[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for One Fullerton (Updated Jul)

#travelhacks Traveling to Singapore on a budget is entirely possible with some savvy planning. Here are essential travel hacks to help you save money while exploring this vibrant city-state: 1. Leverage Public Transport: Singapore’s public transport system is efficient, economical, and well-connected. Use Google Maps to find bus routes and timings, making it easy to navigate the city like a local. The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) system is particularly convenient for reaching major attractions, shopping centers, and cultural spots quickly and cheaply. 2. Dine at Hawker Centres: For authentic and affordable meals, head to any of Singapore’s famous hawker centres. These food hubs offer a wide array of dishes that are wallet-friendly and reflect the city’s rich culinary diversity. You can enjoy everything from Hainanese chicken rice to chili crab without breaking the bank. Some famous hawker centre: Satay by the Bay, Newton Food Centre, Maxwell Food Centre and Lau Pa Sat 3. Visit Free Attractions: Singapore boasts numerous free-to-visit attractions that are both interesting and Instagram-worthy. Explore the iconic Gardens by the Bay, which offers free entry to its outdoor gardens. The Marina Bay Sands boardwalk is perfect for a scenic stroll, offering spectacular views of the city skyline. Don’t miss out on the cultural-rich neighborhoods like Little India and Chinatown, where you can soak in the heritage and culture without a ticket. 4. Shop at Instagrammable Malls: For a more scenic shopping experience, visit The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Not only does it offer a range of high-end boutiques and dining options, but its architecture and location by the water also make it an Instagrammable hotspot. Funan Mall is also another mall that is nicely designed. By focusing on these budget-friendly tips—utilizing public transport, eating at hawker centres, visiting free attractions, and exploring picturesque shopping malls—you can enjoy a memorable trip to Singapore without a hefty price tag. #SingaporeTravel #BudgetTravel #TravelHacks #PublicTransport #HawkerCentres #FreeAttractions #InstagrammableMalls

#wheretogo #tripblazers Where to go? If you are exploring the marina bay area in Singapore, if you are looking for some quick bites, why not visit the one fullerton where you can grab some fast food, deserts, and drinks at the same time. I went on a weekday late afternoon, and the fast food restaurant was not crowded, even though there were many tourists visiting this area as part of their sight seeings. As the weather in Singapore is humid, you can also buy some ice cream to cool down the temperature. It is definitely a good place for a rest before continuing your next journey.

Issho Izakaya One Fullerton Address - 1 Fullerton Road #01-05 Singapore 049213 Highlights - affordable, nice deco, extensive beverage menu including sake Avg. Price per Person - 30++ Rating - 3.5/5 Issho izakaya has a few outlets. This is probably located at the most touristy area. They have both indoor and outdoor seats. If you wish to enjoy the view of mbs, then do choose the outdoor seats! We ordered salmon don and bara chirashi don. Both are pretty standard japanese fare. Portion is just nice. My salmon slices are quite thin though. Ordered the autumn cocktail too! Which i really enjoyed. Much more than the food. Dont forget to have a stroll along one fullerton to enjoy the view! Best to come at night. #foodie #foodies #singapore #fullerton

A beautiful new restaurant has opened at One Fullerton, jypsy. Previously located on Martin Road, Jypsy’s new space features an outdoor terrace that overlooks the Marina Bay. Inside, it’s a spacious and gorgeous combination of wooden furniture and hand-dyed fabrics, as well as neutral tones and indigo hues. The eatery boasts a bohemian coastal-inspired space, with rattan and teal-coloured decor and wooden furniture. The cuisine at Jypsy is a contemporary take on traditional Japanese cuisine, with a diverse menu. Taste was amazing and at an affordable price too. Service was fast. Staff was friendly and helpful. Address - 1 Fullerton Rd, #01-02/03, Singapore 049213 Ambiance/Facilities - Bohemian Chic Highlights - Stunning waterfront view at their outdoor seating area Avg. Price per Person - SGD60/person Rating - 5/5 #jypsy #onefullerton #food #singapore

Taking a stroll along One Fullerton always never fail to make me fall in love with Singapore's city view again!! When you need a breather from work, a stroll would definitely help!:) Getting There - Nearest MRT station is Raffles Place MRT Attractions - Beautiful view and from there it's just a short walk to Esplanade where you will be treated to another angle of this beautiful view! Hotels - Nearest hotel is Fullerton Bay Hotel and Fullerton Hotel. Both are very worth a stay! Food & Restaurants - Along the stretch of One Fullerton, there are also many nice restaurants and pubs for you to enjoy the view (be it day or night) while filling up your stomach! #cityscapes #singapore #nightview #stroll #urbanexplorer #naturalwonders

Leading up to National Day, there are weekly rehearsals across Marina Bay / Padang on Saturdays (21/6, 28/6, 5/7, 12/7, 19/7), plus previews on 26 July & 2 August. • Fireworks begin around 7:30 pm, with the main display at ~8:15 pm  . Sample timing from a rehearsal: • 7:35 pm & 7:45 pm – two short bursts • 8:15 pm – main fireworks segment  • Other sources agree Saturday sessions kick off around 7:30, crescendoing at 8:15–8:30 pm  .

Tucked within the grandeur of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, The Fullerton Shop is a hidden gem for travelers seeking refined keepsakes. From exclusive Fullerton-branded merchandise to elegant lifestyle gifts and artisanal treats, every item tells a story of heritage and sophistication. Whether you’re picking up a thoughtful souvenir or a stylish memento of your stay, this curated boutique blends culture and luxury in the most tasteful way. A must-visit for those who adore meaningful travel finds wrapped in timeless charm. #singaporeguide

#singaporehotel As long as my best friend is willing to work hard, I can also live a wealthy life. Staying at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore in Singapore Hotel Location: 1 Fullerton Square, Marina Bay, 049178 Singapore, Singapore -- Hotel Features: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore is known as Singapore's "legendary hotel." This historic building, which once housed the Singapore General Post Office and the Stock Exchange, has witnessed nearly a century of the city-state's history. It stands elegantly like a cultural relic and is a popular spot for tourists to visit, boasting an exceptionally prime location.

Walk around the marina bay area during the day and at night Celebrated my bday @LAVO Rooftop bar the view was awesome, service was great will visit again for other occasions

Singapore is my favourite place to visit! I love exploring the city-state's vibrant neighborhoods, trying local cuisine, and discovering hidden gems. From the stunning Gardens by the Bay to the thrilling Universal Studios Singapore, there's always something new to experience. 🌴✈️"

A trip to Singapore won’t be complete without seeng this view and experiencing the people feels here. #marinabay #fullerton #merlion

A short business trip to Singapore in early February Following the recommendation of a local customer, I had dinner at Garden by the Bay. After a little digestion, I jogged back to the hotel from Garden by the Bay. Along the way, I passed by the Marina Bay Sands, Merlion Park, and Fullerton Hotel. While I was running, there were many locals jogging as well, so the route was not difficult to grasp. There were more and more people walking towards the hotel area from the Merlion Park, and a small section seemed to be under construction, so we later changed to walking back to the hotel. The night temperature in early February was about 24 degrees, which was not unbearably hot. In addition, the humidity was not high that day, so it was comfortable to run. (Compared to the liquid running experience in Bangkok last July)

#favouriteitinerary at Brewerks One Fullerton was a vibe! 🍝🥗 The pasta is to die for and the salad? Fresh and crisp—literally perfection. 🌿✨ Great food, amazing view, and the chillest atmosphere. If you're in Singapore, this spot is a must for a relaxed yet delicious meal. 💫 #Brewerks #OneFullerton #PastaLover #SaladGoals #SingaporeEats #Foodstagram #DiningWithAView #FoodieAdventures #SingaporeDining #DeliciousEats #EatLocal #FoodieLife #InstaFood #GoodEats #TastyVibes

Spending a week in Singapore felt like stepping into a city where nature and modernity coexist beautifully. From towering skyscrapers covered in lush greenery to iconic cultural landmarks, every moment was an adventure waiting to unfold. One of my favorite parts of the trip was exploring the city’s stunning architecture. The first thing that caught my eye was the incredible vertical gardens on buildings, blending sustainability with urban life. Walking around the Esplanade area, I was mesmerized by its unique design, which resembles a durian, Singapore’s beloved tropical fruit. The surrounding Marina Bay area was equally breathtaking, offering picturesque waterfront views that perfectly captured the city’s futuristic vibe. Another highlight was visiting One Fullerton, where I got to see the iconic Merlion statue up close. The area was lively, filled with tourists capturing memories and locals enjoying their time by the bay. It was the perfect spot to soak in the vibrant energy of the city. The views of Marina Bay Sands from here were spectacular, especially during sunset when the sky turned into a beautiful blend of warm colors. Despite being a bustling metropolis, Singapore also offers pockets of nature that provide a refreshing escape from the city life. Walking through Fort Canning Park was a peaceful experience, surrounded by lush greenery and historical landmarks. I also stumbled upon some hidden corners that showcased Singapore’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage while embracing modern development. Another fascinating aspect of Singapore is how well-connected and walkable it is. Public transportation made it so easy to explore different parts of the city without hassle. Whether it was hopping on an MRT or taking a casual stroll along scenic routes, every journey was smooth and enjoyable. Although I didn’t get to try many restaurants, I was still able to explore different locations known for their dining experiences. From high-end dining at Saint Pierre to seafood places like Palm Beach Seafood, Singapore truly offers a wide variety of culinary options that cater to all tastes. Even though I didn’t dine there, just seeing these popular spots and their ambiance gave me a glimpse into the city’s vibrant food culture. Overall, this trip was an unforgettable experience. Singapore is not just a destination; it’s a city that constantly evolves while preserving its cultural roots. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast, a nature lover, or someone who enjoys exploring a city’s unique character, Singapore has something special for everyone. I can’t wait to visit again and discover even more hidden gems! #SingaporeAdventures #Cityscape #UrbanExploration #TravelDiaries

#newyearnewtrip #singapore This place is right by the Merlion Park and has many attractive bars and restaurants that overlooks this wonderful view. Not just at night but, the view is splendid in the daytime too! It is also not that difficult to reach here with public transport. You can either take a bus to the entrance or there’s an MRT station called “Raffles Place” which is just a few minutes walk from here! Happy Travels ~

Robert Fullerton was the first governor of Singapore, serving from 1826 to 1829. Many places in Singapore are named after him in honor of his contributions to the city. One Fullerton is located in downtown Singapore and is a popular shopping, dining, and sightseeing destination. It is located next to Marina Bay and offers unbeatable sea views and city skylines. It is a great place to admire Marina Bay Sands and the Singapore Flyer. When you arrive at One Fullerton, the first thing you see is the iconic Merlion statue. Merlion Park is one of Singapore's most famous landmarks, and many tourists take photos here. The Merlion statue faces the sea, and a water column sprays from its mouth, as if welcoming tourists from all over the world. Opposite is the Fullerton Hotel, and at the end is the Fullerton Bay Hotel. Walking along the Marina Bay trail, the breeze is refreshing. You will find that the restaurants and cafes along the way have different styles, from high-end Western food to local specialties. Especially when night falls, the lights are brilliant and intoxicating. One Fullerton at night is even more charming, with lights reflected on the water, making the entire bay area colorful. If you love shopping, the shopping centers around One Fullerton are not to be missed. Whether it's internationally renowned brands or local designer works, you can satisfy your shopping desires here. Visiting One Fullerton, you can feel the prosperity and vitality of modern Singapore, and also experience the unique cultural charm of this city. Whether it's the blue sky and sea during the day or the bright lights at night, it will leave a deep impression on you. One Fullerton is a place where you don't want to leave once you come, and it is a destination worth visiting many times. One Fullerton

#singaporetrip Address - 1 Fullerton Road, #02-02A One Fullerton, Singapore. Ambiance/Facilities - this is a Japanese Restaurant located in the Singapore city centre. The Restaurant has wide range of authentic and refined Japanese cuisines, dishes and desserts, especially signature Sushi in the menu for choices. The food here are superb and very tasty. Highlights - the seafood they use freshly imported from Japan. Avg. Price per Person - affordable price.

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#wheretogo It was a magical night, when we arrived at the deck of the Fullerton Hotel to catch this view. The moon was in between the magnificent Marina Bay Sands towers and it was rising into the sky. We couldn’t take our eyes of it. This secret deck at Fullerton didn’t have much, just a couple of chairs around and a million dollar view. If you didn’t get a balcony view facing MBS, try searching for a secret staircase to this deck and you can enjoy a gorgeous night view too. #hotelreview #fullertonhotel #singapore

Nice and classy environment. Foods are well-serve and delicious, the service was good. delicious desserts. Tiramisu is a must to order. Good place for friends gathering and birthday celebration. Will be back again with my family or friends. Good location and nice city view they have. Easy to locate as is nearby the raffles place mrt. #resturant #fullerton

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#visitsingapore Being a multi-faceted country in a very small area, you can't help but notice the early settler's establishments and architecture; one such building is the Fullerton hotel 🏨 and a decent pub street at a few metres away from it. The buildings are both vibrant and carries all the nuances of age-old fine arts 🎭. Although I'm pretty sure the inside of the Fullerton hotel would be as good as the outside, I just haven't become that worthy enough to afford that yet haha. But I did had a nice stroll around and had a beer 🍺 #urbanexplorer#tripblazers#cafe

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Town Restaurant Fullerton is a luxurious buffet restaurant located in The Fullerton Hotel Singapore Offers a wide variety of high-quality international cuisine, including seafood, meats, and desserts Freshness and quality of ingredients is top-notch Service is attentive, friendly, and efficient Ambience is elegant and sophisticated, perfect for special occasions or a luxurious dining experience Prices are on the higher side but reasonable for the quality of food and service provided Highly recommended for anyone looking for a high-end buffet dining experience in Singapore.

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If you want to have a staycation with great scenery, Fullerton Hotel should be one of the best choice, facing Marina Bay Sands the view is just amazing. Our room is located in the corner of the hotel. It has an huge outdoor balcony surrounded by lush greenery and bougainvillea, which is so beautiful. There is also a small turret room on the balcony. There are a sofa and a coffee table in the room. The room type of more than 90 square meters. In the living room, you can see the MBS and the ArtScience Museum. The huge floor-to-ceiling windows make the view wider. At night, you can sit in the living room and enjoy the light show. The hotel's swimming pool is also very worth to visit. From the swimming pool, you can see cruise ships passing by on the Singapore River, and the lights of Boat Quay at night. Of course, the location of the hotel is also impeccable. The National Gallery and Esplanade are within walking distance, and the Merlion is even closer. #urbanexplorer #2023travelwish #singapore

Fullerton Hotel Address - 1 Fullerton Square, SG 049178 Avg. Price per Person - 200++ Birthday staycay part 2 Really love the room. Everything on the bed is the best, including pillows and quilt. Chromecast on tv made it so much easier to relax and stay in. Not forgetting the bathtub and toto toilet. Service though, has dropped as it is a hit or miss now. Guessed the crowd is back but they are understaffed. Will love to be back for the room, at the right price, of course! #singapore #staycation