singapore’s mature estates, is shone with a glimmer of life with the introduction of Skyville @ Dawson. Soaring 47 storeys surpassing any infrastructure surrounding its neighborhood, Skyville @ Dawson can be deemed as the heart of Sleepy Queenstown.
This tower is the perfect symbolization of bridging the past and present. As the name suggests, it is a village built up in the skies of cloudy Singapore encapsulating the same directives of fostering communal living, greenery, and a happy home
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Not known to many, visitors are able to unwind atop the roof garden. Benches are available for visitors to have meals while enjoying the view. Be here in the morning, afternoon or late at night, you won’t be disappointed. Don’t forget to take some pictures while you’re at it!
9. Tanjung Rhu Promenade
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The name of this neighborhood was inspired by the geographical location of where it is situated. In the 90s, Tanjong Rhu used to be an industrial area for shipyards. “Tanjong” which is directly translated to “the end of the land” in Malay and “Rhu” is the informal term used to describe the Casuarina trees that grew in the area in the early days. Hence, Tanjong Rhu is described as the place where ships dock and are greeted with the nature-loving Casuarina trees. What’s left of it now can still be admired with the representation of the lone lookout tower overlooking the small water passage into Tanjong Rhu.
Tanjong Rhu Promenade is also an intersection point for a variety of sporting and recreational activities. This is great for those who are thinking of taking a stroll while enjoying the fresh air or an evening’s bike ride as the pathway will lead you to the water’s edge of Marina Reservoir and ends at Gardens by the Bay Moreover, Over-sea-ing the waters or crossing the Tanjong Rhu bridge, is the iconic National Stadium and Singapore Sports Hub which house the hopes of our Singaporean Athletes.
10. Benjamin Sheares
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Just a road down from Tanjong Rhu Promenade is where this iconic bridge is located.
The Benjamin Sheares Bridge is the longest and tallest bridge in Singapore, which forms a 1.8km long highway and stands at 20m in height. This glorious bridge spans across the Kallang Basin and the Singapore River.
Directly beneath the bridge, lies the park connector where fitness enthusiasts are able to burn some calories while enjoying the view.
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Across the bridge is where the skyline of Singapore awaits you. Filled with many high infrastructures and the buzzing life of Singaporeans, look to the left and you’ll witness the iconic wheel of Singapore, the Singapore Flyer. This panoramic view of Singapore is best witnessed at night, as you settle beneath the bridge with your closed ones accompanied by good conversations and food.
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