Rain pouring down? Blazing heat? Hazy Singapore day? No problem – we've found 100 indoor activities in Singapore with kids of all ages!
Let’s face it: the weather in Singapore is unpredictable. This means we’re always searching for fun indoor activities in Singapore for kids (have you seen our mega guide to the best indoor playgrounds?). Between the bouts of torrential rain, scorching heat and protecting our kids from air pollution during the haze, we’ve had our fair share of days when entertaining the kids outdoors just isn’t an option. So that’s why we’ve prepared a whopper list of 100 things to do indoors with kids of all ages in Singapore. Whether you’re looking for high-energy adventures or more chilled family activities, there’s something to keep the whole family amused.
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Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Get a culture fix indoors at museums
1. Asian Civilisations Museum
Whether you’ve lived in Asia your whole life or are making it your home for now, this museum is packed with really cool stuff from around the world. This indoor activity is a worthwhile expedition for learning about Asian history and culture. There are more displays than ever, making it a great pick for things to do on rainy days.
Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
2. Trick Eye Museum
Trick your eyes well and truly at the Trick Eye Museum, where two-dimensional paintings are transformed into 3D images through optical illusions and clever angles. This place makes for some hilarious photography opportunities! Be ready for a couple of hours of fun and laughter, all with a dose of education and culture.
Trick Eye Museum, 80 Siloso Road, Southside Interim Market Singapore, Singapore 098969
3. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
If you’ve got dino-mad wannabe palaeontologists, take them to Singapore’s very own Jurassic World. With three 150-million-year-old diplodocid sauropod dinosaur skeletons on show for small and large humans to gawk at in wonder, this is a big treat for dinosaur fans. Unlike other museums in the city, tickets must be pre-booked via SISTIC. We loved it and posted about our visit!
Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, Faculty of Science, National University of Singapore, 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377
4. National Museum of Singapore
The clue is in the name, and this one has been around for donkey’s years (since 1887!). But if you want to know more about Singapore, this is one of the best educational family activities with kids you can do. Head for the Singapore History Gallery at Level 1, where you’ll learn about the history of Singapore through artefacts and stories from as far back as 1299. Very cool!
National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
5. Mint Museum of Toys
Take your youngsters on a trip down your own memory lane to show them the toys you used to play with back in the day when there were no game consoles. With its world-class collection of vintage toys and childhood memorabilia from more than 40 countries, this place will serve up a heap of nostalgia for parents and puzzled wonderment for the kids.
Mint Museum of Toys, 26 Seah Street, Singapore 188382
6. Science Centre Singapore
Got kids interested in science? Then the best indoor activities place for you: Science Centre Singapore! There are heaps of fun, hands-on activities and exhibitions for the kiddos to enjoy to fuel their passion. See the life cycle of butterflies, learn about poop (yep, you read that right) and enjoy other interactive things to do for kids that’ll blow their minds.
Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
7. Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum
There are so many beautiful temples to explore in Singapore. Our fave? The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum – a four-storey temple and museum complex in Chinatown. Here’s a cool fact: the temple’s architectural style is based on the Tang dynasty and was built exclusively to house the tooth relic of Buddha. This place is ornate, opulent and full of fascinating tales and history. Make sure you catch one of the free guided tours for this must-see temple and museum.
Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, 288 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058840
8. ArtScience Museum
With its new Mirror Mirror interactive exhibit, the ArtScience Museum is top of our list for indoor activities with kids. It really is a mind-blowing experience that will mesmerise the family! The adventure starts with a choice – pick one of three doors, each unlocking a unique path through seven interactive installations as you create your very own multi-sensory adventure. It’s a new attraction, so we suggest purchasing your tickets well in advance to avoid disappointment.
ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
9. National Gallery Singapore
The National Gallery is one of our absolute favourites for a family day out, and when Sunday rolls around, you’ll often find us at the Keppel Centre for Art Education, hanging out with our small humans.
National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
10. The Peranakan Museum
Head over to the Peranakan Museum. With 800 objects and over nine galleries on three floors, there’s a lot to explore. Check out our guide.
Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street, Singapore 179941
11. Museum of Ice Cream
When you’re at Dempsey Hill, you cannot miss the bright pink doors of the Museum of Ice Cream! The kiddos will especially love the fun, quirky installations, which include a dragon playground inspired by the one at Toa Payoh and a tunnel filled with over 10,000 bananas in shades of yellow, red, and pink, among others!
Museum of Ice Cream, 100 Loewen Rd, Singapore 248837
12. Children’s Museum Singapore
Who said museums were only for big people? The Children’s Museum of Singapore is the first of its kind exclusively for kiddos. Designed using the expertise of researchers, educators and professionals, the museum is packed with adventure, storylines and interactive activities to stimulate your munchkin’s senses, evoke curiosity and motivate learning. The perfect educational and fun indoor activity.
Children’s Museum, 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
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Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Head to a library with your little bookworms
13. Punggol Regional Library
The amazing Punggol Regional Library has all five floors open and ready for you to explore! This awesome library is in one of Singapore’s youngest and most vibrant neighbourhoods. Don’t miss Levels 1 and 2 where kiddos will enjoy the Toy Library, TinkerTots, and Spark!Lab™ for fun, hands-on learning. The World and Us Zone has cool books from around the world. Teens can also find a Study Zone and Teenspace with workshops and talks on trending topics on Level 3. Plus, many cool things for adults, entrepreneurs and freelancers to discover. The library is also disability-friendly with several accessible features like Braille texts, phonic readers, and assistive technology.
Punggol Regional Library, #01-12, One Punggol, 1 Punggol Drive, Singapore 828629
14. Central Public Library
After an 18-month makeover, the Central Public Library now boasts a marine biodiversity-themed section for kids and an Immersive Room where children and parents can get to know Generative AI through StoryGen, an ExperienceIT prototype. Children and parents can add a twist to well-loved stories and see them come alive through an immersive visual experience. If you’re a seasoned Central Library patron, you’ll notice the beloved My Tree House has been replaced with a gorgeous underwater world! The new library comprises an Intertidal Zone, Open Ocean Zone and Submarine Room, which contain a sea of knowledge on all things fin-tastic! At the Intertidal Zone, kiddos can learn about the resilient creatures that live on sandy shores. The Open Ocean Zone will have you dropping your jaw with floor-to-ceiling coral installation and specimens such as shark egg cases and coral skeletons direct from the S.E.A. Aquarium on display! The Submarine Room is where kiddos can get in on the fun via intertidal animal art, upcycling workshops and storytelling sessions conducted by volunteers from Resorts World Sentosa. BONUS: you and the kiddos might have the opportunity to meet divers and aquarists. Head over to discover the sea of knowledge and fun at the revamped library!
Central Public Library, #B1-01, National Library Singapore, 100 Victoria Street, Singapore 188064
15. Tampines Regional Library
Live in one of the East Coast neighbourhoods? Then head down to Tampines Regional Library.
Tampines Regional Library, #02-01, Our Tampines Hub, 1 Tampines Walk, Singapore 528523
16. library@harbourfront
If you haven’t checked out this kid-friendly library, you need to – not only is it super-friendly for kids, it boasts 200,000 books, magazines, and audio-visual materials in its new space. There’s a Children’s Zone where kids can check out digital books and activities and a makerspace to make their own DIY crafts, fiddle with puzzles and more. In the heart of family-friendly mall VivoCity, this is a great indoor activity with kids picks.
library@harbourfront, #03-05 (Lobby F), VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585
17. Woodlands Regional Library
Could there be a better theme for this library than an enchanted wood? Little ones are sure to love the Enchanted Tree display, and they will not be short on a book choice or two. With some 8,000 titles to choose from, this place boasts the largest collection of Asian children’s literature in Singapore! And, it has its very own catalogue for kids (Kids Cat) so tiny bookworms can search for their own reads: easy peasy!
Woodlands Regional Library, #01-03, Woodlands Civic Centre, 900 South Woodlands Drive, Singapore 730900
18. Queenstown Public Library
With regular craft sessions, movie screenings and even gardening activities, Queenstown Library has a lot going on for the whole family. Pop for the Story Time sessions available weekly, especially during the school holidays.
Queenstown Public Library, 53 Margaret Drive, Singapore 149297
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Fun with furry friends
19. Wildflower Studio
Wildflower Studio combines the concepts of art jamming and cat cafe. You can choose to partake in a semi-guided art jam session or a free-and-easy unguided painting session – both involve the cats living here. The studio also allows private event bookings and works with cat rescue groups to run a fostering programme.
Wildflower Studio, Enabling Village, 20 Lengkok Bahru, #01-19C UOB Ability Hub, Singapore 159053
20. The Cat Cafe
Want more paw-some indoor activities for kids six years and older? Entry is $22 and will allow you to spend two hours of your time getting acquainted with the kitties plus comes with a complimentary canned drink. Need more time to mingle? You can get an all-day pass for $50 that comes with two complimentary drinks! Visitors can even join in feeding the felines at special times throughout the day. Fun fact: all cats in The Cat Cafe are adopted or re-homed strays!
The Cat Cafe, Level 3, 241B Victoria Street, Singapore 188030 and The Rail Mall, 392 Upper Bukit Timah Road, Singapore 678046
21. What the Pug
Love pugs? This ought to get your tail wagging. Singapore’s first pug petting cafe is home to 12 wrinkly-faced canines with distinct personalities and quirks. Kids can play with the young hyper pugs, while parents will appreciate cuddling and chilling out with the older dogs. A weekday session costs $20 per person for 45 minutes and $25 on a Sunday! You’ll also get a canned drink and a Polaroid photo as your souvenir.
What The Pug, 80 Haji Lane, Singapore 189271
22. Catopia
If you have time to visit one more cat cafe, then drop by this one within the Little India vicinity. Previously, a cat boarding house had to pivot its business due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Catopia has 13 relaxed resident cats with whom you can get acquainted – so relaxed that they have no qualms about climbing into your lap for warmth and comfort! If the lounge gets too crowded, you can move to its third-floor space, where the kitties “take their break” from “work”.
Catopia, 46A Dunlop Street, Singapore 209375
23. Pat-A-cat
Here’s another cat cafe with a difference. Pop over to Pat-A-Cat at Joo Chiat, where you can unwind with the rescued cats in a cosy environment. It also holds regular adoption drives so rescues can find their forever homes. We love reading all the heartwarming stories of the meows that have been successfully adopted. Entry fees are $15 an hour or $20 for two hours, inclusive of one drink. Plus, check out their rules!
Pat-A-Cat, 438A Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427651
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Things to do indoors for sea-lovers
24. S.E.A. Aquarium
Check out this amazing marine world, which houses more than 100,000 fishy friends in every shape, size and colour imaginable. The shark tunnel, containing over 200 of these cool predators, is a must. Our fave things to do with kids? The jellyfish exhibit and the gigantic Open Ocean habitat. We particularly love the shipwreck and open aquarium at the end of the exhibit, where kids can touch and hold underwater creatures. This indoor activity will have family members of all ages mesmerised.
S.E.A. Aquarium, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
25. Ocean Restaurant
The Ocean Restaurant is Southeast Asia’s first underwater dining experience. The kids are going to lose it when they realise they’ll be dining alongside their manta ray mates. How cool is that?
Ocean Restaurant, #B1-455 & 456, Equarius Hotel, 22 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098136
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Activities for crafty kids and cooks
26. Streaks ‘n’ Strokes
Share the arty love at Streaks n Strokes with an art jamming session that kids and adults can take part in! Kids will give their cognitive thinking, creativity and motor skills a great big boost while producing their very own artwork on a t-shirt, tote bag or canvas, which they can then take home.
Streaks n Strokes, Oxley Bizhub 2, Ubi Road 1, #10-16 62, Singapore408734
27. Resin Play
All parents dream of indoor activities like this. Little ones can get crafty with Singapore’s first resin school, Resin Play. Expect hands-on workshops and messy play opps for kids through fab resin art.
Resin Play, #02-02, 37 Beach Road, Singapore 189678
28. Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle
Just off Jalan Bahar, you’ll find one of the last two dragon kilns in Singapore! Apart from the fascinating and humungous dragon kiln itself, the main attraction is spending an afternoon rummaging through its vast collection of pottery. Sign up for a pottery workshop to try your hand at your own creations – there are sessions for both littles and grown-ups. Events are regularly updated on its Facebook page, so you can plan your own day of clay-throwing with the kids.
Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle, 85 Lorong Tawas, Singapore 639823
29. ToTT Store
This kitchen supply store should be your go-to whenever you need new kitchenware! But that’s not why we’re including ToTT in this list: the store has regular cooking classes for junior chefs and even has culinary camps over the holidays. Your little one will be whipping up cakes and signing up for Junior Masterchef in no time. And it’s a good bonding sesh with your kids!
ToTT Store, locations at Suntec, IMM, and i12 Katong
30. Hungry Mummies Cookery Class
This one might need a little forward planning, but if you fancy cooking with your mini chef, then this is the answer. Private mother-and-child classes are available upon request and held in your own kitchen, where you can whip up yummy kid-friendly recipes. Classes can be tailor-made to suit even the fussiest little eaters! If not, check out their small group cooking classes. Easy peasy indoor activities!
Hungry Mummies, 58 Telok Blangah Heights, Singapore 100058
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: A day at the movies – with a difference
31. The Projector
This refurbished historic cinema is currently Singapore’s coolest cinema thanks to its ’70s feel and vintage charm. Check its website periodically for screenings of kid-appropriate films!
The Projector, locations at Golden Mile Tower and Cineleisure
32. IMAX at the Omni-Theatre
Enjoy a larger-than-life movie experience at Singapore’s IMAX dome theatre, which, if you didn’t know, doubles as an observatory! With a highly advanced digital full-dome system, it’s designed for a fully immersive experience.
Omni-Theatre, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433
33. Alliance Française
Looking for things to do with kids? In the mood for a French cinematic treat? Alliance Française has monthly screenings of children’s French films so your little one can be exposed to a new language and cultural experience. Très bon!
Alliance Française, 1 Sarkies Road, Singapore 258130
34. Gold Class at Golden Village
Nothing says indoor activities more than a trip to the cinema. Treat yourself to a cocktail glass of sweets, a massive comfy chair and waiter service for your popcorn with this ultimate movie experience. With locations scattered around the Little Red Dot, Gold Class at Golden Village is the comfiest way to watch a movie with the rug rats.
Golden Village, various locations
35. Shaw Theatres Jewel
Get together with the fam bam at Jewel Changi Airport and enjoy the first dedicated family cinema hall in Singapore at Shaw Theatres. Get the little ones to experience IMAX with laser halls as they watch some great kid-friendly movies. The cinema offers a monthly Movies With The Little Ones programme, which caters to families with young children. The kiddos are sure to have a good indoors-y time here!
Shaw Theatres Jewel, #B2-237, Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
36. Dreamers Hall @ Shaw Theatres Balestier
The Dreamers theatre hall at Shaw Theatres Balestier is the latest kid-friendly cinema perfect for watching children’s favorite movies! Featuring cozy bean bag seating, play areas with a ball pit, and a variety of toys, going to the cinema has never been more enjoyable!
Shaw Theatres Balestier, 360, Balestier Road, Shaw Plaza, Singapore 329783
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: High-energy activities
37. Kinetics Climbing
If your kids love climbing, get them to do it in a safe indoor space at Kinetics Climbing. Kids from six to 13 years old can enjoy the tiny tots and junior climbing courses to hone their rock climbing skills. Who says it’s just for the kiddos? Mamas and papas can take turns with the various adult courses too. It’s a win-win!
Kinetics Climbing, 511 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218153
38. Snow City
Snow City is the only permanent indoor snow centre in Singapore. Who doesn’t love the idea of a mini winter wonderland in the tropics where kids can experience Arctic conditions, igloos, and ice? Warm gear is provided, and the kids will love the snow chamber, which features a 60-meter-long snow slope for the whole family to try some snow tubing.
Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433
39. Ice skating at Kallang Ice World
Head to Kallang Ice World to whizz around on a competition-standard ice rink for some indoor fun with the kids. Skate hire is available on-site, and there is a spectator’s gallery for those who would rather watch than whirl!
Kallang Ice World, #03-08/09, Leisure Park Kallang, 5 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397693
40. Head to a VR gaming experience
Once a science fiction concept, virtual reality is now a popular activity in Singapore. With VR goggles and controllers, you can immerse yourself in new worlds and experiences. Combine VR with gaming, and you’ve got an exciting weekend activity for all game types, including kid-friendly options. Add this to your list of things to try with the kids!
41. Dance classes
Need a rainy day activity? Why not sign the kids up for a dance class? If your kid loves to dance, check out this list of all the very best dance classes and studios across Singapore, from hip hop to ballroom, K-pop and more!
42. Golazo Futsal Singapore
Futsal is a variation of soccer/football played with five to seven players on each side. Get a gang of small strikers together, then book a pitch for an all-weather, sheltered indoor activity. Rather spectate than participate? Check the schedule, as the live games are open for public viewing.
Golazo Futsal Singapore, 21 Jurong West Street 23, Singapore 648196
43. The Cage
Is your sporty kid in need of some action? Sign your wannabe David (or Daisy) Beckham up for the Little Big People football coaching classes (age four to 16) at The Cage, or hire a pitch ad hoc for a bunch of kids to run riot with a soccer ball.
The Cage, 38 Jalan Benaan Kapal, Singapore 399635 and 10A Harding Road, Singapore 249549
44. X-scap8
How about a trip to X-scap8, Singapore’s first all-in-one funground? Check out five specially curated zones to explore, including the Gastrobar, which serves tasty burgers and drinks overlooking the Singapore skyline and Orchard Road. See our review for all the deets!
X-scap8, #07-02, Orchard Central, 181 Orchard Road, Singapore 238896
45. Orchid Bowl
Strike yourself a pile of fun by donning a pair of funky bowling shoes (available for hire on-site) for a spot of ten-pin bowling at an Orchid Bowl. Suitable for kids of all ages (once able to walk, of course), bowling is one of the best affordable indoor activities for kids and the whole family.
Orchid Bowl, various locations at Safra Punggol, The Chevrons, Safra Yishun, Our Tampines Hub, Orchid Country Club, and Downtown East E!Hub
46. Evolve Mixed Martial Arts
This martial arts school specialises in Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and MMA, with lessons running every day for different age groups and skill levels. Kids as young as three can join these classes designed to help them build confidence, develop a positive attitude, and learn some cool life lessons along the way.
Evolve MMA, various locations
47. Ohmsantih Yoga
Let the kids enjoy a nurturing and non-competitive environment to relax and play at Ohmsantih Yoga! Students and teachers suggest the theme of each class, which encourages creativity and confidence. Your young ones will enjoy its mindful indoor activities and games that tie in with yoga poses and self-awareness.
Ohmsantih Yoga, #02-01, 219 Jalan Kayu, Singapore 799442 and 125 Pasir Ris Rd, Singapore 519121
48. Superfly Monkey Dragons
Parkour for kids? Now here’s something to jump for joy about. Active kids will be buzzing with excitement when they find out they can learn the art of parkour here in Singapore (and for those who have no idea what that means, you may know it as free-running: a sport that involves rapidly moving through an urban environment, negotiating obstacles by running, jumping, and climbing). Kids as young as four can join the fun, and you can choose from drop-in classes or courses. This activity can be indoors and outdoors, so check class schedules for full details.
Superfly Monkey Dragons, various locations
49. iFly
Head over to iFly with your over-sevens and experience the ultimate thrill-seeking experience: sky diving! Thankfully, this is where your daredevil kids can experience all the fun but without the risk. First-timer packages include a training session, complimentary flight gear, personal training from a flight instructor and a flight certificate to prove that you and your small skydiver have conquered gravity!
iFly, #01-01, 43 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099010
50. Pororo Park
One of our top soft play centres, this is one of our fave indoor activities with kids. Heck, it’s one of our all-time fave things to do with kids in Singapore, full stop! This Pororo-themed kids’ indoor playground has a Hinoki pit that is a feast for the senses – not only is it safe, but it also stimulates multiple senses at once during play. Kids can also bounce around at the Crong’s Backyard, explore Poby’s Gym, hop aboard the Pororo express train, visit Pororo’s house and so much more.
Pororo Park Singapore, #02-29, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
51. SuperPark Singapore
Go crazy with all the indoor activities SuperPark has to offer! This indoor playground has three exciting activity areas that are full of non-stop fun. Jump around on the trampolines in the Freestyle Hall, shoot some hoops at its Game Arena or race your friends at the Adventure Area. Parents, we’re sure you’ll want to join in the fun, too!
SuperPark Singapore, #02-477, Suntec City (North Wing), 3 Temasek Boulevard, Tower 1, Singapore 038989
52. Kiztopia
An indoor playground plus learning fun? This massive indoor children’s entertainment centre is the stuff of every kid’s dream – they can climb around the jungle gym, work on their crafting skills, play with kinetic sand and Legos, and so much more. Dang, we wish we were kids again!
Kiztopia, various locations
53. BOUNCE Singapore
Get all the wiggles out at this high-octave jumping area. With trampolines at every corner and various thrilling activities, this is one of those indoor activities kids will never want to leave. By the end of the session, we guarantee they’ll want to go down for nap time without making any complaints.
BOUNCE Singapore, #09-01, Cineleisure Orchard, 8 Grange Road, Singapore 239695
54. AIRZONE
It might seem daunting – considering it’s a suspended net playground in a mall – but you have nothing to worry about at Airzone! There are three levels to explore, each with distinct themed zones and unique games that all members of the family can enjoy. It’s also incredibly thrilling being able to look down at the atrium of City Square Mall as you jump around on the bouncy nets. Not to worry though, the nets are safe enough to hold the weight of two public buses.
AIRZONE, #02-K4/K10, City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
55. Waka Waka
A fun animal safari theme runs throughout the centre, with various cool zones to entertain different ages. Toddler’s favourites include giant slides, a bouncy castle, and the life-sized lion and zebra statues. It’s worth paying extra for the obstacle rope course (with harness and helmets) and the timed climbing walls, totem pole and leap of faith for the older, more capable kids. They now have a bistro for the little ones to refuel after a day of play! Make sure to pre-book your sessions to avoid disappointments.
Waka Waka, #05-01, Annex@Furama, 407 Havelock Road, Singapore 169634
56. Kidz Amaze
Kidz Amaze is one of those indoor activities that not only suits the teeny ones but actually has cool stuff for the tween and teen brigade too. Chuck the whole family in there for a serious day of fun. Psst, head to the one at the Punggol, which has an indoor water playground equipped with slides, water fountains and other cool water activities – very cool!
Kidz Amaze, outlets at SAFRA Toa Payoh, SAFRA Punggol, and SAFRA Jurong
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Safe, soft indoor landings for small kids
57. T-Play HometeamNS Khatib
This cool concept in Khatib consists of a series of obstacles and play areas in a cute Peranakan theme. There’s a soft play section for tiny visitors, too. Look out for the climbing slide tower and interactive trampoline! Check out our review for the full lowdown!
T-Play HometeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
58. Kaboodle
This ‘Imagination Playground’ on the East Coast is a fantastic idea for activities with kids! Kaboodle’s oversized blue foam blocks, noodles and balls are designed to inspire creativity. The sky is the limit with what you can create – but there are also great suggestions for what you can build, and the lovely staff here are only too happy to help. Mini master builders can construct their own castle, ball ramp, or even a race car – but we have to say, quite a few dads get engrossed in fun here, too. The most fun? Demolishing the creations, of course.
Kaboodle, #02-06, Katong Square, 88 East Coast Road, Singapore 423371
59. Amazonia
Looking for indoor activities for kids? Check out the indoor play centre Amazonia! With 9,000 square feet of space, this place has it all: an eight-metre-high slide, five-level play gym, fun zones including a trampoline basketball hoop shootout, plus a toddler play area and a jungle gym zone. There’s food and coffee, so tired kids and worn-out parents are well cared for.
Amazonia, #03-113, Great World, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994
60. The Polliwogs
The Polliwogs offers a surefire indoor play centre that is fun for kids. Slides, climbing and ball pools galore will keep them entertained all day long. There’s also a separate play area for toddlers to help them develop their fine motor skills, and free wi-fi and a cosy lounge area for parents to have some fun, too!
The Polliwogs, #03-12, VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585 and #01-10, 4 Dairy Farm Lane, Singapore 677622
61. Pirate Land
Pirate Land is an indoor playground and kiddy entertainment centre with its very own Pirate-themed soft play area. The slew of elements and themed soft play areas include Toy Bricks Street, Kitchen Square and Bouncing House. There’s also an infant and toddler play zone designed to cater to infants’ motor skills. We love!
Pirate Land, #04-08/09, The Centrepoint, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843
62. Power Kids Gym
Have a high-energy kid to entertain? Look no further than Power Kids Gym and its gym classes! It’s a soft space for your budding gymnast to roll, cartwheel, jump, swing, and rope climb all in a safe place, which is sure to wear out even the buzziest of kids.
Power Kids Gym, #02-12, UE Square, 81 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 239917
63. Little Bear’s House
Add Little Bear’s House indoor playground to your list if you have curious bubbas! Get them to enjoy this clean, comfortable and engaging space packed with awesome, high-quality toys. We love the padded floor to protect against all those baby bumps and how the place is so light, bright and relaxing for the whole family to enjoy.
Little Bear’s House, 21 Lichfield Road, Singapore 556841
64. My Little Climbing Room
Do the little ones like climbing around the house? If so, head to the first rock climbing room for children. It’s a great way for them to build motor skills and expend their restless energy. Plus, it’s also a great workout and will teach them to build confidence and overcome fear. A win-win for all!
My Little Climbing Room, #B1-101, The Promenade @ Pelikat, 183 Jalan Pelikat, Singapore 537643
65. Buds by Shangri-La
You might not know this, but luxe hotel Shangri-La has a kids’ interactive play space for guests and non-guests of the hotel! This curated indoor play space allows kids to learn through play in a creative, interactive environment. Visit the muddy room for a neon drawing session, sing your heart out on a stage or head to the ball pit at the explorer zone! Fun times, guaranteed.
Buds by Shangri-La, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350
66. Hip Kids Club Playground
When the going gets tough if you’re out shopping, put this idea for activities with kids on your list. Pop in Forum the Shopping Mall and let the kids play at its Hip Kids Club Playground. It may seem elementary, but they’ll still love the ball pit. Sign up for its one-year membership so you’ll always have a place to stop by when the kids get restless.
Hip Kids Club Playground, 583 Orchard Road, Singapore 238884
67. Leon & Friends
Leon & Friends Play Space is a lovely alternative to the typical indoor playground, with an intimate play area filled with Montessori toys, role playing options and even toy car rides. Founded by mum-and-dad duo Amir Khan (yes, the MMA fighter!) and Cristina Leontyeva and named after their son, Leon & Friends offers quiet playtime to kids age one to 10 years old with drop-off services available. Entry starts from $17 for 30 minutes of play, or you can sign up for four play sessions at just $32, available for redemption at any time.
Leon & Friends Play Space, Marina Square #03-156, Singapore 039594
68. The Joy Of Toys
We love the remarkable selection of toys that this indoor playground offers kids! Plus, its conducive and calm environment provides families with a relaxing and fun recreational area that all can enjoy. An indoor activity treat for the senses!
The Joy Of Toys, #03-51, The Central @ Clarke Quay, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, Singapore 059817
69. Sunshine Childhood Playland
You don’t have to travel far to find a fun indoor playground – just head down to one of Sunshine Childhood Playland’s four outlets. In addition to your usual play equipment, it has a cute event space that you could totally hire to celebrate your bub’s birthday!
Sunshine Childhood Playland, various locations
70. KidZania
KidZania has reopened! This part theme park, part indoor play center, known as a ‘kids city’, was closed during Covid but is back with new brands and experiences. We got a sneak peek and here’s our guide to maximize your experience and earn Kidzos. Here’s what our junior reporters have to say about it!
KidZania Singapore, 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02 Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008
71. Your home!
Just throwing it out there now that we’re slightly over a third of the way through our list of 100 indoor activities for kids… you could stay home! No doubt there are heaps of things to do with kids in your own four walls. Need inspo? Check out our rainy day suggestions, or how we coped during the pandemic.
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Indoor mind games for the whole family
72. Captivate Escape Rooms
This one’s perfect for little kiddos as the puzzles here aren’t too challenging, yet they exercise your child’s mind! With a range of escape room themes available here – like Murder on the Singapore Express, CSI, and Mythical Beasts – kids are sure to immerse into a whole new world. If your kids can’t stay in one place, this short escape room is great for their attention spans!
Captivate Escape Rooms, #06-28, Singapore Shopping Centre, 190 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 239924
73. Trapped Escape Room Singapore
Trapped Escape Room Singapore is an experiential attraction where a group of players have to work together in a team to solve mysteries, find clues and ultimately find their way to victory. There are several themed rooms to choose from, and each room is suitable for different ages ranging from seven and up. So find yourself an escape route from the haze and book yourself in for some super sleuthing and escapology!
Trapped Escape Room Singapore, #03-26, The Centrepoint, 176 Orchard Road, Singapore 238843
74. The Escape Artist Singapore
The Escape Artist has themed rooms with varying levels of difficulty to cater for everyone from newbies to professionals. Kids under 12 need an accompanying adult to be in the room with them – you’ll have a ton of fun helping solve the plots and puzzles.
The Escape Artist Singapore, Harbourfront Centre, 1 Maritime Square, #03-15, Singapore 099253
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Tricks for the eyes
75. Sentosa 4D Adventureland
This state-of-the-art theatre is fun for all family members, measuring over 90cm. Be tossed around in your seats, and feel the (haze-free) wind blowing in your face and the odd crab scrambling over your feet (not real, we hasten to add!). This clever experience will have you all believing you are part of Captain Lucky and his pirate crew’s gang on the search for hidden treasure!
Sentosa 4D Adventureland, 51B Imbiah Road, Singapore 099708
76. Madame Tussauds Singapore
Meet your favourite celebrities in real life! Go gaga over English royal Queen Elizabeth II, acclaimed pop singer-songwriter Taylor Swift, football star Cristiano Ronaldo and other popular personalities at this wax museum. Plus, if you’re a fan of all things Marvel, you won’t want to miss out on the interactive Marvel 4D experience, where you’ll get to see your favourite Avengers come to life!
Madame Tussauds Singapore, Imbiah Lookout, 40 Imbiah Road, Singapore 099700
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Indoor arcade fun
77. Cow Play Cow Moo
Who doesn’t love playing games at an arcade? With the dazzling lights and sounds (plus exciting prizes to be won!), the kiddos will definitely enjoy trying their luck at different games. This arcade, in particular, is known for its soft and colourful plushies and carnival tickets galore. Parents, we hope you’re good at winning them cause we’re sure the kids will love one.
Cow Play Cow Moo, various locations
78. Timezone Flagship Store
The kids will be the happiest at Singapore’s largest arcade! There are indoor activities for everyone at this arcade – there are even bumper cars and bowling alleys. Plus, there’s a bookable party room with arcade games of all kinds that your kids will beg for when their special day comes around.
Timezone Flagship Store, #02-43, VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585 (other locations also available)
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Indoor thespian fun
79. Sands Theatre
Broadway and the West End might be miles away, but you can certainly bring the kids for an entertaining night out at Marina Bay Sands Theatre! Treat the kiddos to one of the hottest musicals or shows in town – we guarantee they’ll love seeing their favourite stories and new ones come alive through brilliant stage and sound production.
Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
80. Victoria Concert Hall
Enjoy orchestral music from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) at the Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore’s oldest concert hall. The orchestra has regular free and paid concerts that cater to the whole family. Be sure to check out its schedule for an updated list of venues and ticketing information.
Victoria Concert Hall, #01-02, 11 Empress Place, Singapore 179558
81. Tanglin Arts Studio
If your child wants to get to the pointe and dance then Tanglin Arts Academy has it all! Billy Elliots in the making can have their turn with boys-only classes. Plus, baby ballet. How cute!
Tanglin Arts Studio, Hollandse Club, 22 Camden Park, Singapore 299814
82. Singapore Theatre Company
Here’s a great idea for activities with kids: check out the Singapore Theatre Company for performances that are sure to be a big hit with the little ones. The Little Company has plenty of awesome productions throughout the year, all aimed at families, so it’s a must. Don’t forget to join its mailing list for news of upcoming theatrical delights.
Singapore Repertory Theatre, KC Arts Centre – Home of SRT, 20 Merbau Road, Singapore 239035
83. PIP’s PLAYbox
As well as being a super-funky building to check out anyway, Esplanade has a club designed to help cultivate an early appreciation for the arts through exploration, play and other activities with kids. Though it may be a membership-only club, we recommend signing the kiddos up if you frequent the area!
PIP’s PLAYbox, Level 4, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: A bit of pampering
84. Paint Shoppe Nail Spa
Head down with the kids in tow (or should that be ‘toe’?) to Paint Shoppe, where only natural and vegan products are used. Mini dudes and gals alike will love the parent-child manis. The only difficulty? Choosing which colour to go with.
Paint Shoppe Nail Spa, #01-02, 63 East Coast Road, Singapore 428776
85. BabySPA
BabySPA offers not only baby massages and haircuts at its centres but also hilarious photo opportunities at its water training sessions – think shots of your child bobbing around in a tub supported by a rubber ring! Located throughout Singapore, this is a fun choice for your teeny tiny people and we guarantee it’ll have both baby and you chuckling!
BabySPA, locations at Punggol Oasis Terraces, Harbourfront Centre, and Westgate
86. Head to The Nail Social for a mum and daughter manicure
The Nail Social has some super-spiffy manis and pedis with a relaxing vibe. Plus, It’s committed to giving back to charities, including Beyond Social Services. Kids will love the iPads with Netflix attached to every chair!
The Nail Social, 333 Kreta Ayer Road #02-15, Singapore 080333
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Head to a family-friendly restaurant
87. Marche
Eating out with kids can be one of the more challenging activities. So, to make the dining experience easy for all, take yourselves down to Marche for some food and some fun. With a dedicated children’s play area and great kids’ food choices for even the pickiest of eaters, this is top of the menu when it comes to hiding from the haze with some tasty grub. Look out for kids eat free deals, too.
Marche, outlets in JEM, 313@Somerset, Suntec City, and VivoCity
88. Kith Cafe at Kiztopia Marina Square
Two things all families in Singapore absolutely love? Kith Cafe and Kiztopia playground! Well, at Marina Square, you can find both under one roof because the kid-friendly play space runs in collaboration with Singapore’s homegrown eatery. And apart from the usual Kith Cafe brunch options, the kiddos can look forward to a kids menu featuring the Kithain junior burger, mini pancakes, fish fingers and much more. And psst – the kids can go home with a free Kiztopia gift (yay!).
Kith Cafe at Kiztopia, #01-10, Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
Indoor activities in Singapore for kids: Other must-do indoor activities in Singapore
89. Settlers Cafe
If you’re a fan of the popular board game Settlers of Catan or any other board cafe for that matter, check out Singapore’s first board game cafe. Not only are there hundreds of board games to choose from, but if the kids are hungry, the cafe serves up food so you can enjoy hours of uninterrupted board game fun. One of those indoor activities with kids you’ll all get a kick out of.
Settlers Cafe, 562 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218178
90. The Mind Cafe
Here’s another board game cafe that will tickle your fancy! Spend some good quality time with the family playing your favourite board game or learning the rules for a new one. Plus, parents can enjoy its artisanal coffees and delicious food. Goodbye technology, hello old-fashioned fun.
The Mind Cafe, #02-00, 60A Prinsep Street, Singapore 188664 and #01-01, 30 Prinsep Street, Singapore 188647
91. Changi Airport
Changi Airport is one of the few airports in the world where local people go just to hang out. Why? Well most airports are geared to just being a gateway to overseas destinations, but Changi Airport is already quite the family-friendly destination in itself. With indoor soft play, airplane spotting opportunities, huge slides, the sky train and indoor playgrounds, this is a one-stop place for activities with kids, both small and large.
Changi Airport, Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819663
92. Jewel Changi Airport
Singapore’s hottest attraction, Jewel Changi Airport, is full of activities for kids. Not only is it a snazzy mall with upscale boutiques, but has a thrilling 14,000 square metre Canopy Park for kids of all ages to enjoy! There are slides, a mirror maze and sky nets that you can jump around with the kids. So much fun!
Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
93. Gardens by the Bay
Looking for activities with kids to get you out of the dodgy weather? Enter the Cloud Forest Dome, a mysterious world veiled in mist and boasting its very own 35-metre mountain for you to explore. Get blasted by the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, then make your way to the mountain summit to begin your descent back down through the clouds. A fun and educational choice where kids will learn about the unique biodiversity and geology of cloud forests as well as the environmental threats they face today. Once you have conquered the mountain, head next door to the Flower Dome. Displays change regularly and always have a topical theme to sniff and admire. Here’s our guide to an awesome day at Gardens by the Bay!
Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
94. Play Nation
Want ideas for activities with kids and video-game-loving young folk? This is a hot spot of pure gaming heaven. Play Nation aims to inject a huge dose of video-gaming fun and entertainment into everyone in a cosy and comfortable setting. You’ll find everything from Switch to Xbox One here, along with a ton of game choices, so with its great package deals and fun staff, this is definitely a choice your kids will love.
Play Nation, 58 Prinsep Street, Singapore 188686
95. Have a cracking time at the Fragment Room
Got an angry tot on your hands? He/she might like to head to the Fragment Room or Rage Room, where you’re highly encouraged to release all inner frustrations and have a crack at some crockery and more. Kiddos must be accompanied by adults. Fret not, because you’ll be well equipped with appropriate gear for raging to bits!
The Fragment Room, 490 MacPherson Rd, Singapore 368198
96. Head to the theatre!
Check out what’s on via our theatre guide. There’s always a cool show going on that may be great for kids!
97. Fancy a hotel staycay in Singapore?
How about whisking off the kiddos to a family suite for a weekend jaunt. It’s a fun way to spice things up. Check out some of our top family-friendly hotels for a staycay in Singapore.
98. Bake with the kiddos
How about teaching kiddos a very useful skill for life? Check out some of our favourite kid-proof recipes that you can whip up with the kids.
99. Read to the kiddos
We are big fans of books at HoneyKids, so we’re all for making sure kiddos grow up with a love for books. Check out some of how top themed picks. Plus, head to these cool bookstores in Singapore!
100. Try these moves to help with kiddos’ motor skills
Looking for active play ideas for kids at home? Gymnastics coach Casie Millhouse shares five fun games to boost their motor skills! You don’t need to leave the house for your energetic little one to learn new skills.
And that’s a wrap! If you loved these 100 indoor activities for kids in Singapore, check out these 100 outdoor activities too – once the sun comes out, of course!