Kim Seng Park
Address: Kim Seng Road, Singapore, Singapore
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Kim Seng Park is a relatively small park, not very well-known, among the local people is better, ordinary, but Singapore can see gardens of this size everywhere, really good.
In the park of Robertson Wharf, the famous Malays migrated to Singapore. Maybe what he did at that time was more suitable for the development of Singapore at the other end of the ship's wharf. There are many Japanese restaurants near the park. You can visit them after dinner.
Many bridges in Singapore's rivers are built of iron.
The park is full of modern fashion and visitors.
It's a beautiful place, you can give 5 points.