Joanna James
Aside from shopping, food, and cultural attractions, Singapore boasts an amazing skyline. Between rooftop bars and bridges, the city offers a plethora of opportunities for panoramic views.
You are sure to come across Merlion Park while looking up coliving spaces in Singapore. Nothing can beat the skyline views offered by Merlion Park; in fact, it is one of the best spots in all of the city. If you are looking for an opportunity to snap the perfect photo of Singapore's skyline, Merlion Park is where you should be. It has various vantage points offering breathtaking views. From the park, you can see Singapore's famous feature, Merlion, shooting water into the Singapore River.
Next on the list is Esplanade. Sitting right on the riverbank, you can easily get here from anywhere in Singapore, including lyf Funan. Also called Theatres on the Bay, the Esplanade offers amazing views of Singapore's skyline. The building is built in the shape of a durian. You are also offered views of the Fullerton Hotel. The best time to visit is the evening when the building is illuminated, allowing visitors a glance at its amazing architectural details. Apart from the skyline views, the Esplanade is considered one of the tourist hotspots due to the number of pubs and bars found in the vicinity.
Another vantage point in Singapore, the Skypark at the Marina Bay Sands require you to pay a small entrance fee. The cost is nothing compared to the priceless views you are offered. You can see the city from a great height, and there isn't a glass panel to obstruct your view. The Skypark is an open area, and the observation deck is massive. This is one of the places where you won't be bothered by crowds; the park is spacious enough for you to enjoy the views to your heart's content.
This is one of the must-visit attractions in Singapore. Apart from skyline views, the Singapore Flyer brings you thrill and adventure. With a height of 165 metres, the flyer offers views from several angles – while you are inside the flyer, the Singapore skyline will change its countenance many times. The Singapore Flyer offers a bird's-eye view of the city below and part of Malaysia and Indonesia.
Your list of places to visit in Singapore must include Gardens by the Bay. This is one of Singapore's best creations. Inside the garden are several tall tree-like structures that allow spectacular views. The viewing platforms include treetop view areas and the waterside area. Gardens by the Bay is often celebrated for its amazing architecture. Apart from views, the place has several other attractions including Supertree Observatory, Waterview Room, Flower Field Hall, The Meadow, and Bayfront Pavilion.
Another way to enjoy the Singapore Flyer like views, the Sentosa Cable Car isn't the flashiest attraction here. Nevertheless, it is an amazing experience to have while in Singapore. From a cable car, you can enjoy views of the city that expand over miles.
If you are into natural sights, visit Faber Peak. Located at a short distance from the city, Faber Peak nurtures some of Singapore's wildlife species. From up the peak, you can gaze at the beautiful skyline of the Central Business District.
Although not a tourist attraction, the Pinnacle at Duxton Skybridge is a must-visit. This is actually a residential building with an amazing sky bridge. Only 200 guests are allowed per day, but if you can somehow seize the opportunity to visit, you'll be rewarded with unique views of the skyline.
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A travel writer who has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.
