Useful Singapore maps
We’ve all been in this situation at least once: you’re outside when nature calls, but there’s no mall nearby and no MRT toilet in sight. But before you start hyperventilating, know that there’s a map that pinpoints the nearest loos, as well as another map for locating toilets with bidets. And that’s not all, there are even maps for finding water coolers, community cats, and work-friendly cafes.
We’ve compiled a list of useful maps of Singapore you might never have heard of, but will definitely come in handy.
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1. Singapore Water Dispenser Map
Where to find water coolers
Image adapted from: Singapore Water Dispenser Map
With drinks getting pricier by the day – and even bottled water now coming with the added hassle of the Beverage Container Return Scheme – staying hydrated while out and about can feel unnecessarily expensive. Some days, it is just too hot out not to have a drink, but what if you could quench your thirst for free?
The Singapore Water Dispenser Map was started by Ming Kang, an avid hiker and jogger, who wanted to save money from buying bottled water while out. It comprises over 100 known water dispenser locations across Singapore. Details include photos of the water dispensers, the temperature of the water, and even the longitude and latitude to help you find the exact location to get a drink or refill your bottle.
Screenshot from: Google Maps
You can also contribute to this ever-growing list of water dispensers by submitting a Google Form. Each submission is vetted by Ming Kang before it’s plotted onto the Maps, so you won’t have to worry about showing up to a phantom water cooler.
Locate your nearest water dispenser.
2. Work-friendly cafes in SG
With strong WiFi & power plugs
Screenshot from: Google Maps
For your WFH days or for students looking for a study spot before the next exam, this map might just be what you need. Compiled by a local blogger, the work-friendly cafes in SG map features spots around central Singapore that are actually suitable for getting stuff done.
Each cafe listed has been personally vetted by the blogger and only makes the cut if it ticks all the right boxes: good vibes, strong WiFi, decent coffee, and the availability of power plugs.
Explore work-friendly cafes in SG.
3. Toilets with Bidet Singapore
Public toilets with bidets
Image credit: @toiletswithbidetsg via Instagram
Finding a toilet with a bidet in Singapore can feel like striking gold, but this map by Toilets with Bidet Singapore makes the hunt a lot easier. It has documented over 200 locations in Singapore where you can find exactly that, which is a game-changer for those who refuse to settle for less.
Although the map does not include specific locations of the toilets, it does include floor information where applicable. So if you’re picky about how you handle your business, save this map to know exactly which toilet spot has a bidet.
Screenshot from: Google Maps
Toilets with Bidet Singapore might not be the hero we deserve, but most certainly is the hero we need. Since the map was published in December 2025, it has garnered over 4 million views, proving just how desperate Singaporeans can be when it comes to finding a quality throne.
Find your nearest toilet with bidets.
4. Sgtoilets
Public toilets & water fountains
Image credit: Sgtoilets
If you’re not fussed about bidets and just need a toilet, stat, this map by Sgtoilets has you covered with over 400 public toilets across the island.
You can toggle the map to showcase all known public toilets within your vicinity. However, the map does not display the name or the building of the toilet, only the pin on the map – so you’d have to do a bit of sleuthing to figure out exactly where it is.
Find your nearest public toilet.
5. SG Nursing Rooms
Includes amenities available
Parents with newborns, this one is for you. When your young one is feeling peckish outside, the last thing you’d want to deal with is scrambling to locate a nursing room. Thankfully, there is a list of public nursing rooms in malls around Singapore to help you quickly find the nearest one.
Screenshot from: SG Nursing Rooms
The list even includes the amenities available in each nursing room, such as seats, basins, and water dispensers. There’s also a cleanliness and upkeep rating for each nursing room to help you avoid any less-than-ideal spots while you’re out.
You can also submit recommendations for nursing room updates or cleanliness ratings through their feedback form.
Locate public nursing rooms.
6. Cats of SG
Contribute to the care of community cats
Image credit: Cats of SG
Now, this map by Cats of SG is a fun one for feline lovers. It features community cats from around the island, with little tidbits about each one so you can get to know them better. Only the general area and not the exact locations of the cats are revealed to prevent misuse of the map.
If you’ve been spotting a neighbourhood cat and wish to feed it, you can try your luck at finding them on the map to learn more about their feeding preferences.
Contributions to the map are also welcome, with submissions vetted by the team before being plotted onto the map.
Find out more about the Cats of SG map.
7. McDonald’s Pricing
Find the cheapest McDonald’s in Singapore
Image credit: nelstagic via Google Maps
If you’ve ever noticed that the cost of your Big Mac meal differs from store to store, no, you’re not tripping. This McDonald’s Pricing map compares menu prices across outlets in Singapore, with differences ranging from a few cents to a couple of dollars.
The cheapest meals are usually found in educational institutions, while the priciest menus are found at the airport and tourist hotspots. So before locking in your next McSpicy fix, you might want to compare the prices of outlets in your vicinity by checking the map.
Find out more about SG McDonald’s pricing differences.
8. Things to do in Singapore
Ideas for what to do every single weekend
If you’re running out of activities to do over the long weekends, we’ve got a list of things you can do in SG that will help you make the most of your time.
Be it an exhilarating afternoon spent bungee jumping in Sentosa or watching birds have a sing-off at the Kebun Baru Birdsinging Club, these activities have all been plotted onto our things to do in Singapore map so that you can explore what’s around you. Alongside cultural heritage sites and nature activities, we’ve also got art spaces and Instagrammable spots to check out.
Explore our map of things to do in SG.
Bonus: Unofficial districts of Singapore
What the neighbourhood you stay in says about you
Image credit: Geography, Lien Foundation, 2018-2019 report
First published in the Lien Foundation’s 2018-2019 annual report to show how neighbourhoods in Singapore have been stereotyped, the map gained popularity after it went viral on Reddit.
From identifying “Rich People” neighbourhoods to the “ulu” ends of the island, it’s now seen as a humorous take on the unofficial districts of Singapore.
Useful Singapore maps to bookmark that may just come in handy one day
These maps may seem like random internet finds for now, but they could be the very resource you need when you’re out and about. Whether you are searching for a quick hydration fix at the nearest water cooler, scouting for a work-friendly cafe with stable WiFi to study at, or trying to locate a public toilet in your hour of need, these niche Singapore maps have got you covered.
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Cover image adapted from: Singapore Water Dispenser Map, nelstagic via Google Maps, The Smart Local