Cavenagh Bridge

I have never seen such a small suspension bridge. It has a sense of age, especially a sense of power. It feels good to take pictures at the bridge head. The lights are also bright at night, and the reflection in the water is beautiful.

A beautiful suspension bridge. Many steel cables are gathered together to directly pull a place on the ground. People can get close to the steel cables, so it feels that although the bridge is not large, it is very impactful. It feels age.

The Gavina Bridge is a relatively old bridge, but the bridge is not big, just like the bridge on the Suzhou River in Shanghai. Close to the sea, you can enjoy several Singapore's iconic architectural attractions.

Attractive bridge connecting the Fullerton Hotel to the opposite side of the river. A nice photo spot if you are walking along the river.

This is one of the two bridges in front of the Fullerton Hotel. Because I was staying at this hotel in Singapore, I saw these two bridges countless times every day. When I first saw it, I thought it was very beautiful and distinctive. The two bridges are very close. When eating breakfast at the hotel, sit outside, with bridges and rivers, the scenery is very beautiful, and there are morning clouds. This bridge spans the Singapore River and opened to traffic in 1870. It is the only suspension bridge in Singapore and the oldest and still-maintained bridge in Singapore. It connects the business districts on the north and south banks of Singapore. At first it was called "Edinburgh Bridge" and it was a commemoration of the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh.

Cavenagh Bridge was built in 1868 and named after Lieutenant General Sir William Cavener. It is the oldest floating bridge in Singapore. Currently, it is mainly for people to walk, but it is also often used to pass barges, and the bridge will be lifted at high tide. Whether day or night, this is a good place for taking pictures.