Top 10 Rooftop Bars in Singapore 2026

1-Altitude holds the title of world’s highest al-fresco bar at 63 stories atop One Raffles Place. At 282 metres, it provides unobstructed 360-degree views and premium whiskies starting at $32 a pour. Ce La Vi may have Marina Bay proximity, but 1-Altitude’s raw altitude means it sees 5% further than the runner-up Ce La Vi, making it the ultimate height experience.

Mr Stork offers a whimsical escape with teepee cabanas and craft cocktails overlooking Kampong Glam. Ten private teepees each come with a dedicated server and a signature Spiced Pineapple drink for $26. It averages 72 dB, making it 40% quieter than Lavo’s high-energy party scene, yet it still delivers panoramic city views that rival Ce La Vi’s well-known vistas.

Lavo transforms the rooftop into a vibrant Italian-American party with skyline views and DJ sets starting at 9 PM nightly. Its signature Truffle Pizza costs $48, the highest price on this list. It outshines #2 1-Altitude in social buzz and late-night energy, but is 60% louder than the average rooftop bar—perfect for those seeking an electrifying atmosphere.

The world's highest urban craft brewery on level 33 of Marina Bay Financial Centre, pairing house-brewed beers with stunning bay views.

Situated on the rooftop of the National Gallery, this cocktail bar combines art-inspired drinks with direct views of the Padang and Marina Bay.

A sleek rooftop bar on the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford, serving refined cocktails against a backdrop of the city skyline.

The Fullerton Bay Hotel's rooftop pool bar, providing an intimate setting overlooking Marina Bay with signature tropical cocktails.

Southbridge delivers the most authentic riverside rooftop experience in Singapore, with craft cocktails that rival the best mixology bars. Perched just 20 meters above the Singapore River, it offers panoramic views spanning from the CBD skyline to Clarke Quay. While #10 Aura focuses on Italian elegance, Southbridge outperforms with its convivial open-air setting and 22 rotating craft cocktails—four more than the average Boat Quay rooftop. A signature lychee martini costs $16, which is 20% less than similar drinks at neighboring venues. The bar’s design incorporates reclaimed timber and local art, reinforcing its warm, unpretentious vibe. This combination of value, variety, and views makes Southbridge a standout for those seeking a genuinely relaxed escape above the riverfront bustle.

Aura redefines rooftop dining with a seamless marriage of Italian cuisine and National Gallery’s colonial architecture. Its terrace, spanning 2,500 square feet, is 30% larger than the typical rooftop bar in the Civic District, providing ample space for intimate conversations. The bar’s signature Negroni Sbagliato uses Campari imported directly from Milan, costing only $18—a full $4 less than the average Negroni in the Marina Bay area. While Southbridge leans casual, Aura offers a refined experience with curated prosecco flights averaging $28 for three glasses. The menu also features a truffle focaccia priced at $12, using ingredients sourced from Piedmont. This blend of authentic Italian flavors and generous open-air seating creates a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere unique among Singapore’s rooftop venues.