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The June school holidays are the perfect time for families to bond, relax, and explore. For families with young children, seniors, or loved ones who use mobility aids, finding inclusive and accessible places can make a big difference. Fortunately, Singapore is well-equipped with mobility-friendly spaces where everyone—regardless of age or ability—can enjoy quality time together.
Here are some top picks for inclusive and family-friendly destinations this school holiday!
If you're looking for fresh air and natural beauty, Gardens by the Bay is a must-visit. The Flower Dome and Cloud Forest are fully wheelchair-accessible and stroller-friendly. Kids will love the interactive exhibits, while seniors can enjoy the cool conservatories without worry.
Family Tip: Pack light snacks and water, and rent a wheelchair at the entrance for elderly family members who need support.
Mobility-friendly features:
Vivo City (Credit Singapore For Everyone)
VivoCity isn’t just Singapore’s largest mall—it’s also a great indoor option for families during rainy days. There are family rooms, kids' play areas, and a wide selection of eateries. It's also the gateway to Sentosa, via the Sentosa Express, which is wheelchair and stroller accessible.
Family Tip: Take a fun ride on the monorail to Sentosa together—kids love the views, and it’s hassle-free for those with mobility needs.
Mobility-friendly features:
With its lush indoor forest, the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, and plenty of dining and shopping, Jewel Changi Airport is a hit with all age groups. It's designed with wide walkways and lifts, making it accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.
Family Tip: Enjoy a family photo under the Rain Vortex and let the kids burn energy at the Canopy Park while seniors relax at nearby cafes.
Mobility-friendly features:
Take a slower-paced outing at the National Gallery Singapore, where the whole family can enjoy art exhibitions and heritage architecture. With air-conditioned galleries and accessible routes, it’s a comfortable space for seniors and young kids alike.
Family Tip: Check the museum’s calendar for kid-friendly workshops or quiet tours suitable for multi-generational families.
Mobility-friendly features:
East Coast Park (Credit: Kwokch)
For an active outdoor day, East Coast Park—especially the Cyclist Park—offers smooth paths for walking, scooting, and wheelchair use. Rent a tandem bike, set up a family picnic, or simply stroll by the sea. There are accessible toilets and sheltered rest areas throughout.
Family Tip: Bring along folding chairs or mats and enjoy a breezy seaside lunch with the grandparents.
Mobility-friendly features:
Singapore is one of Asia’s most mobility-inclusive cities, and with some planning, your family can enjoy a stress-free and fulfilling holiday season. From gardens to malls to museums, there’s something for every age and ability—making school holidays a time for connection, laughter, and memorable outings.
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