Anderson Bridge Singapore

Ok, what feels like a tremendously long day..... Left Jhb yesterday around 3pm, landed in Singapore at 7am this am, 6hrs ahead. Connecting flight is only at 5pm this afternoon so decided to head into the city and have a squizz around. The city is surprisingly quite english, easy enough to get around and get on with locals. Left the airport, and …

Singapore, Singapore - The ride from Melaka to Singapore went without any hitches!! Let's just say the two stops we made had zero paper and well, I was happy to wait!! haha The border crossing was pretty simple as there are hundreds, if not thousands ...

... the Merlion, which is part fish and part lion, Singapore icon but still no sign of greenery. We walked over the pretty white 'Anderson Bridge' to the 'Colonial District' and did a quick loop towards Boat Quay. It was such a nice view across the Singapore ...

... 14 degrees celsius in Melbourne to 33 degrees and high humidity was taking some getting used to! After the break we walked across Anderson Bridge to the Raffles Landing site which had nice views across the Singapore River to Boat Quay. We then walked on ...

... walk round ended up in an epic trek round Singapore...we saw the universities, the business district with its impressive skyline, the Anderson bridge, the river, Marina Bay Sands Hotel (big boat on top of 3 huge sky scrapers). By this time we ...

... Next on the list was Victoria theatre and concert hall.  After a quick walk across Anderson Bridge I finished the sightseeing at Merlion the symbol of Singapore.  Then it was back to Suntec Mall.  I followed the instructions on ...

... for the Chinese New Year holiday. After travelling by train to Raffles Place we strolled along Fullerton Road and over the old Anderson Bridge. We shared a soft drink while sitting on a park bench and gazing at the famous but totally unimpressive Merlion ...