The Flower Dome is a cooled conservatory where flowers and plants from different habitats across 6 continents are brought together under one roof. The structure of the Flower Dome itself is worthy of mention as it holds the Guinness world record for the largest greenhouse. It is covered with 3332 glass panels and maintains a temperature range between 23 - 25 degrees Celsius at all times. The Flower Dome has been divided into several gardens that replicate the habitat of different regions such as the Australian Desert, The Mediterranean Basin, The African Savannah, South America and a few others.

The Cloud Forest is a modern Greenhouse that showcases a variety of plants native to tropical highlands across the globe. Some of the most striking features of the Cloud Forest are a 25 meter indoor waterfall, linked walkways that lets you explore the multiple levels of exhibit, a massive man-made mountain covered in plants and a huge sea shell shaped dome. Your journey of exploration of the Cloud Forest starts from the top of the mountain where you find delicate ferns and mosses. Next level comes the epiphytes, rhododendrons and anthuriums. Next comes the Cloud Forest gallery where natural cloud forests in different parts of the world are getting destroyed due to global warming. Your journey ends at the Secret Garden where you find plants native to cave environments and miniature orchids.

Floral Fantasy is undoubtedly the most colorful and vibrant attraction of the Gardens by the Bay. It is divided into 4 sections - Dance, Float, Waltz and Drift - where each section has a different theme. The setup of the Floral Fantasy is a mix of live plants as well as cut and preserved blooms. The arrangement of these flowers is truly picture perfect. The entire space maintains a temperature of 2e - 25 degree Celsius and the spaces are home to over 15,000 upside down flowers in vibrant colors. 5here is also a Vivarium where you can find colorful poison dart frogs.

The Supertree Observatory is perched on top of the tallest Supertree at the Supertree Grove. At 50 meters above the ground, the open air rooftop deck gives a 360 degrees view of the Marina Bay Area. A lift concealed within the trunk of the Supetree takes visitors to the top of the observatory. The observatory has two main areas: - The open air circular rooftop deck which is the highest point in the gardens and offers an unobstructed view .- Below the rooftop deck there is an indoor viewing area with full length glass windows and an outdoor walkway.- The observatory space also has a café where refreshments such as mocktails, cocktails and light snacks are available for visitors.

Garden Rhapsody is a popular light and sound show that is held at the Supertree Grove in the Gardens by the Bay. The show is performed twice daily and show timings are 7:45pm and 8:45pm. The show is free of cost and the music is an amazing combination of classical, pop and other types of music.