Hi!
We're watching Coldplay concert this Friday and we have Friday AM, whole day Saturday and Sunday AM to do other activities. If we're targeting the following, what would be the most efficient order for the activities? I got these from the YourSingapore site.
It's been 10 years since we last visited SNG and wala pang Marina Bay Sands nun!!!

Padang history tour
Field of dreams
From the Padang walk down to Old Parliament Lane to see the statue commemorating the landing of Sir Stamford Raffles and get ready for the next leg of our Singapore tour.
National Museum?
National Gallery Singapore?
Cruise the Singapore River
The cruise takes you past the different quays (Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Marina Bay) which are lined with shops and restaurants, and is the ideal place for a leisurely stroll.
Other options:
Must-dos along the Circle MRT Line
Esplanade MRT: The grand dame of local arts
Go on a guided tour of the Esplanade that?ll take you behind the scenes, and then pop by the rooftop terrace at dusk for a postcard-perfect shot of the city.
Explore Singapore along the North-South MRT Line
City Hall
Alight here to explore the Civic District, a must-visit for cultural aficionados. Head to the National Museum of Singapore, the oldest museum in Singapore, and explore its two main galleries, Singapore History Gallery and Singapore Living Galleries. Then, check out the Peranakan Museum?this ten-gallery venue houses the world?s largest overview of Peranakan (of Straits-born Chinese or Malay descent) life. Here, you?ll learn more about Peranakan food, spirituality, and traditional arts such as embroidery and beadwork.
For dining and entertainment in the heart of the city, make your way to Capitol Theatre & Piazza.
Dhoby Ghaut
If you?re in town around the time of public holidays, be sure to head to the presidential grounds of the Istana, which is occasionally open to the public. The main Istana building was completed in 1869 and the picturesque gardens contain an old Japanese artillery gun, a deeply-wooded grove area, and lily ponds. Pro tip: sign up for guided walks to make the most of your visit there.
If you?re up for a short trek, be sure to make a stop at Fort Canning Park for even more lush greenery, with an extra peppering of history. Attractions to check out include the Battle Box (a World War II museum), and the Fort Canning Green, which makes for a great picnic space when it?s not playing host to music festivals.
And shopping of course! Kahit sa Vivo City and Changi airport na lang.