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Address: 1 Empress Place Empress Place Building, Singapore 179555, Singapore
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The Dachausch Monument is a memorial tower located on the bank of the Singapore River, commemorating the famous economic celebrity Dahauwen of Singapore. It’s also very close to the pier, you can check it out if you come to the pier for sightseeing and eating
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The Dachausch Monument is a memorial tower located on the bank of the Singapore River, commemorating the famous economic celebrity Dahauwen of Singapore. It’s also very close to the pier, you can check it out if you come to the pier for sightseeing and eating
This monument is located in the Marina Bay area, next to the Singapore River. Probably because it is surrounded by famous Internet celebrity attractions such as the Merlion sculpture and the Sands Hotel, it is not so noticeable. In fact, it is worth a closer look.
The white Dachausch Monument has become a notable landmark in Singapore and a must-see attraction for people visiting Singapore. Many tourists like to take photos with this pin-shaped monument.
The monument built to commemorate the Duke of Dachausch, it is he who brought Singapore a free trade policy that made Singapore’s economy take off rapidly.
The Dachausch Monument is an obelisk near the river, located near the Fulton Hotel, in Queen's Square, close to the Victoria Theatre, and very close to the Anderson Bridge and the Laffer Statue. The obelisk was built in 1850 and has now been moved to its current location. There is a small plaque on which the history of the obelisk is written.