It’s a good girls’ day out. You’re all dolled up, makeup done, outfit on point — but where do you actually go to take pictures? But when it feels like every photo spot in Singapore has been done a hundred times or is packed with tourists, finding somewhere that feels a little more fresh can be a challenge.
If you’re looking for spots beyond the usual waterfall at Jewel, we’ve got you. Here are some aesthetic photo spots that aren’t too basic, but still give you plenty to work with. From different settings and angles to all the poses you’ve been waiting to try, there’s plenty to explore.
Top photo spots in Singapore for your next photoshoot
Swan Lake at Botanical Gardens
If you’re looking for a dreamy nature escape, this spot is perfect for creating an ethereal, romantic vibe. Pose alongside the swans for soft, whimsical shots, then head to the gazebo to experiment with different poses and angles for even more enchanting shots.
Sundial Garden at Singapore Botanic Gardens
This gorgeous garden feels like stepping straight into a scene from Bridgerton. With the soft sunlight filtering through the greenery and hitting your face just right, this might just be the spot for dreamy, romantic shots.
Canterbury Open Field
If you’re looking for an open field to frolic around in a long dress for that carefree shot, this spot has plenty of space and greenery to play around with, giving you room to experiment with different poses and angles.
Palawan Beach
No place better than the beach for some nature-inspired photos. With plenty of natural sunlight and a dose of vitamin D, Palawan Beach is a great spot for fun, effortless shots that feel carefree.
Japanese Cemetery Park
If you love flowers, Japanese Cemetery Park is the spot for you. With flowers blooming all around, you can blend right into the scenery and capture some soft and romantic shots surrounded by nature.
Sang Nila Utama Garden
A place of rustic charm, Sang Nila Utama Garden is a peaceful escape surrounded by traditional architecture and lush greenery. Pair the setting with a modern outfit for a pretty contrast against the garden’s traditional feel.
Mohamed Ali Lane
With plenty of murals nearby to pose with, this spot just a short walk from Chinatown is the embodiment of artsy-fartsy, especially if you’re looking for a little wall art to add some character to your shots.
Arab Street
With its majestic walkways and cute shophouses, Arab Street might come off a little touristy, but come prepared with a digicam and a good fit, and you’re bound to get some great shots.
Chinatown
Pretty on film, digicam, or even just your phone, Chinatown is a must-go if you’re looking for a splash of colour with a vintage feel. From rooftops and shophouses to temples, the area has just the right mix of tradition and modernity to bring some character to your pictures.
Ann Siang Hill
For that casual evening stroll feel, head to Ann Siang Hill for a laid-back photoshoot against muted pink walls and charming little shophouses. It’s an easy spot to capture candid-looking shots.
Emerald Hill
If you have yet to live out your Nyonya dreams, this is your time. Step into Emerald Hill and travel back in time with its colourful Peranakan shophouses, capturing all those traditional Peranakan-inspired shots in a setting that feels effortlessly elegant.
Takashimaya Rooftop
City girls, if you’re after a baddie night shoot, head to the Takashimaya rooftop after dark and bring out the digicam. With the city lights behind you, a little flash and the right fit can definitely get you that chic main-character shot.
Design Orchard
If you’re going for a muted, monochromatic feel, the concrete walls around Design Orchard make for a great backdrop. Experiment with different angles and poses to play around with the clean, minimalist setting.
Thomson Tunnel
For an edgy and slightly mysterious vibe, the Thomson Tunnel brings just the right amount of darkness and shadow to your shots. Its dim and moody setting adds a darker element to your photos without needing much else.
Esplanade Bridge
The contrast between the flowing water and the concrete structure adds an interesting touch to your photos if you’re going for a casual, understated, soulful vibe.
Fort Canning Staircase
An ever-popular spot, the Fort Canning staircase hasn’t lost its charm, with tourists still queuing up for a shot to this day. But the photos truly don’t lie; the grand staircase makes for a striking and majestic shot.
Raffles Hotel
If you’re looking for that classy, sophisticated vibe, Raffles Hotel is the place to take it up a notch with its grand architecture and timeless charm.
Victoria Concert Hall
Refined elegance comes easy with the Victoria Concert Hall, making polished shots easy on the eye. And if you need a little nature in between, the outdoor surroundings of the hall help make a lovely picnic spot too.
Atbara House
With blue skies, green fields and grand architecture all around, there’s plenty of space to wander around and find different spots to shoot. You get both nature and grandeur, all in one place.
