Singapore offers a diverse selection of accommodation that ranges from luxurious stays to boutique hotels. Check out Stay for a list of hotel accommodation options. 

Go to www.visitsingapore.com for more information. 

The Singapore Sports Hub is easily accessible via all transport modes. Patrons are strongly encouraged to use MRT and Bus to get to the venue. 

BY MRT (TRAIN) 

Via The Circle Line: The nearest stations are Stadium MRT Station (CC6) and Mountbatten MRT Station (CC7) 

Via the East West Line: The nearest station is Kallang MRT Station (EW10)   

BUS 

• Bus Service 11 – Alight along Stadium Crescent (Bus Stop No. 80199), which is directly outside Singapore Indoor Stadium. 
• Bus Service 10, 14, 16, 70, 70M or 196 (Towards CBD/City) – In the direction towards the CBD/City, alight along Nicoll Highway at the bus stop outside National Stadium (Bus Stop No. 80219). 
• Bus Service 10, 14, 16, 70, 70M or 196 (From CBD/City) – In the direction from the CBD/City, alight along Nicoll Highway at the bus stop opposite Singapore Sports Hub (Bus Stop No. 80211). Cross the sheltered overhead bridge which leads to the National Stadium.   

TAXI 

There are three taxi stands located at: 

• Stadium Crescent next to the Singapore Indoor Stadium (Location Code: I28) 
• Stadium Boulevard next to OCBC Arena (Location Code: I29) 
• Stadium Place next to OCBC Aquatic Centre and Kallang Wave Mall (Location Code: I30) 

For more information on transport, go to https://www.sportshub.com.sg/directions-and-map 

Known for being clean and green, Singapore strives to be a sustainable urban destination with the Singapore Green Plan 2030. About 95 percent of the city’s energy is powered by natural gas, and over half the island is covered in lush trees and green foliage. Check out tips for Sustainable Travel in Singapore. 

Singapore has a wide selection of leisure offerings within easy reach. Go to Visit Singapore for recommendations on what to see, do and eat in Singapore. 

For Foodies, Singapore is known for its diverse culinary scene, from Michelin-starred delicacies and international cuisines to scrumptious creations by homegrown chefs and timeless hawker favourites. The city’s nightlife offers diverse experiences from bars, clubs, beach parties to concerts and stand-up comedy hangouts.  

Singapore’s Night Safari provides a nocturnal experience like no other in the city; it’s also the world’s very first night zoo. Opened in 1994, the 35-hectare park features over 1,000 animals from 120 different species, living in their naturalistic night-time environments.  

Singapore is a city of man-made waterfalls. Explore Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay, a huge, 35-metre waterfall is the centrepiece of the misty conservatory, designed to house plant life from the tropical highlands. Also make a visit to the world’s tallest indoor waterfall. Housed in the retail and lifestyle complex of Jewel Changi Airport, the HSBC Rain Vortex soars at 40 metres, and is surrounded by a lush indoor garden. 

Singapore Botanic Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has a history of over 150 years since its founding in 1859. Its most popular attraction is the National Orchid Garden, which houses thousands of orchid species known as Very Important Plants (VIPs). Over 200 hybrid orchids in this garden have been affectionately named after visiting foreign dignitaries and celebrities.  

Discover Peranakan culture at Katong-Joo Chiat which is lined with heritage shophouses, quaint stores and eateries in this charming corner of eastern Singapore. 

For more information on leisure offerings and attractions, please visit: https://www.visitsingapore.com/see-do-singapore/