Merlion Park is the iconic waterfront of Singapore where the famous lion head and fish body statues spray water to Marina Bay. There are amazing photo opportunities, beautiful walking trails and breathtaking views of the city skyline.
Activity Overview and Why Visit
Stroll along the waterfront promenade, snap pictures of the national icon and enjoy the fresh coastal air around Marina Bay. It is a quintessential Singaporean urban experience which connects you directly to its history, from a humble fishing village to a vibrant modern nation.
Top Experiences and Guided Walks
Snap classic photos of the 8.6-metre Merlion statue spouting water in front of Marina Bay Sands.
Spectra Light & Water Show: Go to the bay for a free evening show of lasers, fountains and music on the water.
River Boat Cruises: Hop on a traditional wooden river taxi from the park jetty for a relaxing cruise down the Singapore River.
Waterfront Promenade Walks: Walk over Jubilee Bridge or head toward Esplanade Theatres for unobstructed views of the bay.
Best Time, Local Flavours and Family Fun
Waterfront Treats tries local ice cream, coconut drinks, satay and seafood snacks at nearby outdoor cafés
Family-friendly trails Wide, flat stone paths allow visitors of all ages to push strollers easily and safely.
Best Time to Visit: Early morning for quiet walks and clear shots. Evening hours for cool breezes and city lights.
What you should know before you go
What is the best time to visit Merlion Park?
early morning light, crowds and bright natural light, evening cooler temperatures and glowing night city views
Where is the Merlion Park?
One Fullerton, Raffles Place station, near Marina Bay, central Singapore.
Is there a fee to get into the park?
No, the park is an open public waterfront space and is free to visit at any time.
Iconic photos, waterfront culture and skyline views blend together at Merlion Park. Plan your itinerary for today and explore Singapore with Skanda Holidays’ inspiring adventures!
