52) Directions to The Fountain of Wealth from the inside.
From the BIG BUS & DUCK ticket booth, walk from one end of SUPERPARK SINGAPORE to its other end and go down the escalator facing it.
From the BIG BUS & DUCK ticket booth, walk from one end of SUPERPARK SINGAPORE to its other end and go down the escalator facing it.
Walk straight down to B1 and turn left.
Walk straight down to B1 and turn left.
To the entrance to the Fountain of Wealth.
To the entrance to the Fountain of Wealth.
53) Directions back to The Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay.
Follow Tower 5 signs from B1 to Level 1.
Follow Tower 5 signs from B1 to Level 1.
Follow Tower 5 signs from B1 to Level 1.
Once at Level 1 follow Esplanade MRT signs.
Once at Level 1 follow Esplanade MRT signs.
Go into Esplanade MRT at Exit A and go down the escalator.
Go into Esplanade MRT at Exit A and go down the escalator.
Walk straight to the lift.
Walk straight to the lift.
Enjoy the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Mural by Youth Olympic Games athletes and workforce.
Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Mural by Youth Olympic Games athletes and workforce.
Take the lift up to B and turn right.
Take the lift up to B and turn right.
Follow signs to Esplanade Theatres.
Follow signs to Esplanade Theatres.
Get out at Exit D and pass through the glass doors.
Get out at Exit D and pass through the glass doors.
Go through the glass doors on your left into Esplanade Theatres.
Go through the glass doors on your left into Esplanade Theatres.
Take one of the lifts to 1st floor.
Take one of the lifts to 1st floor.
Walk straight out of the building and explore.
Walk straight out of the building and explore.
54) Happy Family of Five sculpture by Chua Boon Kee in 2012
Happy Family of Five stands in the Forecourt Garden, where families gather to enjoy soothing and wonderful scenery.
Happy Family of Five sculpture by Chua Boon Kee in 2012.
55) DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre
DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre is an open air stage which is right outside the Esplanade building. It provides free performances supported by DBS Foundation on weekends and public holidays.
Click here to view the free performances schedule.
DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre.
56) Makan Angin sculptures by Lim Soo Ngee in 2014
Makan Angin is malay for "eating wind", which in Chinese means going on a vacation. The statues depict a family of five enjoying their vacation at the Esplanade waterfront.
Makan Angin sculptures by Lim Soo Ngee in 2014.
57) Wax and Wane by RSCLS in 2022, at Singtel Waterfront Theatre
Wax and Wane by RSCLS in 2022 was inspired by phases of the moon.
Wax and Wane by RSCLS in 2022, at Singtel Waterfront Theatre.
58) gluttons bay
gluttons bay is a Food Centre where the hawkers were handpicked by Makansutra to provide food that celebrate Singapore's diverse food culture.
gluttons bay.
59) Marina Bay Sands
Marina Bay Sands is an iconic landmark that is an integrated resort with hotel rooms and suites and an extraordinary rooftop Sands SkyPark with an Infinity Pool. It also has a great shopping mall, the largest nightclub in Singapore, world-class celebrity chef restaurants, a theatre, a Las Vegas-style casino, exhibition halls, a convention centre and an ArtScience Museum.
The Singapore Flyer is designed and built to rotate smoothly under various wind conditions at high altitudes. Each rotation is about 30 minutes.
From the Singapore Flyer, you can see up to 45 kilometres away and you’ll be able to see Changi Airport, Sentosa Island, and even parts of Malaysia and Indonesia.
Click here to purchase Singapore Flyer tickets without having to queue up.
The Singapore Flyer.
When you see the Esplanade on your side, the Jubilee Bridge is on your otherside. After visiting the Esplanade, cross the Jubilee Bridge. This is a great spot to capture the Esplanade, the Singapore River, the Helix Bridge, Marina Bay Sands, the Merlion and the Fullerton Hotel.
61) Jubilee Bridge
Jubilee Bridge is a pedestrian bridge connecting Merlion Park and The Esplanade by spanning the Singapore River. It runs parallel to the Espanade Bridge.
Jubilee Bridge.
Jubilee Bridge.
62) Helix Bridge
The Helix is the longest pedestrian bridge in Singapore. It has a distinctive double helix structure modelled on the DNA structure. It spans Marina Bay, connecting Marina Centre with the Bayfront area and runs paralel to the Bayfront Bridge.
Helix Bridge.
Helix Bridge.
63) The Merlion
The Merlion’s lion head represents the city’s original name of Singapura (lion city in Sanskrit). Its fish body represents Singapore’s origins as a fishing village.
It was built by local craftsman Lim Nang Seng, designed by Kwan Sai Kheong. The Merlion statue stands at 8.6 metres and weighs 70 tonnes.
Merlion.
Walk towards Merlion Park and One Fullerton and explore.
64) Little White Merlion that is behind the Merlion
This Little White Merlion sprays water from its mouth into its own little pool.
Little White Merlion that is behind the Merlion.
65) Lion's Pride
This Little Red Merlion hides quietly in a corner of the Merlion Park.
Lion's Pride.
66) Wish You Were Here by Diana Francis
The Little White and Blue Merlion guards the exit of the Merlion Park.
Wish You Were Here by Diana Francis.
67) The Unielephant by Philip Treacy 2011
The Unicorn White Elephant that guards the exit of the Merlion Park.
The Unielephant by Philip Treacy 2011.
68) The Model of the Fullerton Hotel
This Model of the Fullerton Hotel was built to mark the 90th anniversary of the Fullerton Building. It was built in 198 hours using 478,500 LEGO bricks. It guards the exit of the Merlion Park.
The Model of the Fullerton Hotel.
Go back to the waterfront, walk past One Fullerton and walk towards the Fullerton Pavillion.
