Singapore

Singapore's most iconic building — three 55-storey towers topped by the SkyPark infinity pool. 2,561 rooms, 161,000 sq ft gaming, ArtScience Museum & celebrity-chef restaurants. Las Vegas Sands' 2010 landmark.

Sentosa Island's integrated entertainment mega-resort — 1,800 rooms across six hotels, 162,000 sq ft casino, Universal Studios Singapore, S.E.A. Aquarium & Adventure Cove Waterpark. Genting Singapore, 2010.

Marquee Singapore

Marina Bay Sands

Marquee Singapore is Asia's most spectacular nightclub — a 2,000-capacity venue inside Marina Bay Sands with an 8-story indoor ferris wheel, multiple floors, and the same production values as its Las Vegas sister club, presenting the world's top DJs for Singapore's ultra-luxury tourism market. The club's position inside the world's most famous integrated resort, combined with its extraordinary architectural ambition (the ferris wheel cost tens of millions to install), makes it the most-photographed nightclub interior in Asia.

1-Altitude Singapore Rooftop Bar Club

Raffles Place Singapore CBD

1-Altitude is Singapore's highest outdoor club and bar, perched on the 63rd floor of One Raffles Place with 360-degree panoramic views of the city skyline and Marina Bay. The rooftop venue offers an unparalleled Singapore nightlife experience and frequently appears on lists of the world's best rooftop bars.

Tuff Club Singapore Underground Techno

Geylang Singapore

Tuff Club is Singapore's most important underground electronic music club, championing techno and experimental electronic music in a city better known for mainstream nightlife. The intimate venue has cultivated a devoted following among Singapore's discerning electronic music community.

Avalon Singapore Marina Bay Sands Club

Marina Bay Singapore

Avalon at Marina Bay Sands was Singapore's most spectacular nightclub, a glass-enclosed venue with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Marina Bay and the Singapore skyline. The club's extraordinary setting within the world's most recognizable resort has made Marina Bay Sands Singapore's premier nightlife destination.

Kilo Lounge Singapore Keong Saik Club

Keong Saik Singapore Chinatown

Kilo Lounge is one of Singapore's most creative independent nightlife venues, a warehouse-style space known for its innovative programming of electronic music and its community-focused approach to nightlife. The venue reflects Singapore's growing underground music scene and its talented pool of local DJs and promoters.

Cé La Vi Singapore Nightclub SkyBar

Marina Bay Sands Singapore

Cé La Vi Singapore sits atop Marina Bay Sands' Tower 3 at 57 floors, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Singapore skyline alongside Asia's most celebrated rooftop nightclub experience. The venue has become one of Asia's most photographed nightlife destinations, regularly hosting international DJ performances.

National Stadium Singapore Sports Hub

Kallang

Singapore Sports Hub is Southeast Asia's most complete sports and entertainment complex — a 55,000-capacity National Stadium (the world's largest dome) surrounded by an indoor stadium, aquatic centre, and retail complex on the Kallang waterfront. As Singapore's primary venue for international concerts and sporting events, the Sports Hub has hosted Taylor Swift's sold-out Eras Tour (six consecutive nights), major K-pop concerts, and international football matches for a city-state that despite its small geographic size operates as a regional entertainment capital for 600 million Southeast Asians.

Esplanade Theatres on the Bay

Marina Bay

Esplanade Theatres on the Bay is Singapore's premier performing arts center — a 1,600-seat Concert Hall and 2,000-seat Lyric Theatre in the distinctive durian-shaped building on Marina Bay that presents the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Broadway touring productions, and international arts programming for the island-state's sophisticated arts market. Singapore's investment in world-class arts infrastructure, combined with its position as Southeast Asia's most affluent and cosmopolitan city, has made Esplanade one of the most active performing arts centers in the Asia-Pacific region.

Sands Theatre Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands

Sands Theatre is Singapore's premier showroom for Broadway and large-scale theatrical productions — a 2,000-capacity purpose-built theater inside Marina Bay Sands that has hosted the Singapore runs of The Lion King, Wicked, and every major Broadway and West End touring production visiting Southeast Asia. As the region's most technologically equipped theater and the anchor of Asia's most ambitious entertainment resort, Sands Theatre has positioned Singapore as the Broadway touring hub for all of Southeast Asia.

Singapore National Stadium Sports Hub

Kallang Singapore

Singapore National Stadium at the Sports Hub is one of the world's most technologically advanced multi-purpose stadiums, with a retractable roof and a capacity of 55,000 that makes it Singapore's largest venue for concerts and sporting events. The stadium's innovative Teflon-coated ETFE roof is the largest of its kind in the world.

Victoria Concert Hall Singapore Heritage Arts

Empress Place Singapore CBD

Victoria Concert Hall is Singapore's oldest and most historic performance venue, a 900-seat hall built in 1905 adjacent to the Victoria Theatre that served as Singapore's premier concert destination for over a century. Following a $158 million restoration, the home of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra has regained its status as one of Asia's finest small concert halls.

Marina Bay Sands SkyPark

Marina Bay

Marina Bay Sands is the most iconic entertainment complex in Asia — a three-tower integrated resort crowned by a 340-metre rooftop infinity pool and SkyPark that houses the world-famous ArtScience Museum, multiple celebrity-chef restaurants, the Sands Theatre (2,000 seats), the Grand Theatre (4,000 seats), a casino, and the Marquee Singapore superclub. The resort's extraordinary architecture and comprehensive entertainment offering have made it the defining symbol of Singapore's transformation into a global luxury tourism and entertainment capital, drawing 45 million visitors annually.