10 best things to do in Jurong (surprisingly fun)

Not gonna lie, we thought this list was going to be a lot slimmer…

But it seems like there really is a sizable number of fun things to do when you’re in Jurong, including an unlimited driving range, mini golf, pottery, and more.

Here’s what we recommend.

1. clubFACE

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Enjoy unlimited balls at this driving range for $15 per hour, with a $5 rental fee per golf club.

Location: 511 Upper Jurong Rd, Blk B #01-08, Singapore 638366
Opening hours: 9am-11pm

2. Dino Putt

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Also located at Club Face, challenge your friends to a friendly game of mini golf with a twist.

This 18-hole course is designed with a prehistoric theme, complete with dinosaur installations throughout.

Public entry is priced at $30 for adults, and $15 for children under 12 or seniors above 70.

Location: 511 Upper Jurong Rd, Blk B #01-08, Singapore 638366
Opening hours: 9am-11pm

3. Jurong Lake Gardens

If you’re looking for a relaxing escape in the west, Jurong Lake Gardens — comprising Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden, and Lakeside Garden — is the perfect spot. This beautiful green space in Jurong has offers multiple scenic view, an indoor terrarium viewing room, as well an enchanting lake.

For those seeking action, head to SkatePark @ Lakeside Garden, the largest outdoor skate park in Singapore. Covering 17,000m², it offers five unique skate pods, a dedicated parkour park, and even a three-metre-high bouldering wall for climbing enthusiasts.

For non-drivers, the most convenient way to access here is to get off Chinese Garden MRT station and walk through Chinese Garden.

Jurong Lake Gardens is connected to Chinese Garden and Japanese Garden.

Location: Yuan Ching Rd, Singapore
Opening hours: 24 hours, but certain exits starts closing at 11pm

4. Cafe Eden

While you’re at Chinese Garden, don’t forget to enjoy a cup of tea and some light bites at Cafe Eden — offering an unobstructed view of the stone bridges, grandeur pagodas, and landscapes inspired by Chinese imperial gardens,

Location:70B Yuan Ching Rd, #01-04 Beside Cloud Pagoda, Singapore 619629
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 9am-9pm
Fri-Sun: 9am-10pm

5. Suzuki Cafe & Roastery

This Japanese-themed cafe in the west welcomes you with its warm and inviting atmosphere with wooden furniture, zen gardens, and a bamboo fountain.

Try their in-house roasted coffee, Suzuki Original Blend, as a Hokkaido Latte ($8). The inherent sweetness of the roast is accentuated by authentic Hokkaido milk. Suzuki Gourmet Coffee also serves Matcha Latte ($9) and Hojicha Latte ($9), as well as Japanese sweets to go with your drinks, such as the An-Pan Samutsuki ($8) and Dorayaki ($13).

Location: 8 Chin Bee Ave, Singapore 619932

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6. Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle

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Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle is home to Singapore’s last dragon kiln and a serene eco-garden. Visitors can browse traditional pottery, join fun workshops, and explore the five-hectare garden nearby.

The garden has four zones: Summit Forest, Wildlife Corridor, Stream Ravine, and Freshwater Swamp Forest filled with plants and wildlife.

Along the way, you’ll see butterflies, birds, and dragonflies, spot ceramic art pieces, and learn simple eco-friendly ideas like rainwater recycling and composting.

Location: 85 Lor Tawas, Singapore 639823
Opening hours: 9am-5pm

7. Science Centre Singapore

Find over 1,000 interactive exhibits plus quirky showcases like “Know Your Poo,”where you can step into the Cheeky Fart Chamber and learn about toilets through the ages.

Step into the Omni-Theatre, Singapore’s only domed IMAX theatre, or enjoy the outdoor Kinetic Garden.

For something cool — literally — head to the revamped Snow City and experience an icy adventure in sub-zero temperatures.

Tickets starting at about $6 for children and $12 for adults.

For those who haven’t heard, the new Science Centre is already being constructed, and is expected to open around end-2027.

Location: 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081
Opening hours:
Monday: Closed
Tue-Sun: 10am-5pm

8. Speed down the longest ice-slide in the world at Snow City

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Snow City just got an upgrade, with an ice bumper car, new ice sculptures, and most importantly, Singapore’s longest ice slide.

At 120-meter-long and 3-storeys high, this ice slide is official certified in the Singapore Book of Records.

Psst… no need for a Science Centre ticket — you can purchase Snow City tickets on their own.

Location: 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433
Opening hours:
Monday: closed
Tue-Sun: 10am-5pm

9. IMM

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For shopping that won’t break the bank, IMM in Jurong is a must-visit. Known as Singapore’s largest outlet mall, it boasts over 90 outlet stores with discounts of up to 80% on popular fashion, sports, and lifestyle brands.

Location: 2 Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 609601
Opening hours: 10am-10pm

10. Singapore Discovery Centre

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Singapore Discovery Centre is a fun and interactive spot where learning meets play. Visitors can dive into immersive exhibits about Singapore’s history, try hands-on activities, or catch short films at the iWERKS theatre.

For more things to do, there are the escape room challenges, the floor is lava, black lake laser battlefield, and pedal-boat rides at the Discovery Lake. It’s a mix of education and adventure in one place. Tickets start from about $10 for adults and $8 for children.

Location: 510 Upper Jurong Rd, Singapore 638365
Opening hours:
Mon-Fri: 12-6pm
Sat-Sun: 11am-7pm

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