The Singapore Grand Prix – an unmissable spectacle of Formula 1 racing and cosmopolitan glamour! Be there to witness the action unfold.
At FREEDOM we offer:
Our official 2026 Singapore Grand Prix package includes:
Please browse our choice of Singapore hotels below, or get in touch with our Travel Consultants for recommendations or a personalised Singapore Grand Prix itinerary.
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Freedom Destinations is an ATOL-bonded tour operator, selling authorised Singapore Grand Prix packages. All applicable taxes and fees are included.
With a serene and sophisticated interior, the Hotel Waterloo is located within the Bugis district. The area is known for its blend of traditional and modern, which the hotel demonstrates beautifully too. Enjoy great shopping and dining on your doorstep, and a short walk to the Grand Prix circuit.
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Situated within buzzing Chinatown, the stylish Furama Hotel matches its colourful surroundings. Captivating temples, bustling hawker centres and fantastic restaurants can all be found just a stone’s throw away, and you are walking distance to the Connaught and Empress Grandstands.
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Offering a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of Singapore, the Concorde Hotel is conveniently located on Orchard Road, a street renowned for its shopping and entertainment. Sleek, spacious rooms and excellent transport links make it the perfect base for the Singapore Grand Prix.
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Blending traditional charm and contemporary style, the Paradise Singapore Merchant sits on the Singapore River in lively Clarke Quay. With an array of bars and restaurants around the hotel, you can soak up the buzz of the city, before enjoying the peace and elegance of the resort.
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The Wyndham Singapore is just a short walk to the Singapore Grand Prix track making it an excellent choice from which to enjoy the buzz of the racing. The comfortable rooms offer a contemporary style with wonderful views over Fort Canning Park or the city.
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For an even more immersive race weekend, you can enhance your package with upgraded tickets. Choose from:
You can download a map of the circuit here to help you choose, or get in touch with our Asia Experts, who would be delighted to help you curate your perfect Singapore Grand Prix package.
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Why not combine the Singapore Grand Prix with a Thailand beach stay or a Malaysian self drive tour? Our South East Asia Experts are on hand to help.
It’s “Go, Go, Go!” Here’s all you need to know about the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2026.
The Marina Bay Street Circuit winds through Singapore’s stunning city centre, incorporating iconic landmarks like the Marina Bay Sands and Singapore Flyer. The circuit is easily accessible via Singapore’s excellent MRT system, with multiple stations within walking distance.
Singapore itself is a vibrant city-state, located in the heart of South East Asia. Changi Airport is consistently rated amongst the world’s best and offers direct flights from London, as well as good connections throughout Asia and beyond.
The 2026 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix will run from the 9th – 11th October 2026. The provisional schedule is as follows (local times):
The Singapore Grand Prix takes place annually in September or October and spans three days of on-track action.
The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix will be held on the 9th – 11th October.
The Singapore Grand Prix is Formula 1’s original night race and remains one of the most spectacular events on the calendar. Racing under floodlights around the Marina Bay Street Circuit creates a unique atmosphere, with the city’s glittering skyline providing a stunning backdrop. The challenging street circuit demands precision from drivers, whilst off-track entertainment includes world-class concerts, gourmet dining experiences, and Singapore’s renowned hospitality.
The weekend features three days of Formula 1 action, with practice sessions on Friday, qualifying on Saturday, and the main Grand Prix on Sunday evening. Support races usually include Formula 2, Porsche Supercup, and other motorsport series.
Beyond the track, the weekend transforms the Marina Bay area into a festival atmosphere. The Padang Stage and Village Stage host international music acts, whilst the Circuit Park offers family-friendly activities. Singapore’s famous hawker centres and fine dining restaurants provide exceptional culinary experiences, and the city’s attractions remain open late to accommodate the night race schedule.
Singapore’s tropical climate means warm, humid conditions year-round. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes, and bring a light rain jacket as brief tropical showers are possible. Sunglasses and high-factor sunscreen are essential, even for the evening race. Smart casual attire works well for most areas, though some hospitality venues may require more formal dress codes.
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