Although Pure Art Gallery has only two floors, it is an ideal place to appreciate and explore a wealth of outstanding artworks, making it one of Singapore’s most vibrant art spaces. Every corner of the gallery appeals to art lovers, with constant surprises waiting to be discovered. Pure Art Gallery focuses on new…
Also known as the “Chinese Garden,” the Chinese Garden is located in Jurong East, Singapore. Built in 1975 and designed and constructed by Taiwanese designer Yu Yizhen, it spans 13 acres. Based on Chinese garden art, its most distinctive feature is the seamless integration of architecture and environment, fully showcasing traditional Chinese architectural...
Capella Singapore is a grand resort located on Sentosa Island in Singapore, where an arc-shaped modern structure blends seamlessly with colonial-style buildings and lush tropical rainforests, creating a picturesque harmony that masterfully fuses Singapore’s old and new. The South China Sea serves as its backyard. What sets the hotel apart is its breathtaking aerial view...
Practice Theatre was founded in 1965 by playwright Kuo Pao Kun and stands as one of the oldest and most significant theatre groups in Singapore’s local performing arts and cultural scene. With a history spanning half a century, through generations of effort—sometimes faltering, sometimes stormy—it has witnessed the continuous development of Singaporean culture and the gradual integration of Southeast Asian cultures.
Also known as the "Double Helix Bridge," the Helix Bridge is located where the Singapore River meets Marina Bay. Opened in 2010, it is a pedestrian bridge connecting Marina Centre and Marina Bay. Designed by Australian architects and engineers, the bridge links Singapore’s commercial, cultural, and entertainment districts. The Helix Bridge is…
Marina Bridge is a highway bridge in Singapore that spans the mouth of the Singapore River, connecting the Esplanade on the northern bank to the Merlion Park on the southern bank. Construction began in 1994, and it was opened to traffic in 1997. The bridge is 260 meters long and 70 meters wide, with four lanes in each direction and pedestrian walkways on both sides. The upper part of Marina Bridge serves vehicles and...
Anderson Bridge is a major highway iron bridge in downtown Singapore that spans the Singapore River near its mouth. Opened in 1910, it connects the financial district of Shenton Way on the southern bank with the Government Buildings on the northern bank, replacing an earlier bridge and easing traffic congestion. The bridge is 70 meters long and 28 meters wide, named after Governor Anderson, and was...
Alkaff Bridge is located at Robertson Quay in Singapore’s Central Business District. It is a pedestrian bridge that spans the Singapore River and was opened to the public in 1998. Known for its bold, vibrant, and bright appearance, it is locally referred to as “Singapore’s bridge of art.” The bridge features a steel truss structure and resembles a large…
Read Bridge is located at Clarke Quay and is a beam bridge that spans the Singapore River, connecting Clarke Quay on the northern bank with Swissôtel The Stamford on the southern bank. Its name comes from a British businessman named William Henry Macleod Read, who was a permanent resident of Singapore and also a colonial government—&amp
Benjamin Sheares Bridge is located in the heart of Singapore. Stretching 1.8 kilometers, it is the longest bridge in Singapore, reaching a maximum height of 20 meters. Opened to traffic in 1981, it is named after Benjamin Henry Sheares, the second President of Singapore. The construction of the bridge cost 177 million Singapore dollars...
Owen Bridge is located in Singapore's Clarke Quay, upstream from Read Bridge, spanning the Singapore River. It is an orange-yellow pedestrian bridge that connects River Valley Road and Magazine Road. Built in 1886, it replaced the previous...
Cavenagh Bridge is located in the heart of Singapore, spanning the Singapore River. Opened to traffic in 1870, it is the only suspension bridge in Singapore and also the oldest bridge in the city that still retains its original appearance. The bridge connects the administrative and cultural district on the northern bank of the Singapore River with the commercial district on the southern bank. When Cavenagh Bridge was first built, it was called the...
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 is not...
Hilton Singapore is located on Orchard Road, a bustling shopping district, and just a 20-minute drive from Changi Airport. It is one of Singapore’s most renowned hotels, featuring 423 rooms, a rooftop swimming pool, a fitness center, five restaurants, 11 meeting venues accommodating 18 to 550 people, and two business…
Marine Cove Park is located in Singapore’s central business district. Established in 1943 and rebuilt in 1991 to solidify its historical significance, it is one of the oldest parks in Singapore. Renowned for its multiple iconic landmarks, it has become one of the must-visit attractions for travelers to Singapore. The park boasts an elegant environment with lush green lawns…
Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, also known as “Shuang Lin Temple,” is located in Toa Payoh, Singapore. Established in 1898, it is one of Singapore’s heritage landmarks and the oldest surviving Buddhist architecture in the country. The monastery was built to commemorate the birth and nirvana of the Buddha Sakyamuni. The name “Shuang Lin” (双林) represents the “everlasting joy, purity, self, and peace” of Mahayana nirvana…
The Empress Place Building is located on the north bank of the Singapore River in the Central Business District. It is a historic building that was constructed in four phases between 1864 and 1920. It was gazetted as a national monument of Singapore in 1992 and is now part of the Asian Civilisations Museum. In 1890, to commemorate the reign of Queen Victoria...
Jamae Mosque is located near Chinatown in Singapore’s central business district. Built in 1826, it is one of the oldest mosques in Singapore, constructed by Tamil Muslim traders from southern India. They came primarily for trade and currency exchange, but within a short period, they built three mosques, with Jamae Mosque being the first among them.
The Aegean Bridge, commonly known as the Main Road Bridge, is an arch bridge in downtown Singapore that spans the Singapore River and is the first bridge built over the river. The current bridge was constructed in 1929, measuring 46 meters in length and 25 meters in width. It was named after Lord Elgin, the Viceroy of India, and the roads at both ends of the bridge are...
Sultan Mosque is located on Telok Ayer Street, at the heart of Chinatown, and was first built in 1827 as a mosque for the Tamil Muslim community from southern India. The current mosque was constructed between 1850 and 1855 and is one of the oldest mosques in Singapore. It was gazetted as a national monument in 1974. A…