Guided Walking Tour of Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade

Marina Bay is a well-known spot that attracts both tourists and locals due to its abundance of picturesque locations. To help you discover Marina Bay, this photo tour guide begins at One Fullerton Promenade, situated near Raffles Place MRT station, and concludes near Downtown MRT station. By referring to this guide and using a Google map, you can easily take a leisurely walk around the Marina Bay Waterfront area to explore these free photo spots, which can be covered in a single day.

1. One Fullerton Promenade

Start your tour at One Fullerton Promenade, where you can take in the magnificent views of Marina Bay and the city skyline while strolling along the waterfront promenade.

  • Exit Raffles Place MRT station through Exit H. Once you reach the ground level, head towards Battery Road.
  • You will pass by several office buildings, including the WeWork building.
  • Keep walking until you reach the entrance to Fullerton Hotel. It will be on your left-hand side, and you will see a large driveway leading up to the hotel entrance.
  • Walk through the hotel lobby and towards the back of the hotel, where you will see an escalator leading down to an underground pass.
  • Take the escalator down to the underground pass, and continue walking straight.
  • After a short walk, you will emerge from the underground pass and see One Fullerton on your right-hand side.

Along the way, you will enjoy a picturesque view of Marina Bay and see some of Singapore’s iconic landmarks, making it a great opportunity to take some photos.

2. Merlion Park

From One Fullerton, walk to the iconic Merlion Park to get up close with the Merlion, a mythical creature that symbolizes Singapore. Take some photos with this iconic statue and enjoy the views of the bay from the park. Merlion Park is one of the major tourist attractions and visitors will have a fantastic view of Marina Bay Sands across the water. Nearest MRT station: Raffles Place.
Merlion splashing water into Teddy Beat ear

3. Esplanade Theatres on the Bay

After crossing the Jubilee Bridge, you will see the Esplanade, known for its iconic two large thorny domes that resemble the “king of fruits”, locals call it “the Durian”. The two domes house the Esplanade Concert Hall and Esplanade Theatre. Today the Esplanade forms part of Singapore skyline alongside Marina Bay Sands and Singapore Flyer. Head to the Esplanade Roof Terrace at Level 4 to get a magnificent view of the city skyline. Nearest MRT station: Esplanade
Are you ready to go on a journey with Teddy Bear?

4. Helix Bridge

This pedestrian bridge in the shape of a DNA double helix offers panoramic views of Marina Bay and is a popular spot amongst instagrammers. There are a few photo viewpoints along the bridge where you can enjoy various views across the waters too. Nearest MRT station: Bayfront.

5. Event Plaza, outside the Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands

This outdoor themed event venue offers exceptional views of the city skyline and holds the free nightly “Spectra – A Light & Water Show. Remember to take a photo with the world’s first floating Apple Store. Nearest MRT station: Bayfront.
Teddy bear at Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza
Marina Bay Sands Broadwalk

6. Here is SG

Here is SG sculpture is probably the newest photo-worthy attraction along Marina Bay Waterfront. The 20-metre long sculpture is free to visit and open to the public. Nearest MRT station: Bayfront.

7. The Dream Sign

The DREAM sign is a popular photo spot and serves as a symbol of inspiration and hope for visitors to the Marina Bay Area. Nearest MRT station: Downtown.
This walking tour around the Marina Bay waterfront should take around 3-4 hours depending on your pace and how long you spend at each location. Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen and water, and have your camera ready to capture the breathtaking sights along the way!
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