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The Singapore Botanic Gardens is offering opportunities to come and carry out short-term study visits with our staff to explore our research, horticulture work, botanic gardens management, educational outreach and visitor management.
- Maps & Brochures
We have a range of trails that you can refer to if you wish...
- Shop & Dine
Dining: Opening Hours: Contact: Au Balcon at The Garage :...
- Education
Organise a Self-led Group Visit to the Gardens. To organise...
- Events
Founded in 1859, the Singapore Botanic Gardens showcases the...
- Our Gardens
Situated just five minutes away from bustling Orchard Road,...
- Visit Us
The Gardens is free entry for everyone and we are open daily...
- Research
The Research and Conservation branch of Singapore Botanic...
- Contact
Singapore Botanic Gardens . 1 Cluny Road Singapore 259 569....
- Maps & Brochures
Learn about the opening hours, admission charges, parking and transport options for the Gardens. Explore the various attractions, such as the National Orchid Garden, the Heritage Museum and the Rain Forest.
Singapore Botanic Gardens is the first tropical, and only the third botanic gardens on the UNESCO World Heritage listing. The honour was widely noted as a fitting tribute to the nation's 50th year of independence.
- SBG Heritage Museum. Free engaging exhibits & interactive displays. Image credit: Zhou Dong via Google Maps. The Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Museum recently reopened in June 2023 after being closed for 3 months.
- COMO Adventure Grove. Playground with giant fruit sculptures. Good news for all parents out there, here’s a spot to bring your little ones – COMO Adventure Grove, a part of the semi-recent Gallop Extension.
- Forest Discovery Centre. Educational gallery in a colonial bungalow. Image credit: @lawchang68 via Instagram. Another interesting spot to visit in the park is the Forest Discovery Centre.
- National Orchid Garden. World’s largest orchid display. Yellow orchids line the underside of each arch. Image credit: @manonlucci via Instagram. The National Orchid Garden is the only paid attraction in the park but you can consider the nominal fee money well spent.
We have a range of trails that you can refer to if you wish to explore the Gardens. Ranging from 40 to 90 minutes in duration, there should be one that suits your needs. These trail guides (PDF files) can be accessed through your smartphone or tablet. 1. Map of Singapore Botanic Gardens (3MB JPEG) 2.
Learn how the Singapore Botanic Gardens became the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in Singapore in 2015, and what makes it a site of outstanding universal value. Explore its history, research, layout and attractions at sbg.org.sg.
Learn about the country's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and its fascinating history, from colonial times to today. Discover the best attractions, from orchids and palms to lakes and forests, and get tips on what to see, do and eat at the Gardens.
