Singapore’s most famous landmark is Merlion Park, where a statue of a half-lion, half-fish shoots water into Marina Bay. This bustling waterfront park provides great photo opportunities and panoramic views of the city skyline.
Activity Summary and Reasons to Join
Enjoy the breezes of Marina Bay, take pictures with the famous Merlion statue and wander along the waterfront promenade. One stop not to be missed in the city, and you'll learn about Singapore's history, from fishing village to world city.
Best tours and experiences
For example, the Merlion: Get iconic shots of the 8.6-metre national symbol spouting water into the bay.
Spectra Light & Water Show: View the free nightly light, laser and fountain show on the water at Marina Bay Sands.
River Boat Cruises: Hop on a traditional wooden bumboat from the park pier and cruise down the Singapore River while enjoying the scenery.
Local Flavours, Family Fun and Best Time
Best Time to Visit, Local Flavours, Family Fun Waterfront Dining: Nearby open-air cafés serve local satay skewers, chilli crab and ice cream treats.
Family-friendly promenade: Wide, level paths make it easy and safe to push a pram and to be with young kids.
Best time to visit: early morning for quiet photo stops or late evening to enjoy cool breezes and city nite lights.
What you should know before you visit
When is the best time to visit Merlion Park?
Soft light for photos in early mornings, less crowd. City lights that sparkle. Cooler nights.
Where is Merlion Park located?
One Fullerton, Central Singapore, overlooking Marina Bay, close to Raffles Place MRT station.
Is there an admission fee to enter the park?
No, Merlion Park is a free, open public space, 24 hours a day.
Merlion Park offers unforgettable landmark sights, waterfront culture and city views. Skanda Holidays - Book your Singapore holiday today for an inspired journey!
