Arts, Cultures & Activities

Explore and discover the hidden gems at Tanjong Pagar, within walking distance from Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore.

Visit the heritage-rich cultural sites and enjoy a taste of local with our recommended eats!

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At Dao by Dorsett Singapore, we have several fitness ventures for you to stay active – The Outdoor Infinity Pool & Fitness Centre.

Our outdoor infinity pool is located at level 7 with an astonishing scenic view of the central business district. The pool is also spacious for your daily swimming lap routines.

Our fitness centre is located at level 7, just next to the outdoor infinity pool, well equipped with cardio and strength equipment.

Here at Dao by Dorsett AMTD Singapore, we have mapped out a suitable and custom-fit cycling and jogging route just for you to explore while staying with us.

If you are a huge fan of jogs and bike-riding around the city, be sure to check this out!

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The free-fall experience for thrill seekers

If you are looking for an adventurous skydiving experience, iFly Singapore is one place to check out! Located in Sentosa, iFly offers you a chance to ‘fly’ in the world’s first themed wind tunnel just like the experience of jumping from a plane.

Besides experiencing a fun adventure, you will also learn the concepts of skydiving along the way as the professional instructors guide you on every part of the process from gearing up to techniques to get through the airspeeds.

Learn more about this flying experience and give it a try!

The best place to spend leisure time on is in the heart of Resorts World Sentosa. Experience Singapore’s largest amusement park, the Universal Studios Singapore which features adrenaline rush rides, attractions and events.

Not only is this amusement park family-friendly, it also gives you and your family an action-packed day! Some popular exhilarating rides are the HUMAN vs. CYLON, Transformers and Mummy ride. For children friendly rides, try exploring Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase, Enchanted Airways and Puss In Boot’s Giant Journey.

Make your visit worth by joining the Meet & Greet sessions for a joyful interaction time with your little one’s favourite characters. Go on an adventure with us!

Sit tight & take a flight on the highest panoramic ride in Singapore.

Elevate your stay in Singapore with Singapore’s newly launched open-air panoramic ride!

Located in the all-fun Sentosa, SkyHelix allows you to take flight on a gondola that slowly rotates its way up to 79 metres above sea level.

In the 12-minute long ride, you can expect to see an overview of the coast stretching from Sentosa all the way to the Southern Islands. There are also options for you to enhance your ride experience with refreshing drinks from the snack bar, a bonus add-on if you are taking the flight at night.

A neighbourhood deeply rooted in the Malay heritage and culture.

Kampong Glam is an ethnic enclave for the Muslim group, located along Arab Street. The name “Kampong” refers to compound and “Glam” refers to Paperbark trees that used to be harvested in the area in history.

Kampong Glam is known for its cultural neighbourhood surrounded with entertainment, local delicacies and tradesmen retail stores.

In addition, this is a great spot to learn about the history and culture of Malay as the Malay Heritage Centre showcases traditional Malay costumes, storytelling and interactive activities.

When it comes to fashion, Kampong Glam offers you an unique discovery. Down the street, you will be able to find various textile shops, ranging from high quality silk to batik prints.

If you are looking to experience Malay heritage and arts at the same time, Kampong Glam is a must-go on your list!

A buzzling district of the Singapore Indian Culture

Little India is a harmonious neighbourhood which showcases a multitude of Indian culture, food and arts in Singapore.

Being a great place to tour around, Little India is also known for its distinct and essential experiences like the Thaipusam Festival along the streets, flamboyant murals in every part of the streets and a total of eleven worship venues within Little India.

This community also welcomes travellers who are curious about the Indian cuisines. Located within the streets, there are a myriad of eateries where each offers their very own unique Southeast Asian dishes, transporting you to experience the real subcontinent.

The precinct full of traditional Chinese cultural gems

Singapore's Chinatown is no stranger to most travellers. This friendly neighbourhood offers you a variety of discoveries ranging from traditional temples, Chinese cuisines and immersive streetscapes.

Explore on foot at Chinatown as the popular spots are reachable within a short distance. One place not to be missed on the journey is the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple. This temple is well-known for its impressive exhibits of artifacts and extensively designed hall way.

Along the temple street, you will also find interesting mural arts by a local paint artist, Yip Yew Chong. The painted murals portrays the realistic lives of people who lived in Chinatown during the old times.

Contemporary Southeast Asian Art Exhibition in Singapore

Located at City Hall and the former Supreme Court, the National Gallery not only showcases the rich arts culture in Singapore, but also brings in monumental values to its history.

The public gallery is definitely a must-go destination for you as it features more than 8000 art collection pieces which serves as a heritage learning experience. Currently, some of the prominent artwork displays include the masterpieces of local artists like Georgette Chen, Cheon Soo Pieng and Liu Kang.

Guided tours and a variety of art activities are available at the National Gallery.