The Best Spots To Capture Singapore’s City Skyline

The Singapore Flyer has been celebrated as Asia’s largest observation wheel. The Flyer towers at 165 meters above ground level, offering a panoramic view of Singapore’s cityscape through its glass cabins. Take in the stunning views from the Flyer Lounge while sipping on award winning cocktails. For a more comfy, sit-down meal option, check out Sky View Kitchen.

Colloquially referred to as ‘MBS’, this phenomenally integrated resort has taken Singapore’s cityscape by storm. It’s made of three identical towers of 55 levels each, connected by a 340 meter long Skypark. Hotel guests can take a dip in the world acclaimed Infinity Pool, stretching 150 meters in length and hovering over Singapore’s skyline. For non-hotel guests there’s a dedicated Observation Deck which offers luxurious views of the country’s cityscape. Alternatively, the legendary Cé La Vi skybar comes alive at night, offering you music, drinks and an unforgettable view.

ION Orchard features a perfect hideout for amazing views of Singapore. 56 levels closer to those puffy white clouds, ION’s Sky Observatory offers stunning views of the city as well as the famous shopping district. Equipped with the BEHOLDTIM telescopes, enjoy spectacular views from another angle of Singapore. For those desiring a meal with a view, you may wish to check out Salt Grill and Sky Bar by celebrity chef Luke Mangan, located just below the observatory.

Located on the 57th floor of an unsuspecting office building in Raffles Place, Empire Bar is a hidden gem in the Central Business District. Empire Bar boasts a refreshing alfresco area with stunning views of Marina Bay and beyond. Its central location makes it a favorite bar for the working crowd in Raffles Place.

This award-winning architectural wonder has made many jaws drop at the sight of it. The Pinnacle@Duxton’s crowning glory lies in its 500 meter rooftop garden, 50 stories above the ground. This public residential estate offers an amazing 360 degree view of Singapore from varying perspectives. From the port, to Gardens By The Bay, to other residential areas of Singapore, the Pinnacle@Duxton lets you marvel and bask in the splendor of Singapore’s cityscape. Fitted with reclining chairs amidst lush greenery, it is a must-visit. Plan your schedule ahead of time as only 200 visitors are allowed per day.

Boasting the world’s highest alfresco bar, 1-Altitude is the highest point in Singapore. It offers majestic, unobstructed panoramic views of Singapore. Head on to the Upper Viewing Deck on the 63^rd floor or enjoy a meal with a view at Stellar, located on the 62^nd floor.