Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
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The exterior is open all day. The ticket sales time :12:00-20:30.
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 1-3 hours
Address: 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981
Official website: https://www.esplanade.com/
Phone: +65-68288377
About Esplanade Theatres on the Bay
Esplanade Theatres on the Bay is a well-known art venue in Singapore with a unique dome that resembles durian. There is a concert hall, theater, performance hall, rehearsal room and outdoor performance space in the art center. Local and international performances are held here regularly, from musicals, concerts, dance shows, dramas to outdoor performances and lunch concerts. During the day you can take pictures of the Merlion, which stands opposite from the Art Center, with excellent location and angle. When the evening lights come on, the resplendent night scene is utterly alluring.
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Binhai Art Center is adjacent to Binhai Bay. There are concert halls, theatres, concert halls and rehearsal rooms, as well as outdoor performance space. It looks fashionable outside. It is not difficult to see from the billboards that most of the programs are based on Chinese culture. So we can see from here that the most basic of Singapore culture is our Greater Chinese culture. In addition, there are shopping malls, international restaurants and Singapore's first art library, the Binhai Art Center Library, which has a large collection of books and multimedia materials on music, dance, film and drama.
Beauty suffocates! Flowers and plants are blooming here! The air conditioner inside is very big, and the people who are not in good health should wear long trousers and sleeves. Get your camera ready. This is absolutely a good place to kill Film in seconds! Put on a scarf and pose
The Singapore Coastal Art Center is composed of two circular glass domes and more than 7,000 triangular aluminium shades. Does this unique appearance resemble the tropical fruit, durian, that local people like to eat? So we Singaporeans call it Durian, and it's a big durian every Sunday from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. and there's a free art performance in the theatre. I'll try my luck and see if I can get tickets to the world-class theatre to enjoy the performance. Today there is a performance by the music team of the local neighbourhood. Before you distribute your tickets, go to the Central Plaza and have a meal and drink. If you're not afraid of the sun, take pictures outside. From here you can see the Binhai Bay Golden Sand Hotel and Merlion Park, as well as the Singapore Financial Center.
Singapore Binhai Art Center Library is located in the Binhai Art Center (Great Durian). It is the first performance art library in Singapore. There are many books and multimedia materials about music, dance, film and drama. Singaporean citizens can read newspapers, books and watch movies here free of charge. They can also borrow books or films to go home. We can also rent the venues here for art exchange or performance. Foreign friends can read books, newspapers or magazines here for free, but they can't borrow them back.
The art gallery is very beautiful, its shape is very peculiar, its attractive design has many visitors, but it is quiet as a whole. There are many things worth watching, which are interesting and worth recommending.
Walking past it, the open-air theatre at the entrance is on Singapore's Spring Festival Gala, so don't miss it. As for the level of performance, that's all. It's just a lively show. It seems that there are various performances here every day during the Spring Festival. I prefer the indoor piano concert. Because there is air conditioning in the room, it's cool and it's too hot outside.
A really cool outdoor music and theatre venue, with lots of bars and dining options within fifty metres or so.
There is no ticket required. There is a garden on the roof which can overlook the golden sand, the Merlion Park and enjoy the durian carefully. On that day, a teacher took a group of students to visit the art center and arranged some questions for the children to think while they were visiting. Look, how serious the students are!
The Durian-shaped building is the Singapore Coastal Art Center. It is also a landmark building of the Coastal Bay. It is opposite to the Merlion Bay. It is suitable for walking along the coast from the Great Durian to the Golden Sand at night.
The Coastal Art Center, located in the famous coastal area of Singapore, is one of the most distinctive modern buildings and has become a new landmark building in Singapore. Inspired by insect's compound eyes, the design of the art center creates its unique appearance. However, it can only be appreciated by looking down at the sky. The main body of the art center is like two durian, so it is commonly known as "durian shell". The concert hall is the core venue of the art center. With impressive indoor acoustics, it is one of the five concert halls in the world with this sophisticated design. When there is no performance, visitors can visit the venues of the art center free of charge. This is what we should learn in our country. To cultivate high-quality citizens, we need to start with little details.