Exploring the Best of Singapore Downtown Core: Walking Journey Through Its Skyscrapers and Heritage

Exploring the Best of Singapore Downtown Core: Walking Journey Through Its Skyscrapers and Heritage

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00:00:00 In This Video
00:00:53 Marina Bay
00:03:22 Merlion Park
00:10:56 Clifford Pier Jetty
00:21:25 The Promontory@Marina Bay
00:30:32 Marina Bay Sands
00:36:10 Bayfront
00:41:23 Marina Bay Sands
00:50:35 Bayfront MRT
00:51:07 Tanjong Pagar
00:52:23 Cecil Street
00:59:28 Lau Pa Sat Singapore
01:17:54 Robinson Road
01:22:03 Finlayson Green
01:25:40 Marina Bay
01:27:43 The Clifford Pier
01:30:38 Telok Ayer Street
01:31:34 Amoy Street Food Centre
01:35:37 Yu Huang Gong - Temple of the Heavenly Jade Emperor
01:38:00 Tanjong Pagar MRT
01:40:11 Pekin Street
01:43:02 Nankin Street
01:45:16 South Bridge Road
01:46:24 PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering
01:47:14 One George Street
01:54:52 Boat Quay
02:05:04 The Fullerton Hotel
02:07:23 Maxwell Food Centre
02:20:55 Tanjong Pagar Road
02:34:58 Tanjong Pagar MRT
02:38:24 Shenton Way
02:38:46 Maxwell Road
02:48:11 Shenton Way
02:55:58 Raffles Quay

The Downtown Core is the central business district (CBD) of Singapore, often considered the heart of the city. It is located in the southern part of the Central Region, close to Marina Bay, and is a hub of commercial, financial, and government activity. Key landmarks and areas in the Downtown Core include:

Marina Bay Sands - A world-famous integrated resort known for its iconic architecture and rooftop infinity pool.

Raffles Place - A central area in the CBD, home to many corporate offices and financial institutions.
Marina Bay - A large waterfront area with attractions like Gardens by the Bay, the Singapore Flyer, and the Marina Barrage.

The Esplanade - A performing arts center often called "The Durian" because of its spiky exterior, offering cultural performances and events.

Merlion Park - A popular tourist spot featuring the iconic Merlion statue, symbolizing Singapore’s heritage.

Singapore River - A historic area with lively waterfront dining and nightlife, particularly at Boat Quay and Clarke Quay.

Shenton Way - A street lined with skyscrapers, filled with office buildings and banks.
The Downtown Core is well-connected with public transportation, including several MRT stations like Raffles Place, Marina Bay, and Bayfront, making it easily accessible. It's not only the financial heart of Singapore but also a vibrant area for dining, shopping, and leisure activities.