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Second day in Singapore
... were closed so early on a Sunday morning, so we kept walking on to Boat Quay, across to Raffles landing site and to Cavenagh Bridge. We saw the small Merlion spitting water and the Esplinade - Theatres on the Bay building that looks like bug eyes. Then ...
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Singapore could be my new favorite city!
... House, the Supreme Court, City Hall, Victoria Concert Hall & Theatre, The Esplanade, Raffles City, Singapore Recreation Club, Riverside Point, Cavenagh Bridge, and the Sir Stamford Raffles landing site. Adi heads back to the hotel to take a ...
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Singapore
... in Raffles Place which is the CBD, then made our way into the Colonial Quarter where we saw the Cavenagh Bridge, Victoria Theatre, a statue of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles himself, St Andrews Cathedral, City Hall and the Parliament ...
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Singapore
... is my rendition of the famous Singapore merlion: We also went under the famous Cavenagh bridge (I think because it's the oldest in Singapore): Here's the new parliment building, which the people don't like because it ...
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Singapore
... and saw some preserved mangroves. We also saw Singapore’s oldest suspension bridge built which opened in 1870 – Cavenagh Bridge. We visited the Chinatown and ‘Little India’ both of which were quite interesting and also ...
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Chinatown, Marina Bay & Singapore Flyer
... on the bank of the Singapore River. The riverside walkway led us past a number of different statues until we reached the 'Cavenagh Bridge' which still displayed a sign at either end that said, "The use of this bridge is prohibited to any vehicle of ...
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S'pore: Can you see the face of the male Babirusa?
... from the rain in a nearby O'Brien's sandwich shop! Once the weather had cleared, we walked across the Cavenagh Bridge to Singapore's City Hall, parliament buildings and Supreme Court. After viewing the parliamentary museum and learning a little about ...
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Singapore
... and saw some preserved mangroves. We also saw Singapore’s oldest suspension bridge built which opened in 1870 – Cavenagh Bridge. We visited the Chinatown and ‘Little India’ both of which were quite interesting and also ...
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Singapore City Sightseeing
... and the body of a fish, the symbol of the city. We walked along the river crossing over at the Cavenagh Bridge and Elgin Bridge, passing an English style group of buildings where there are lots of waterside restaurants. After a bite to eat ...
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Singapore 3
... to take on board refreshment before recommencing the perambulations, broadly around the river area. this took in the Cavenagh Bridge, Empress Place, Victoria Theatre, Raffles Landing Site and Statue, Old Parliament House, Supreme Court, City ...
Cavenagh Bridge Map
- Empress Place Building
- Anderson Bridge
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- Bumboat River Tour
- Raffles Landing Site
- Statue of Raffles
- Victoria Theatre And Concert Hall
- UOB Plaza
- Merlion
- Centro 360
- The Arts House
- Wak Hai Cheng Bio Temple
- Supreme Court
- Singapore Cricket Club
- Esplanade Concert Hall
- Merlion Statue
- Harry's Bar
- Boat Quay
- Esplanade Park
- City Hall