[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for F1 Pit Building (Updated May)

#outdooradventures #f1 #ferrari #100waysoftravel #singapore I recently visited F1 Outdoor Adventure in Singapore, and my experience was nothing short of amazing. The highlight was the exclusive Case Ferrari Sky Suite, which offered fantastic views of the race. The hospitality was top-notch, with attentive staff and a vibrant atmosphere that made the event feel even more special. The excitement of being so close to the action was unparalleled, the sound of the F1 , the visit to the garage and the view was so exciting! The Casa Ferrari Sky suite provided a perfect blend of comfort and luxury. If you're an F1 fan, this experience is definitely worth it. Highly recommend! #sport #adventure

Get ready to indulge in a one-of-a-kind holiday shopping experience at Boutique Fairs Singapore: The Gifting Edition! Returning to the F1 Pit Building from November 17 to 19, this highly anticipated event is Singapore's ultimate shopping extravaganza, showcasing a curated selection of over 300 independent brands. One of the highlights of Boutique Fairs Singapore is the opportunity to meet and converse with brand designers in person. This allows you to learn more about the inspiration behind the products and gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship. Additionally, a free shuttle bus service is provided between the F1 Pit Building and Millenia Walk for added convenience. Don't miss this event, where you can explore a wide array of unique and design-led brands, connect with creators, and enjoy a day of fuss-free shopping and delightful encounters!

This year, the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon (SCSM) is celebrating its 22nd year. Taking place Dec 1–3 at the F1 Pit Building, SCSM2023 will feature a variety of categories, including the International Elite Race and National Championships. SCSM is the only World Athletics Gold Label race in Southeast Asia.

Visited the first art affordable art fair after the pandemic and I’m glad it’s back. I used to visit it every year and with the inflation the most expensive art works are now S$15,000 instead of S$10,000. There are two floors of gallery at the F1 pit building featuring galleries and artists from all other the world so you will definitely see something you like if you are planning to decorate your house or office or anywhere! #artshunting

my 1st time to SG F1 night races and sadly it's a wet evening but wonderful atmosphere with wonderful crowds.

After a few years of hiatus due to the pandemic, Army Open House reopened its doors once again for visitors to experience tidbits of the army experience through fun filled activities and exhibits featuring various things such as armoured vehicles and performances. This large scale exhibition is held at F1 Pit Building, with 2 other smaller scale exhibitions in the heartlands at Punggol and Bishan. Was fortunate to be able to get tickets despite experiencing technical difficulties initially, as the tickets got snapped up really quickly. While they had many activities such as the battle rides which allow visitors to cruise on the waters of Marina Bay in a military raft or have a bird’s eye view on the helicopter rides, rifle tryouts and obstacle course racing, most of the activities start in the morning or early afternoon, or cater more for the kids. Regrettably, as I was only available to drop by in the late afternoon for the event and had booked tickets for that time slot, the slots to get onto the battle rides were already fully booked. Due to the weekend crowds, long queues formed at the booths hence I did not get to try out alot of things. Tried out whatever activities that were still available catered to the adults despite the long waiting times, such as the push up challenge and got a cute souvenir which is a bear wearing the army uniform. There is also the tyre flip challenge which can also get the bear as well if you succeed in completing it but I missed the finishing line narrowly. Along the way, there were also photo opportunities with the armoured vehicles, performances and checked out the displays too. Nevertheless, it was a fun evening getting to know the capabilities of the local army through this exhibition. #moreinsg

I have went to the Army Open House 2022 for the 28 to 30 May session at F1 Pit Building. It was a very eye opening exhibition and be sure to book your tickets before heading down for it as many people has been turned away for not booking. Here is the link to book aoh22.sg PS: The weather can be a bit hot these days so stay hydrated and put on sun screen! Exhibition days:- 1) 28 to 30 May - F1 Pit Building 2) 3 to 5 June - Punggol MRT Station Exit B (Beside Waterway Point) 3) 10 to 12 June - Bishan MRT Station Exit C (Beside Bishan Junction 8, 9) Attractions - Drone flying, obstacle course, battle simulation ride, kids zone, army exhibition and some music performances! #armyopenhouse2022

This year’s Army Open House opens to the public from 28-30 May and has an amazing line up to celebrate 55 years of NS! For the adventurous, come by and take a ride on a chinook (helicarrier) or transport boats! Sit atop a tank and take a picture 👌🏼 For those with kids, the kids zone is sure rk be a favorite! There js camp painting, AR photo booth and free balloons! ✨ There is also an “experience the night” area you can try out night vision goggles while completing missions 🙌🏼 Explore the different formations’ booths and stand a chance to win some Army merch! 🤩 This year’s open house promises to be a fun time for the whole family 😊

I attended the rehearsal and preview of the Chingay Parade 2025 at the F1 Pit Building. This year, the parade features a refreshed format along with newly designed floats and an updated stage setup. Chingay Parade is an annual street parade and festival held in Singapore, for this year, it will be on 7band 8 February at The F1 Pit Building . It's one of the largest and most iconic street performances in Asia! The word "Chingay" itself is derived from the Chinese phrase "zhuāng yì" (妆艺), which refers to the art of costume and masquerade. Over time, the term has become synonymous with the parade and festival. . . . #singapore #chingay

Love the trip in Singapore with F1🏎️

| The 2024 Singapore Grand Prix season is full of excitement. Recently, the 2024 Singapore Grand Prix season came to a perfect end 🇸🇬 This time, I am very honored to be able to watch the F1 race on different stands for three consecutive days 🏎️ . The entire series of events can be described as wonderful. The event is divided into four areas. Audiences can watch the game from different perspectives 🙆🏼‍♂️ Among them, the box viewing experience is particularly recommended. The box has a dedicated outdoor stand area with a 270° view, which can appreciate a larger range of race progress 🥂 The box has food and drinks, which can meet everyone's needs to enjoy the game and taste food 🕺 . In addition to the exciting F1 viewing experience, during the event, the organizer also prepared a wonderful multi-round F1 music festival 🎶 Before and after the game every day, different internationally renowned bands will attend and accompany you in multiple venues. Have fun. One Republic's "apologize" directly ignited the atmosphere of the night 🎤 . During the event, the entire city is filled with the atmosphere of F1: you can go to HyperDrive to experience the charm of racing driving 🪖 You can go to Gallery26 to learn about the glorious past of the Singapore Grand Prix, and there is also a Ferrari-themed content exhibition; you can go to Mr Bucket Chocolaterie to experience the production process of chocolate racing cars 🍫 You can go to Clarke Quay to feel the harmony of street culture and racing cars; you can also go to Kampong Glam to feel the festive atmosphere of the Glam Circuit Carnival 😝 . What a enjoyable Singapore Grand Prix season experience, my friends all exclaimed that they will come again next year 🙌🏻 I don’t know if you in front of the screen are already ready? This time next year, let's meet in Singapore again! . F1 Pit Building

#cny2024 Chingay Parade 2024 F1 Pit Building 1 Republic Blvd, Singapore 038975 The Chingay Parade is a grand and colorful annual street parade held in Singapore. The word "Chingay" is of Chinese origin, meaning "the art of costume and masquerade" in the Hokkien dialect. The parade is a multicultural event that showcases the diversity of Singapore's population and celebrates the country's vibrant arts and culture. Chingay Parade 2024 will host at F1 Pit Building, on 23 and 24 February 2024. This year theme is "Blossom" will feature local works of art, music and dance performances and the colorful floats that have become an iconic part of the festival. The Chingay Parade typically features a dazzling display of floats, performances, and vibrant costumes representing various cultural and ethnic groups. It is known for its vibrant and energetic atmosphere, with participants including local and international performers, community groups, and schools. For this year, Japanese in Singapore will join the parade as well. The parade was initially introduced in 1973 as a way to compensate for the ban on firecrackers during the Chinese New Year celebrations. Over the years, it has evolved into a major event that attracts both locals and tourists.

Welcome to Singapore this is the place with first ever night race in the world. Looking at the night beauty from the top of the sky it was lovely and amazing. Grand Prix Season Singapore 2022 was held over 23 Sep to 2 Oct with an array of activities from streetside activations to vibrant performances and outdoor parties. The 2022 Singapore Grand Prix (officially known as the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2022) was a Formula One motor race held on 2 October 2022 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit in Marina Bay, Singapore. Please come to Singapore next year in 2023. #tripblazers #spooktaculartrip