Water playgrounds are aplenty in Singapore. Here are water playgrounds in the north of Singapore.

Asian Civilisations Museum ACM focuses on the many historical connections between the cultures of Asia, and between Asia and the world.

Stop here for an up-close look at over 200 artefacts donated by residents in Chinatown, which will give you a glimpse into the way of life of the early immigrants.

Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall traces Dr Sun's revolutionary activities in the Southeast Asian region and the impact of the 1911 Chinese Revolution on Singapore.

Skyline Luge is a fun-filled adventure activity suitable for riders of all ages and experience levels.

Many of the collections displayed in the museum were carefully curated to show the unique and intricate details put into toy designs over the years.

Gardens by the Bay is a showcase of horticulture and garden artistry that will bring the world of plants to Singapore.

Fort Siloso is a historical attraction being the only preserved coastal fort in Singapore with a rich memorabilia of WWII-era coastal guns.

Tokyo may be a cosmopolitan hub abuzz with fashion and fancy eats, but it also has many kid-friendly sights to see!

So Gelam Market is a fun marketplace that provides a place for both locals and tourists to unwind every last weekend of the month.