Istana

You are not allowed to take pictures here. If you take pictures, the police uncle at the door will whistle at you! It is said that it will be open to the public during the Chinese New Year.

Located on the orchard road, it is open to the public on important days each year. The buildings are all historical and have experienced many ups and downs. Like its green grass, and 2 black swans.

Istana, the official official for the President of Singapore as well as the Prime Minister. Free entry for Singaporeans and PRs. $2 for foreigners. An additional of $2 to visit the state building is well worth it plus all the funds goes to charity too. Large patches of grassland and greeneries which are well-maintain with various events going on. Worth a visit and it is open 5 times a year to public.

Rolling hills are not something you find in Singapore. Coupled with a huge fountain and stunning garden, it is perhaps one of the most refreshing sights in Singapore. The istana is only open to the public during certain public holidays and is rarely accessible otherwise.

The Presidential Palace of Singapore seems to be open to the public only on a certain date. We only saw photos taken when we passed by. The big grass and the white buildings are pretty beautiful. This should be the most powerful place in Singapore.