[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Raffles Pl (Updated Jul)

#nightlife At Raffles Place, the night scenery along the Singapore River is simply stunning. The Fullerton Hotel lights up in shades of pink and purple, making it stand out beautifully against the night sky. The shimmering river reflects the colorful lights, adding to the magical vibe. You can see the elegant bridge arching over the water, with tall buildings rising majestically in the background. It’s a perfect spot to take a leisurely stroll, soak in the atmosphere, and enjoy the vibrant energy of the city at night. #100waysoftravel #singapore

Embark on a city walk that leads you through the iconic Raffles Place in the heart of Singapore's bustling financial district. Join me as we navigate the towering skyscrapers, marvel at the architectural wonders, and soak in the vibrant energy of this urban landscape. Discover hidden gems amid the concrete jungle, from tranquil pockets of greenery to historic landmarks that narrate the city's rich history. Whether you're a seasoned explorer or a first-time visitor, this city walk promises a captivating journey through the vibrant heart of Singapore. Lace up your walking shoes and explore Raffles Place from a whole new perspective! 🏙️🚶‍♂️ #citywalk

#VisitSingapore Singapore River Walk Raffles Place A 2-kilometer walk along the Singapore River that takes about 30 minutes to get there. Starting from Clarke Quay to Merlion Park. While walking along the river, we will see beautiful buildings such as office buildings, restaurants, and resort hotels. Including various sculptures. The highlight is the Cavenagh Bridge, the oldest and only suspension bridge in Singapore. And Anderson Bridge, located near the mouth of the Singapore River. Especially in the evening when the weather is nice, there will be many tourists and Singaporeans coming to relax and walk. In addition to walking along the river, there is also a Singapore River cruise service. It can be said that you can walk for exercise and see the beautiful view of Singapore at the same time. #Singapore #TeamSouth

Address: Miss G's Grill & Bar, 45 Pekin St, #44, Singapore 048775 Price: $30/pp We were looking for a place to have a quick dinner and one of my friend recommended this place. I always have doubt about bar food but this place is different. We ordered: 1. Cold Truffle Somen with Hotate - 10/10 I was skeptical at first but one mouth is all it takes to change my mind. The dish had so many layers to it that every bite is heavenly. I highly recommend trying - the truffle taste it strong but pleasant. 2. Baja fish taco - 10/10 fish batter was light and airy and it gave a nice crunch while the meat inside is soft, tender and juicy. 3. Prawn Gyozas - 6/10 I would skip this, however my friend would recommend it. It subject to individual taste but I personally feel that it has room to elevate the gyoza - to include some texture and balance in terms of flavours. 4. The drinks here are on the pricer end. Overall a great place to hang out with friends after work. It can get very busy quickly around 6-7pm on the friday so be sure to make a reservation or try your luck by walking in earlier. #singapore

Address - level 1 of arcade where you can change lotsa foreign currency. Exit A of Raffles Place mrt and turn right Ambiance/Facilities - friendly and warm staff whom make fresh dumplings when they can Highlights - thin kinda noodles but they are yummy. Soup was not msg kind Avg. Price per Person - $8 Rating - 4 out of 5 stars We ordered 2 signature wanton mee (with chilli but without black sauce) and a 5-pieces dumpling soup for the cool weather. Totaled $16. #Foodie #Old airport road wanton mee #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #Local food #Wanton mee #arcade #Cbd food

Address: Yakitori Yatagarasu, 72 Circular Rd, #01-01, Singapore 049426 Cost: $70/pp A small japanese style restaurant sitting along South Bridge. This is a hidden gem that always blows my guest away when I bring them here to eat. So simple, tasty and affordable! We ordered:- 1. Highball - whiskey and soda 8/10 It was refreshing which helped with digesting the skewers we ordered! 2. Japanese Omelette- 9/10 well seasoned and wet, yet light and fluffy 3. Chicken skin - 10/10 well seasoned and crispy yet juicy 4. King Oyster Mushroom wrapped with pork belly - 10/10 soft chewy mushroom center with nice charred pork belly 5. Asparagus roll and baby corn - 10/10 never a fan of asparagus but this changed my mind! Both had a crunchy center with the juicy pork belly wrapped 6. P-man cheese - 9/10 green pepper with cheese wrapped in pork belly! Nothing gets better than that 7. A5 Waygu- 100/10 AMAZINGLY MELTS IN YOUR MOUTH. Well season and honestly this was the cherry ontop the whole meal 8. Chicken wings - 10/10 it was tender, juicy and came off the bone so easily 9. Fried noodle roll - 8/10 very interesting skewer but flavour was well balanced! Amazed at how they manage to put noodle on a skewer! 10. Chicken thigh - 10/10 it was tender and succulent 11. Chicken heart - 8/10 very fresh The staff were all friendly so it made the experience even better. Booking is required! They're usually fully booked so be sure to make an advance booking. #meetsingapore

You know how you can smell a LUSH store from faraway? Well, you also won’t miss the irresistible bread aroma wafting out of @prooferboulangerie shops🤤 One of their many outlets is super near my office, so I popped by for a takeaway lunch. They have all sorts of sweet pastries, savoury buns, and even a pizzeria right beside 🍕 While I was trying to make up my mind, I could see the baker hard at work preparing fresh bread behind the counter 👨‍🍳 My favourite was definitely the purple yam bun (yay I grabbed the last one 🙌🏻) It had a chewy mochi texture in the middle and still tasted delicious the next day when I had it for breakfast ☀️ ✨ 𝙁𝙤𝙡𝙡𝙤𝙬 @𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙩𝙡𝙚.𝙢𝙞𝙨𝙨.𝙥𝙞𝙘𝙠𝙮 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙢𝙤𝙧𝙚 𝙛𝙤𝙤𝙙 𝙧𝙚𝙫𝙞𝙚𝙬𝙨 📍 Proofer Boulangerie (One Raffles Place) 1 Raffles Place, #b1-36/37, Singapore 048616 (Raffles Place MRT exit D) #foodie #singapore #bread

Getting There - Singapore, Raffles place MRT, exit A Attractions - find JP Morgan building, go to 51st floor, got urban garden. opened to public only in the afternoon till 6pm.Meanwhile there are attractions in the 17th floor - 20th floor. can sit & relax. Bring some snacks. Hotels - All nearby Food & Restaurants - nearby but I didn’t try it 🤪 Shopping - Good, but very expensive

#mustdo #omakase #japanese #skillful #interactivedining If you are working around the CBD area, try going for an Omakase dining experience at Cho Omakase. What is different here compared to dining at normal Japanese restaurant is that each food item is served right before you, with the chef making delicate pieces of sushi, for instance in front of you if you get the counter seats. For 8 courses, expect different taste sensations as you get to enjoy items ranging from seafood, oyster, fish, tofu, ice cream etc. Lunch sets are available starting from $78++. Address Cho Omakase 63 Chulia Street #01-03 Along Philips Street Singapore 049514

#mustdo Barry’s Singapore Address: 18 Robinson Rd, #03-03, Singapore 048547 There are so many options and Barry’s Singapore is one of the nicer places to head out for a workout. It is going to be tough so be mentally prepared for what you are going for. It is a bootcamp kind of fitness centre, doing HIIT workout in a small group. It is a medium to high intensity workout and it is not going to be easy. The lights at the studio are tinted for example, the red room whereby the lights are red and loud music is playing in the background to get your adrenaline pump up. After workout, head over to their Fuel Bar and try out their smoothies.

#staycation Arcade Fish soup Address: 11 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049317 Nearest MRT: Raffles Place MRT Exit A This is a popular place for lunch and I always come over whenever I staycation at The Fullerton Hotel or The Fullerton Bay Hotel. If you are coming from The Fullerton Hotel, you can either use the underground walkway or cross the traffic lights at Bank of China. If you are coming from the Fullerton Bay Hotel, you can use the overhead walkway from The Arcade, right outside The Fullerton Bay Hotel entrance. If you walk a bit further to the Customs House, you can use the escalator instead of stairs. During covid times, they also have delivery services but eating their fish soup will be best enjoyed in their shop. They have a variety of fish soup combinations for selection. Their grief garlic is a must and you can help yourself to it. Also, you can buy their fried garlic back too, in bottles for like $6 per bottle. Truth to be told, there had been some unglamorous news on this Arcade Fish soup about their hygiene level. But they are still having long queues everyday during lunch time.

#localhistory The Arcade Address: 11 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049317 Nearest MRT: Raffles Place MRT Exit A This is one of the gems in Raffles Place. For those who are working in Raffles Place will know of its existence, The Arcade. It is located right next to Raffles MRT exit A and you can buy lunch here at a cheaper price. Plus it is also the number 1 place in Singapore to exchange foreign currency. A quick check online shows: The Arcade was built in 1909 by the Alkaff family, has 3 levels of retail and 16 levels of office space. At their lift lobbies, it is also unique. You do not enter the lift then press your desired lift button. You will have to enter the level which you want to go before the lift assigns you which lift to enter. I agree, it is kind of confusing but trust me, there are more buildings adapting this concept. Pay a visit to The Arcade, change some foreign currency and have lunch here. You get to admire their architecture and immerse yourself into the atmosphere.

A new kid is in town!😎 One if the newest skyscraper to have been opened in Singapore’s CBD. It offers sweeping views of the surroundings, being one of the tallest in Singapore. The roof has a observation deck, toilets, a bar to host different events and plenty of seats for you to take a break after taking such awesome views! The best part? ITS FREE! Location - Capitaspring Roof Address - 88 Market Street S048948 Highlights - FREE, best views in Singapore with chairs and a really cool breeze Getting there - RAFFLES Place MRT Ambiance/Facilities - Seats, shelter, toilet, garden. Romantic and chill vibes Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #cityscapes

Access: Get off at Raffles Place MRT station and walk for about 2 minutes to reach a place overlooking Marina Bay Sands and the Marina Bay area. It takes about 50 minutes by MRT from Changi Airport to Raffles Place station. First, enjoy the view of Singapore from the train window! If you have a lot of luggage, we recommend a taxi. Taxis in Singapore are inexpensive and take you from the airport to the city in about 20 minutes for about 30 Singapore dollars (about 2,500 yen at the current exchange rate). Tourist attractions: If you are traveling to Singapore for the first time, you should first take a look at Marina Bay Sands here! ! A walk around the Marina Bay area at night allows you to enjoy the glittering Singapore✨ #Breathtakingview #Singapore #Overseaslife #trip2022

WaaCow! Always wanted to try the Beef Donburis at WaaCow! Had a chance to try it recently and it did not disappoint! ⠀ Ordered the Mentaiko Wagyu Beef Bowl, it came with a generous portion of the pink hued mentaiko sauce over the tender juicy singed wagyu beef.⠀Some pickles, chopped onion and a wobbly onsen egg topped the bowl together with a teaspoon of mentai𝗄o! 🤤 ⠀ Thought that it was worth the price considering it's quality and quantity! Every component was spot on from the beef right down to the pickles served at the side. To say the least, this was by far one of the best beef bowls I’ve ever had. Would definetly be back!😊 I'd recommend you to try it too! ⠀ Spent: $22.9+ Waa Cow! Change Alley Mall 30 Raffles Pl, #01-23/24, Singapore 048622 Raffles City MRT Exit A, Turn Right ⠀ #exploresg #food #affordable #review

7-Eleven and Coca Cola collaborated to open a 7-Eleven x Coca Cola concept store in Singapore! On the second storey of this 7-Eleven, you can find the Coca Cola themed room with Insta worthy furniture and decoration. There is even a foosball table and charging points! You can get ready meals and beverages from 7-Eleven and bring it up here to enjoy. If you spend a minimum of $7 (have to include a Coca Cola beverage), you can get free tokens to try your luck at their claw machine. This 7-Eleven is located at the House of Eden at Raffles Place. It is a 5 minute walk away from Raffles Place MRT station. Address: 4 Robinson Road, Singapore 048543 #singapore #unforgettableexperiences

Gochi-So Shokudo serves great Japanese food cooked with Iberico Pork at One Raffles Place in #singapore Located right at the heart of #rafflesplace and easily accessible by MRT, it is at the basement and easy to get to. Signs around the shop claims that they serve the most healthy pork. Food is delicious and really liked the Grilled Pork Jowl and the Teriyaka pork rice with egg. Service is decent and place is also clean and neat. They also run various promotions for some dishes. Overall price is between 10-20 per dish so quite affordable for quality #deliciousfood Do check it out if you are at Raffles Place. #unforgettableexperiences#deliciousfood#romanticrestaurant

Address: 2 locations, at Pickering and Raffles City A trendy Japanese sushi/sashimi-only joint with a simple menu focusing on quality fresh ingredients. In the evening, omakase menu is served along with a good selection of sake and shochu for a relaxed dining experience. The restaurant decor with counter seats indoors and high tables and benches outdoor. Nigiri Sushi are served in sets of 5. Sets are priced from Value set of $9++ to Premium set of $23++, each set comes with a choice of salad or soup. The superb value Donburi Sets include signature Chirashi Don marinated with special tangy sauce and chef’s recipe of Salmon Avocado Tartare Don. For dinner, in addition to the above, they also serve 8/10-course omakase set at $98++ and $128++ per person. Rating: 3/5, not recommended, slightly overpriced. #seafoodfeast#romanticrestaurant

Address - 3 Church Street, #01-01 Samsung Hub. Ambiance/Facilities - counter seat and table seat. prefer to sit at counter seat so can see how chef prepare the sushi. Highlights - oyster is fresh. starter is century egg tofu, assorted sashimi with raw prawn is delicious. sushi is nice. overall is good. Avg. Price per Person - value for money lunch omakase for 7 course at $68/pax Rating - 4/5 #deliciousfood#awesomepic

Raffles city is a very quant mall very central to major hotels and convention center. The selection of stores and restaurants including fast food is so vast. Its another option for shopping if you like to avoid the overcrowded Orchard area. Clean and easy to go around as well. #GiveThanks

Stunning views of downtown

#summervacay Just outside the raffles place train station exit you can find big large bronze sculptures placed in the middle of the open spaced public area. When you zoom in you can find that every part of the sculptures is part of Singapore's past history. You can see people riding trishaw there as well as the kampung houses that were once stayed by the people here. Also the iconic landmarks here in Singapore too.

#summervacay You can find out those bronze sculptures there right outside the raffles place train station. It is one of the popular places where locals and tourists would stop by to take some beautiful pictures. The artist is trying to tell us that those are the things that the locals would like to do. From cycling and roller skating in the parks in Singapore, to shopping and traveling.

Standing at Raffles Place, you’re in the middle of Singapore’s dynamic core—where gleaming skyscrapers tower over heritage landmarks, and the rhythm of finance meets the city’s soul. From the historic Fullerton Building to the iconic UOB Plaza and the art-filled plazas nearby, Raffles Place blends business with beauty. Whether you’re people-watching during lunch hour, admiring public sculptures, or just soaking in the skyline, this spot offers an unbeatable urban experience. Don’t forget to catch the breeze from Marina Bay just a short stroll away. #singaporeguide

With many beautiful buildings, Singapore is a perfect stopover in Southeast Asia. The airport lounges are also comfortable. When you visit Singapore, be sure to visit the beach.

#summervacay Raffle Place is a wonderland for art lovers. Scattered around Raffles Place are several art pieces that are thought provoking and trigger curiousity. With backdrops of towering skyscrapers piercing the clouds on the blue skies, art pieces like Tall tree in the eye by Anish Kapoor and Progress and Advancement by Yang Ying Feng are always a draw to photographers and instagrammers alike, making them stop a while and appreciate.

#summervacay Tucked in the bustling Raffles Place Park, PAUL offers a little piece of Paris in the heart of Singapore. This cozy café and bakery is known for its authentic French recipes and fresh ingredients. As you walk through the doors, you’re greeted by the smell of freshly baked croissants, buttery pastries, and warm bread.Perfect for a quick bite before work or a relaxing lunch with friends, PAUL’s warm atmosphere and delicious food make it a favorite spot. #jammerstheexplorer #Singapore #BestRestoInSingapore

#summervacay At Raffles Place Park during i Light Singapore 2025, there’s a really cool and colorful garden made out of giant inflatable plants! It’s called “The Guardians” and was created by Australian artists Matthew Aberline and The Beautiful and Useful Studio. These giant, bouncy plants are like a playground of nature. You can walk around them, take fun pictures and pretend you’re in a magical garden.It’s a great place to go with your friends or family to explore and feel like you’re in a special, magical world right in the middle of the city. #jammerstheexplorer #Singapore #iLightSingapore2025

#springitinerary Raffles Place Park is an iconic green oasis surrounded by skyscrapers, perfect for Instagram-worthy photos and city strolls. The park features a lush green carpet lawn, ideal for relaxed hangouts and scenic snapshots. Scattered throughout are striking public statues and landmarks, each telling a story of Singapore’s rich history and modern progress. Notable sculptures include the “Progress & Advancement” statue, symbolising growth, and the “First Generation” statue near the river, celebrating Singapore’s humble beginnings. With its blend of nature, art, and architecture, Raffles Place Park is a visual treat and cultural hotspot for both locals and tourists alike.