Rujin Bridge

Rujin Bridge

Rujin Bridge is a pedestrian bridge spanning the Singapore River, completed and opened to traffic in 1999. It is also an exceptionally creative bridge that has been well received by the public. Designed as a cable-stayed single-hinged arch bridge, it is one of the three major pedestrian bridges over the Singapore River at Robertson Quay, providing great convenience for pedestrians.

Rujin Bridge boasts a striking modern beauty, resembling a crescent moon setting over the long river. Especially at night, when the surrounding lights illuminate it, the bridge glows like a crescent about to dip into the Singapore River—dazzling and a testament to the designer’s delicate touch and ingenious creativity. The surroundings of Rujin Bridge are elegant, with skyscrapers towering above and lush trees nearby. Crossing the bridge not only gets you to your destination but also offers a wonderful vantage point to admire the scenery. Many tourists stop to take photos of the beautiful surroundings from the bridge.

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Must-visit reason: One of the most famous bridges in Singapore