Many of us know Singapore as one of the leading attractions destinations that makes us spoilt for choice when deciding where to visit.
If you are visiting the city with your grandparents, then you must check the mobility of the place that goes accordance with your elderly loved ones, so it becomes a necessity that you must consider if spots are accessible and elderly-friendly.
Here we have enlisted 10 ‘must-see- places where you can take out your elderly loved ones too. Check out –
Gardens By the Bay
The site offers its travelers a vibrant view of lush greenery and beautiful floral displays that are lined up all around the yard. It has been designed to cater to everyone.
Features:
1) Barrier-free routes
2) Automated doors, accessible lifts, parking lots and toilets
3) Frequent shuttle service
4) Wheelchair on rent
Universal Studios
At Universal Studios Singapore, anyone can have fun, be it young or old! There are themed sections in the park which cater all the rides with better assistance in transferring wheelchair users from chair to the ride seats.
Features:
1) Friendly rides with elders too
2) A vast number of shows and attractions with comfortable seating
Singapore Flyer
Singapore’s version is known to be as ‘London Eye,’ that offers magnificent views of the city at height, specifically during sunset. It is 165m long and considered to be one of the world’s largest Giant Observation Wheels and Asia’s biggest tourist attraction as well.
Features:
1) Soak up with a magnificent view at that much of height
2) The flyer capsule can accommodate up to 5 wheelchairs along with 15 other guests.
3) Availability of ramps, lifts, and accessible loos on the compound
Singapore Discovery Centre
For discovery lovers, consider visiting Singapore Discovery Centre as its ideal for both Singaporeans and tourists. The place showcases different aspects of Singapore’s history in the most innovative manner and its culture through exhibitions.
Features:
1) FREE entry for Singaporeans and PRs, and can avail discounted tickets for senior foreign citizens
2) 3D and 4D movies for both young and old
3) Singapore-centric exhibits which use various technologies
River Safari Singapore
It is the first ever river-themed zoo in Asia that catches all the attention. It features an aquarium, freshwater attractions and riverboat rides which you sight in comfortable galleries. So head outdoors for a relaxing river cruise!
Features:
1) Sheltered, paved pathways and barrier-free access
2) Discounted rates for senior citizens
3) Exhibitions such as panda enclosure and relaxing riverboat rides
4) Wheelchair on rent available
Singapore Science Centre
A place that makes you learn through one of the country’s most extensive collections of scientific and educational exhibitions for all the ages.
Features:
1) More than 50 interactive exhibits are being held for curious learners
2) Accessibility of main entrance, ramps, and fully-covered linkways
3) Wheelchair on rent available
Asian Civilisations Museum
The museum is not only focuses on Singapore’s ancestral culture but also the rich artistic heritage of Asia. It offers a comfortable environment to experience more of it, which is just 5 minutes away from Raffles Place MRT.
Features:
1) Special discounted rates for senior citizens
2) Ramps and accessible lifts within the museum compound
3) New exhibits every few months to retain visitors
Night Safari
It’s a home close to 2,500 animals of over 130 species, the world’s first nocturnal zoo. You can experience the zoo under the starry skies.
Features:
1) 90% of pathways are paved for wheelchair access
2) Accessible parking lots available for those with disability decal
3) Ramps and designated alighting spots
4) Free wheelchair available
National Museum of Singapore
It is being considered as the oldest museum in Singapore that gives visitors a multimedia experience of Singapore’s history and archaeological heritage.
Features:
1) Good place for tourists to learn about Singapore's history and for local seniors to reminisce their younger days
2) Wheelchair-accessible compound
3) New exhibits every few months to encourage repeated visits
Botanic Gardens
It is recently awarded as UNESCO World Heritage Site which is spread to the extent of more than 74 hectares of green grounds for families to explore and enjoy.
Features:
1) National Orchid Garden is over 1000 orchid species and 2000 hybrids that makes it perfect for tourists and locals to appreciate the national blooms
2) Frequent free performances in the gardens to accompany family picnics
3) Wheelchair rental available
Planning to bring your grandparents for visiting Singapore soon? If you are doing so, then do book your cheap flights from Sydney to Singapore to enjoy the most of it.
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