Hello! Singapore Tours | Top 5 Bridges With The Best View
Singapore is home to magnificent building architectures, scenic gardens, and breathtaking landscapes thus making the city one of the most expensive cities in the world. Did you know that you can explore the city and get an amazing view without breaking your bank accounts?. And because we love you, Hello! Singapore Tours team has listed down the top 5 famous bridges in the city where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city. Start listing down these areas and who knows, we might be able to visit these places on your next visit to the little red dot when you book our Private Customised Tour!
HELIX BRIDGE
The Helix bridge
This DNA structure bridge overlooks the majestic Marina Bay Sands and connects the Marina Center with Marina South. It four viewing platforms sited at strategic locations which provide stunning views of the Singapore skyline. Wait till you see the mesmerizing lights of the Helix bridge in the evening. You will surely get you camera and take a selfie!.
OCBC Skyway
OCBC Skyway in Gardens by the Bay
One of the best ways to explore Singapore’s beauty is to visit the OCBC SKyway in Gardens by the bay. Watch the magnificent display of lights and sounds at night while walking in the midst of Singapore Supertrees! If you are traveling with your loved one? This is the perfect place!
HENDERSON WAVE BRIDGE
Image Source: Henderson Wave Brigde
Henderson waves bridge is Singapore's highest pedestrian bridge. That distinctive wave shape creates alcoves where people can rest and sit. A perfect place to have a quiet walk with your loved ones while enjoying the green surroundings of the ridge.
CAVENAGH BRIDGE
Image Source Cavenagh Bridge
The bridge that stands the test of time. Cavenagh Bridge is the only suspension bridge and one of the oldest bridges in Singapore. Did you know that It was not built high enough to permit boats and lighters to pass beneath it? As a result, they have to wait till low tide to pass under it.
ELGIN BRIDGE
Image Source: Elgin Bridge
Did you know that the current bridge that still stands today was built in 1929, and was the first permanent bridge across the river, the two roads leading to it were named North Bridge Road and South Bridge Road. When is the best time to stroll on this area? At night of course and admire the lamps designed by Italian sculptor Cavalari Rudolfo Nolli.