The Supertrees
Clad in plants.
Zairon — CC BY-SA 4.0 · DianaAndassova — CC BY-SA 4.0 · Erwin Soo from Singapore, Singapore — CC BY 2.0 · Dietmar Rabich — CC BY-SA 4.0 · LN9267 — CC BY-SA 4.0 · Андрей Бобровский — CC BY 3.0 · Дмитрий Овечкин — CC BY 2.0 · ArnoBOUJIKA — CC0
A huge urban park of 105 hectares on the Marina Bay waterfront, made up of three gardens, the largest being Bay South at 54 hectares, part of Singapore's plan to turn itself from a «Garden City» into a «City in a Garden». Its icon is the Supertree Grove, towering steel structures clothed in climbing plants that look like trees from a fantasy world, some of them linked by a skyway that visitors walk between their crowns. Every evening the free «Garden Rhapsody» light and music show plays among the Supertrees, and people lie on the ground to watch the lights dance overhead. The gardens also have Dragonfly Lake, themed gardens and walking paths. The outdoor gardens and the evening show are free, while the two glass conservatories and the skyway are ticketed. Come late in the day to see the gardens in daylight and the show after dark.
Clad in plants.
Every evening.
Between the crowns.
Marina South, behind Marina Bay Sands
Flower Dome and Cloud ForestTwo giant glass conservatories at Gardens by the Bay holding the record for the 5 minutes walk4.7
Marina Bay Sands SkyPark Observation DeckAn observation deck on top of the famous Marina Bay Sands, opened in 2010 and no6 minutes walk4.5
ArtScience Museum and Helix BridgeA museum in a white building shaped like an opening lotus flower on the Marina B9 minutes walk4.3
Singapore FlyerA giant observation wheel on Marina Bay, officially opened on 15 April 2008, 16511 minutes walk4.7
Merlion ParkSingapore's best-known landmark, a small waterfront park at the mouth of the Sin15 minutes walk4.7The outdoor gardens, the Supertree Grove and the evening light show are free; the glass conservatories and the skyway are ticketed.