In the city
Gedong Kirtya
A library and museum dedicated to the cataloging and preservation of old lontar paper made from the rontal palm scripts. Also houses some bronze inscription plates dating from the 10th century. Very much worth a visit.
Pura Agung Jagatnatha
This is the most important temple in the city and the largest in the whole of North Bali. Sadly non-Hindu visitors will not normally be allowed to enter. It is though still worth a visit to admire its magnificence from outside.
Yudha Mandalatama Independence Monument
This rather splendid monument commemorates a local freedom fighter killed in the war against the Dutch. It is the dominant feature of the ramshackle but charming seafront of the city. Explore the surrounding area for a feeling of what Singaraja might have been like in its days as an important colonial port.
Air Sanih
A quaint, tiny coastal village with a notable cold spring bathing area set in nice gardens. The spring water here is said to originate from holy Lake Batur. A warning that the springs are very popular with local children, and can get noisy. Don't let that put you off though, this is a very charming spot.