Things to Do in Suntec City: Kaya Toast and a MONOPOLY Hunt
Most people only see Suntec City on the way to a convention or the MRT. Stay a while and it fills an afternoon well. You can walk around the Fountain of Wealth for luck, eat kaya toast, Nonya kueh and vegan ice cream, let the kids loose at an indoor trampoline park and still be a few minutes from Marina Bay. It's all under one roof, so the weather doesn't matter. Here are the best things to do in Suntec City, plus how to play the whole mall as a game with MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City.
- Must-see: the Fountain of Wealth, once listed as the largest fountain in the world
- Best on a rainy day: MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City, an indoor game you play on your phone
- Best with kids: SuperPark Singapore, with trampolines, climbing walls and a ball pool
- Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
- Nearest MRT: Esplanade (Circle Line) Exit A, about 3 minutes' walk, or Promenade (Circle and Downtown Lines) Exit C, about 5 minutes
- Time needed: 2 to 3 hours in the mall, plus an hour if you head out to Marina Bay
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Cost: free to walk around. SuperPark and MONOPOLY: HIDDEN are paid.
Why Suntec City is worth a proper visit
Suntec City opened in 1995, and it was planned to look like a left hand rising out of the ground. The five office towers are the fingers and thumb, and the Fountain of Wealth sits in the palm like a ring. You only really see the shape from above, but once you know it, the layout makes more sense.
The fountain made the Guinness World Records list in 1998 as the largest in the world. Its name comes from feng shui, where water flowing inward stands for wealth coming in. The bronze ring is 66 metres around and is based on a Hindu mandala, a symbol of unity.
7 things to do in Suntec City
Everything here is inside the mall or a short walk away, and escalators and lifts link it all, so it works with prams and in the rain. If you want an easy order, follow this route and read on for each stop.
1. Play the mall as a game with MONOPOLY: HIDDEN
Where: Kele, B1 Fountain Court, in front of Food Republic | Time: 1.5 to 2 hours
MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City is a self-guided treasure hunt you play in your phone's browser. You follow clues to Suntec's landmarks, find out how the "city within a city" was designed, collect Title Deeds and unlock Community Chests on your way to becoming a Suntec City Tycoon.
Every adult ticket comes with M$200 in MONOPOLY Money to spend at 14 partner stops on food, drinks, desserts and gifts. It's a good excuse to try places you'd normally walk past, and it keeps a group together instead of splitting up to shop.
2. Walk around the Fountain of Wealth for luck
Where: B1 Fountain Court | Time: 15 to 20 minutes
The fountain is 13.8 metres tall, so start at the railing and look up at the bronze ring. At set times the main jets are switched off, and visitors step down to the small fountain in the centre and walk around it three times for good luck. Locals still queue for it.
The fountain has also hosted evening laser shows. If you're staying late, check Suntec City's website for the current schedule.
3. Try Nonya kueh at HarriAnns Nonya Table
Where: inside the mall | Time: about 20 minutes
HarriAnns is a partner stop for the game and the easiest place in the mall to pick up Nonya kueh. Get a few kinds and share them, so everyone tastes more than one.
4. Get kaya toast, tarts and vegan ice cream
Where: various levels | Time: about 30 minutes
For kaya toast and kopi, go to Killiney @ Suntec at #01-504. Kopi & Tarts is the stop for a local coffee and a tart, and for something cold, Kind Kones makes vegan ice cream without dairy or eggs. All three are MONOPOLY: HIDDEN partners, along with Mister Wheel and CHA MULAN elsewhere in the mall.
5. Let the kids burn off energy at SuperPark Singapore
Where: inside Suntec City Mall | Time: 1 to 2 hours
SuperPark reopened in 2025 after a big revamp and now has more than 30 activities. Older kids head for the trampolines, climbing walls and games arena. Younger ones get a ball pool, slides and a pedal car track, and there's a café inside for the adults.
6. Eat at Food Republic in Fountain Court
Where: B1 Fountain Court | Time: about 45 minutes
If your group can't agree on lunch, the food court by the fountain sorts it out. Local dishes and other cuisines are in one place, and it's right beside the MONO
7. See what's on at the convention centre
Where: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre | Time: varies
The convention centre runs fairs, exhibitions and consumer shows through the year, and many are open to the public. Check its events calendar before you go, in case something is on the same day.
Things to do near Suntec City
With more time, add one of these things to do near Marina Bay. Each is within about 20 minutes on foot or one MRT stop away.
- Esplanade: the arts centre by the water often has free performances on its outdoor stage, about 10 minutes' walk away.
- Singapore Flyer: the observation wheel is about a 15-minute walk from the mall.
- Merlion Park: walk along the waterfront past the Esplanade in about 20 minutes.
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Gardens by the Bay: take the Downtown Line one stop from Promenade to Bayfront.
Suntec City with kids
Suntec is one of the easier family activities in Singapore when it's raining. It's indoors, air-conditioned and pram-friendly. Start at SuperPark if the kids need to run around, then do the fountain walk, which most children enjoy.
MONOPOLY: HIDDEN works for families too. Children aged 4–12 play on an adult's phone with a child ticket, and under-4s don't need a ticket. The family bundle covers 2 adults and 2 children.
How MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City works
- Start point: Kele @ Suntec City, B1 Fountain Court, in front of Food Republic.
- Hours: start any time from 10am to 7.30pm on the day you book. The last recommended start is 6.30pm.
- Players: groups of 2 to 5 adults, a parent-and-child ticket, or a family bundle for 2 adults and 2 children.
- What you get: each adult ticket includes M$200 MONOPOLY Money, a limited-edition Chance Card charm and a tote bag.
- No app needed: it runs in your phone's web browser.
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Tickets: book on Fever. Prices change with offers, so check the booking page.
Tips before you go
Weekday afternoons are quieter than lunch hours and weekends. Wear comfortable shoes, since Suntec is bigger than it looks from the MRT. If you're playing the game, charge your phone and bring a power bank.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best things to do in Suntec City?
Walk around the Fountain of Wealth, have kaya toast at Killiney, try Nonya kueh at HarriAnns, take the kids to SuperPark and play MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City. The Esplanade and the Singapore Flyer are both a short walk away.
How long do you need at Suntec City?
Plan on 2 to 3 hours for the mall, including the game or SuperPark. Add an hour if you're walking out to Marina Bay.
Where is the nearest MRT?
Esplanade (Circle Line) is closest: take Exit A and follow the signs, about 3 minutes. Promenade (Circle and Downtown Lines) is about 5 minutes from Exit C. From City Hall (North-South and East-West Lines), walk underground through CityLink Mall in about 8 to 10 minutes.
When can you touch the Fountain of Wealth?
Only when the main fountain is switched off at set times during the day. The times can change, so check on the day.
Is Suntec City good for kids?
Yes. It's indoors and pram-friendly, SuperPark is inside the mall, and children aged 4–12 can join MONOPOLY: HIDDEN on a child ticket.
Do I need an app to play MONOPOLY: HIDDEN?
No. It runs in your phone's web browser, so there's nothing to download.
What if it rains?
Suntec City is fully indoors, so rain won't change your plans, which makes it one of the easiest rainy day activities in Singapore. For more indoor activities in Singapore, try the Jewel edition at Changi Airport.
Ready to play?
Book MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Suntec City on Fever, then meet your team at Kele in Fountain Court. If the fountain is switched off, do your three laps for luck before the first clue.
