Top 4 things to see in Clarke Quay - Wander away!

Located right in the heart of Clarke Quay, the Singapore River is home to the area's popular nightlife scene. Apart from that the river also stands to offer much more to all its visitors, especially as a gorgeous location to chill with some food or to have some drinks. You'll find boat tours available here if you want to cruise right down and up the river, where you can observe all the beautiful sights along the way, ending with Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and finally Marina Bay. The river flows right under some of the most historically significant bridges in the country like the Anderson Bridge and the Clemenceau Bridge. You'll also come to pass famous Singaporean landmarks like the Merlion and the Esplanade.

Located a mere walking distance away from the MRT stations at Raffles Place or Clarke Quay, the Asian Civilisations Museum is a beautiful colonial British styled building. The museum showcases some of the finest exhibitions and collections in the nation that highlight the regions diverse and long history. You'll need to set aside a couple of hours if you truly want to explore this museum at a comfortable pace. There will be many displays and galleries that are bound to fascinate you even if you simply aren't a history buff. From present day and all the way back to the island's discovery, colonization as well as its cultural diversification, the Asian Civilisations Museum covers it all over a 14,000 square-metre space. Featuring over 1,300 artefacts from everywhere in Asia, this museum is a must see. You can look into hotels near Robertson Quay to stay at while you check out this list. You're sure to find many options to pick from, such as the Park Hotel Clarke Quay for instance.

If you've been using the internet in the last few years, you are bound to have come across news, videos or articles about escape rooms. Lockdown Singapore is a real-life escape game where you and a few others are placed in a locked room. The objective is that you have to collaboratively figure out a way to get out. In each room, you will find various puzzles, some of which are simple while the others, not so much. If you really feel stuck at any point, a helpful staff member might give you a clue. If it's still tough, there's an emergency escape door which comes in handy if you either feel claustrophobic or your time runs out. This is a new and exciting way to spend some quality time having fun with your entire family. Lockdown Singapore can be found at the 'The Central' shopping centre in Clarke Quay.

No matter if it's a leisurely stroll you're looking for or an eatery with a stunning view, Boat Quay has plenty of each to keep you occupied and satiated.