Too many things to do in Bugis?
With two malls — Bugis+ and Bugis Junction — and popular hipster streets like Haji Lane and Bugis Street, here are the best things (like actually) to do when you’re in Bugis.
Bugis activities
1. Round 2 F1 Simulator
2. Stamp Rally
3. Griddy Grids
4. Hands on Film
5. Takara House
6. Resurrack Market
7. Clay Clay Pottery
8. Gamers Guild
9. The VR Club
10. Meownistry of Meow
11. Haji Lane
12. National Design Centre
13. Solace Studios
14. Live Jazz Nights
15. Monologue Photo Studio
Pop-ups at Bugis
1. SEVENTEEN Pop-up
Carats, get ready! Ahead of SEVENTEEN’s concert on 7 March 2026, an official pop-up store will run at Bugis+.
Expect exclusive world tour merchandise like trading cards, mini picket keyrings, image pickets, and more.
Entry requires online advance booking via KKTIX, with 45-minute sessions.
Date: 27 February-15 March 2026
Location: LEVEL 2, BUGIS+, 201 Victoria St, Singapore 188067
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
2. Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment
If you love Kpop Demon Hunter, you have to check out this high-tech, immersive exhibition this weekend.
Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment uses cutting-edge Gen-AI to transform you into a hyper-realistic idol persona, but that’s not all. You can design your own AI-Polished Album Cover on digital walls, receive a personalised Fandom Fortune from virtual fans, and participate in interactive choreography that are projected onto the screens!
Tickets from $28.
Date: 23 January-31 March 2026
Location: Parkview Square, 3rd Floor, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778
Opening hours: 10am-7pm
Best things to do in Bugis
1. Round 2
Just a short walk from Bugis MRT, Round 2, is a new private entertainment room that offers unlimited playtime on their F1 simulator.
Their VIP room is fully F1-themed, with very impressive race car decors. In addition to the usual Netflix and console games, there’s also an F1 simulator — yes, the kind with a steering wheel!
Their early bird promo allows you to book any rooms, including the VIP rooms (U.P $129) at $35 for 3 hours!
Location: 20 Haji Ln, #02-00, Singapore 189213
Opening hours: 11am-11pm
2. Stamp Rally
Join the fun stamp rally at When I Was Four, featuring their charming Hawker Signage Stamps inspired by old-school Singapore hawker signs. Not just that, they also have old Chinese calendar stamps. All of this for free as part of SG60 celebration.
Drop by their Bras Basah Complex store to hunt down these unique stamps, create your own stamp passport, and relive a bit of Singapore’s past.
Location: 231 Bain St, #04-41, Singapore 180231
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri: 12-7pm
Saturday: 12.30-6.30pm
Sunday: Closed
3. Griddy Grids
Looking for a thrilling activity in Bugis? Head to Griddy Grid, where The Floor is Lava comes to life. You’ll dodge glowing red tiles, jump across safe zones, and race to clear the grid before time’s up.
Hearsay this spot has exclusive game modes that makes it even more challenging.
Price per session starts from $36 for 2 person.
Location: 275 Beach Rd, #01-01, Singapore 199549
Opening hours: 11am-10.30pm
4. Hands on Film
If you love the feel of old-school film photography, Hands On Film is a must-visit. This cosy lab with a retro look develops and scans your 35mm and 120 rolls with care, while offering a great selection of film stocks and vintage finds.
There’s even a 24-hour drop-off box, perfect for anyone chasing that warm, nostalgic film look anytime.
Location: 21 Bali Ln, #02-01, Singapore 189857
Opening hours: 11am-7pm
5. Takara House
Located at Haji Lane, a 10-minute walk from Bugis MRT Station, Takara House is a vintage store with a secret cafe tucked away at the back.
They house the quirkiest, most fun items we’ve seen in a while, including apparels, accessories and even home decors and toys.
If you’re in need of a break, they also have a secret bakery in the back, which surprisingly, offers one of the best desserts we’ve ever tried.
Location: N Bridge Rd, Level 2 of 674, Singapore 188804
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
6. Resurrack Market
For a weekend treasure hunt, Resurrack Market is a lively market where vintage finds meet creative vibes.
Open every Saturday and Sunday, it’s packed with racks of retro clothes, vinyls, old-school cameras, and handmade trinkets waiting to be discovered. Other than that, expect live music, tarot readings, and chill hangout corners. Entry is free.
Location: 261 Victoria St, Bugis Street Art Lane, Singapore 189876
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri: Closed
Sat-Sun: 3-9pm
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7. Clay Clay Pottery
Clay Clay Pottery is an ideal place to get your hands dirty, literally.
Embark on a pottery painting workshop. Pick your favourite pottery piece, slap on your favourite colours and designs, and let the team handle the glazing and finishing. Do note that this purely a painting workshop; sculpting and wheel are not included.
Their ready to paint class is priced at $33 per person for 1.5 hours session.
Painting kit, glazing, and firing is all inclusive.
Book your session now!
Location: 755 N Bridge Rd, Floor 1, Singapore 198723
Opening hours: 11am-7.30pm
8. Gamers Guild
Level up your game days at Gamer’s Guild, Singapore’s largest console esports arena. Packed with over 300 titles, 50 console stations, and private gaming rooms, it’s the best place to go for both casual and competitive players.
Challenge friends in the racing simulator, try new releases, or just relax while releasing stress here. Members even enjoy a free hour daily before paying just $10 per hour (minimum purchase is one hour session).
Location: 201 Victoria St, #05-05 Bugis+, Singapore 188067
Opening hours: 11am-9pm
9. The VR Club
Step into a whole new world at The VR Club, where gaming gets truly immersive. Strap on a headset, hop on the 360° treadmill, and run, dodge, or shoot your way through thrilling virtual worlds, like zombie apocalypses or futuristic races.
It’s high-energy fun for friends, families, and team outings. With sessions starting from $38, it’s a next level portal of escape from reality.
Location: 420 N Bridge Rd, #02-06 North Bridge Centre, Singapore 188727
Opening hours:
Mon-Tue: 10am-6pm
Wed-Thu: 10am-7pm
Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm
Sunday: 10am-8pm
10. Meownistry of Meow
Meownistry of Meow is where cosy vibes and cuddly cats come together. More than just a cafe, it’s a laid-back co-working and play lounge filled with friendly rescue cats.
Sip free-flow drinks and unwind with karaoke or games starting from $8 for a 30 minutes session or opt for $38 for a 1 day pass per pax.
Location: 4A Jln Klapa, Singapore 199316
Opening hours: 11am-10pm
11. Haji Lane
Famous for its bold murals and vibrant stores, Haji Lane is Singapore’s go-to spot for artsy strolls and indie finds.
Walk through its narrow lanes lined with trendy boutiques, vintage stores, and quirky cafes, and lots of photo booths with different themes. Opt to stay till dark as the bar scene lights up the streets with live music and laughter.
Location: Haji Lane, Kampong Glam, Singapura 189848.
Opening hours: 24 hours
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12. National Design Centre
For a dose of creativity, drop by the National Design Centre in Bras Basah. Step inside to explore rotating exhibitions, pop-up shops, and workshops that celebrate local design talent.
Explore their current events here. Admission is free.
Location: 111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969
Opening hours: 9am-9pm
13. Solace Studios
Try the famous Solace Studios, a standout photobooth known for its imaginative themed rooms and backdrop drops. Choose from elevator-style booths, fisheye lens setups, vintage laundromat, and MRT-cabin themes, available on different branches and designed to complement different moods and styles.
Prices at $10 for photo strips, $12 for multi frame, and $20 for mega strip.
Solace Studios is located at Haji Lane, Somerset, Woodlands, and more.
Location: Multiple locations
14. Live Jazz Night at The Lobby Lounge
Looking for a classy night out? Enjoy a soothing live jazz performance in a classy lounge.
This weekend features James Flynn: The Kings of Cool, an Australian jazz vocalist who channels the timeless charm of Sinatra and Buble with his velvety vocals and swing-infused style.
Enjoy exquisite cocktails, luxe seating, and a soulful night of music. Tickets start from $38.
Location: Frasers House, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Singapore, 80 Middle Rd, Singapore
15. Monologue Photobooth
Viral self photo studio Photo Manner has just opened their newest concept, Monologue, at Bugis.
Choose from three room designs — Light Wood, Dark Wood and Mono Stars — at $10 per session.
The simple backdrops and props selection creates a no-frills Photo Booth experience, and you can even retouch your look with their inbuilt AI system!
Once you’re done, head over to the DIY Station to make cute cut outs for your photo strips
Location: Golden Landmark Shopping Complex, #01-25, 380 Victoria St, Singapore 188061
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
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