Principal attractions in Singapore
17 Apr 2012
attractions in singapore Elgin Bridge Istana Merlion Park Musical fountain Sentosa Island
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Elgin Bridge
It was built in 1929, and it was named after Lord Elgin. The purpose of the building was to make a connection between Chinese traders in the south of Singapore River and Indian merchants from north side. Today we can get there either from North Bridge Road or the South Bridge Road.
Istana
Built in 1869, it was the official residence of British Governor of Singapore, and is today the residence of the President. Istana is open for public only in the five official holidays.
Merlion Park
National emblem in Singapore, Merlion is a mythological beast located at the river rim. Created in 1972 as a tourist attraction, the Merlion is fascinating, especially at night when the lights and when the mouth begins to draw water. From here, you have a full view of the city.
Musical fountain
Here is your chance to admire a great fountain that dances among the lights and colors. Using advanced technology, are possible over 19 water formations that can be up to 20 meters high.
Sentosa Island
Situated very close to shore, Sentosa Island is a popular attraction, where you reach countless possibilities for relaxation and fun, including a beautiful beach, golf courses and spas. Sentosa Resort and Spa is a luxurious hotel, situated on a cliff where you can admire the South China Sea and the 11 hectares of rainforest. Each room, decorated with fine and elegant fabrics and furnished in dark shades, is equipped with 42 inch plasma screen, DVD player and provides internet access. Luxurious Spa Botanic, Singapore’s first tropical garden spa, offers guests mud pools, steam baths, massages and treatments.