[2025 Singapore Attraction] Travel Guide for Anderson Bridge (Updated Sep)

#TravelPlanShare 🩵 A relaxed Singapore trip, not rushing to cover everything Leaving room to come back again, just hitting the key spots worth visiting And suitable highlights, focusing on no extra spending 🤣 Except for some activities that might cost a little ❤️ Transportation and how to get around; Using Google Maps 99% of the time Mainly using a Travel card And exchanging a small amount of cash, not too much, about 70:30 Focusing mostly on buses, MRT, and walking 💚 Our 3-day itinerary: 💛 DAY 1 - Changi Airport, stop by the waterfall spot - Marina Barrage (the first must-visit spot) - Supertree Grove, watch the free light show **Highly recommend arriving early - Spectra, a free light and water show as well - Helix Bridge, the steel bridge shaped like a double helix 💛 DAY 2 - Tunnel Gate Fort Canning, the tree tunnel **Recommended to come early morning or before dusk - Merlion, the iconic lion statue spouting water everyone must see, or you won’t have truly arrived - Mirrors Ball sculpture, the silver ball is a must-see **Not far from Merlion, fewer crowds, unique - Maxwell Food Center **Stop for a meal, less famous but tastier stalls - Universal Studios Singapore **Snap a photo of the globe, no entry - S.E.A. Aquarium, a must-visit spot **We got a buy 1 get 1 free deal - Chinatown & Buddha Tooth Relic Temple Stop by Chinatown and the temple - Satay Street, dinner stop at Satay Street but didn’t eat satay 💛 DAY 3 - Fountain of Wealth - Old Hill Street Police Station, photo with the colorful police building - Marina One, tall building with a view - Changi Airport, allow time before departure for some shopping About 3-4 hours before heading to the gate 🖤 Cautions - Late at night, if you choose a hotel in the Geylang area like us, be extra careful. Not recommended for women traveling alone to stay here. - Singapore’s weather is like our southern region, both hot and very hot 🤣 Bring a portable fan, it’s very helpful - Bottled water is pricey But even if you bring a bottle, you can refill with tap water for free Hotels usually provide free tap water, but we’re not comfortable with that Public refill spots are also hard to find So be prepared to buy bottled water #Singapore #TravelSingapore #DateSpots #NewYearNewTrip

Singapore is another country I highly recommend visiting. Whether you’re a first-time traveler, a child, or a senior, this city is one of the best-managed in the world. Public transportation is easily accessible, so traveling alone is comfortable and safe with no worries. For this 3-day 2-night trip, there are plenty of activities to do. Many might think this small country doesn’t have much to offer, but I can assure you that’s not true. Here, there are various rotating exhibitions to keep things interesting, and there are also must-visit landmarks for tourists. 🧡 Day 1: We planned to visit The Floral Fantasy and stroll around Gardens by the Bay because they have a Disney-themed flower display, which is perfect for Disney fans like me. 🧡 Day 2: Harry Potter: Vision of Magic on Sentosa Island, the same place as Universal Studios. I must say, the event is very well organized. If you’re tired of Universal and want to try something new, give this a shot. 🧡 Day 3: Visit the Merlion landmark. If you come to Singapore and don’t visit here, it’s like you haven’t really been. You have to check in, find a good spot, and take photos quickly because it’s always crowded. Then, take a walk to Anderson Bridge, a popular bridge not far from the Merlion. If you’re looking for a travel destination, don’t forget to think of Singapore ❤️ #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TravelSingapore #TravelAbroad

#singapore #bridge Not far from the Merlion, one of Singapore's most famous attractions, lies the Anderson Bridge, a truly beautiful and unique spot just across the street from Merlion Park. As we were strolling around, looking for a place to hang out before heading to the Merlion, we stumbled upon this bridge. The architectural design is stunning, and it's not too crowded since many people head straight to the Merlion. We captured a couple of nice shots and stayed a little longer to enjoy the view of the Singapore River from atop the Anderson Bridge, which provided us with a truly memorable moment. I highly recommend that anyone visiting the Merlion in Singapore take a detour from the crowded spots to visit this charming bridge.

Anderson Bridge crosses one part of the Singapore River. This bridge has a design that is also not less attractive. Located in the central area of ​​Singapore, this bridge offers views of the city that are not found in other areas. The length of this bridge reaches up to 70 meters and can be visited by heading to the Singapore River area only. Interestingly, Anderson Bridge also provides a pedestrian path on the side of the bridge. So, you will be able to walk across this bridge safely while enjoying the Singapore River and the magnificent buildings around it. #AndersonBridge #singapore #Langkahdody

Transportation strategy: Walking Must-see attraction: Anderson Bridge Recommended hotel: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore Must-try food: Chilli crab Shopping guide: One Fullerton

- Old Town St. area, a lively old town from the early days of Singapore, features beautiful and distinctive buildings. Notably, 1. Central Fire Station, Singapore's original fire station building, constructed since 1908. Travel by MRT, get off at City Hall Station Exit B, and walk about 300 meters. - The brightly colored building opposite is a landmark everyone talks about: 2. Old Hill Police Station, a building with over 900 louvered windows, located on Hill Street, Downtown Core. - Head into downtown 100 meters from Old Hill Police Station to enjoy the view of the bridge and river: 3. Anderson Bridge, located in the heart of Singapore, crossing the Singapore River, built in 1912. - Hong Lim Park is one of Singapore's first public parks, covering 0.94 hectares (2.3 acres) in the central city area. Take the MRT into the city, get off at Clarke Quay (NE5) Station, and walk a little further.

A historic bridge turned architectural gem, Anderson Bridge lights up beautifully after dark, connecting Singapore’s colonial district with Marina Bay. Its elegant arches and glowing lamps create a perfect blend of old-world charm and modern vibrance. Don’t miss the chance to see it at night — the quiet ambiance and city reflections make for a memorable stroll #localguides #historicallandmarks

Hello everyone~ Today, we’re taking you for a relaxing stroll along the Singapore River to visit another historical landmark that many might pass by without knowing its significance… This is Anderson Bridge. This bridge is located between Clarke Quay and Marina Bay, close to Raffles Place station, making it very easy to get to. The bridge’s design features a colonial-style steel framework combined with neoclassical art. For those who love photography, there are plenty of beautiful spots here, especially at night when the bridge is lit up and reflected in the river—super romantic. Though we went in the morning, the atmosphere was just as lovely. If you ever get the chance to walk along the Singapore River, don’t forget to stop by Anderson Bridge. It’s a quiet, peaceful spot perfect for sitting back and enjoying the city view in a chill way.

#summervacay The Andersen bridge is the place that you should not missed out on when you are visiting the raffles place area during your summer vacation. Do visit here during the night time as the place would be lit up and you can take beautiful pictures of the Singapore river here. Be sure to take a walk here at the cooling night time and understand more about the history and cultures there.

🌁 Anderson Bridge is a white steel bridge stretching along the Singapore River. With its beautiful architectural design, it is already stunning during the day, but when lit up at night, it becomes even more beautiful. Anderson Bridge is an important historical connection point of the city and the Marina Bay area. It is close to many key attractions in Singapore. The area around the bridge is perfect for walking and easily accessing various important spots. 📍Location: Anderson Bridge, Fullerton Rd, Singapore #AndersonBridge

This place is called Anderson Bridge, a steel bridge crossing the river located in the heart of Singapore. It features very beautiful and classic architecture. Here, you can take photos of the river view, cityscape, and hotel views, as well as capture the bridge with Marina Bay Sands in the background. The atmosphere on this bridge is quite romantic, making it perfect for dates and couple photos. There are many couples here. For those who want to visit, it is conveniently accessible. Take the MRT North East Line and get off at Clarke Quay station, then just walk following the map.

#springitinerary Anderson Bridge is a pedestrian bridge that spans across the Singapore River. It is located near the river's mouth in the Downtown Core Planning Area of Singapore's Central Area. As I walked across, I couldn’t help but admire its simple beauty elegant white arches, intricate ironwork and the calm river view stretching below. It’s not just a bridge for crossing. It’s a little piece of history that quietly stands in the heart of the city. Built in the early 1900s, Anderson Bridge was once one of the main links between the Civic District and the commercial center. Today, it blends old charm with new energy as people stroll, jog or take photos along the river. #JammersTheExplorer #singapore #andersonbridge

#springitinerary The Two Rivers exhibition on the Anderson Bridge showcases Melisa Teo’s poetic photographs connecting the Singapore River and the Seine. The open-air display of photography and art blends reflections and cityscapes. With storytelling elements and an immersive riverside setting, combined with the fair weather, it invites us, the viewers to contemplate connections between place, time, and identity through striking imagery. #visitsingapore #andersonbridge

#Let'sGoOverseas While walking along the Singapore River, I came across Anderson Bridge. The beautiful white arched bridge is very photogenic in the morning light! Right next to it is the People of the River statue. Bronze statues that realistically recreate the lives of people along the river are everywhere, and the history of the city is conveyed, so just walking is a learning experience. A short walk further and you'll reach the Victoria Concert Hall, with its eye-catching classical architecture. Local music events are also held here, making it feel like a center of art and culture. The exterior of the building is also beautiful, and you'll definitely want to take photos! 📍Basic Information (Check the local guide or official website for the latest information) ✴︎Location: Along the Singapore River (around Raffles Place) ✴︎Access: 5-10 minutes walk from MRT "Raffles Place" station ✴︎Fee: Free (concerts may be charged) ✴︎Recommended time: It's nice to take a walk in the cool morning hours! My favorite way to spend the morning is to explore riverside spots filled with history and art, and experience the depth of Singapore.

#singaporetrip Anderson Bridge is more than just a crossing—it’s a graceful slice of colonial history set against Singapore’s modern skyline. Built in 1910, its intricate ironwork and stately arches create a charming contrast to nearby skyscrapers. By day, it’s a peaceful walkway with river views; by night, it transforms with warm lights that give it a romantic glow. Located near iconic spots like Boat Quay and Fullerton Hotel, it’s perfect for a scenic stroll or photo stop. A hidden gem for history buffs and city wanderers alike, Anderson Bridge quietly tells Singapore’s story with every step across. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

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#newyearnewtrip Three of the iconic bridges in Singapore, the Anderson bridge, the Elgin bridge, and the cavenagh bridge . They have a rich history of more than one decade here in Singapore. You can find them along the Singapore river area. Two out of the three bridges are closely placed with each other within a minute walk apart. During the night time, the bridges were all lit up , creating a very beautiful scenery there. You can take some beautiful pictures there too. It is the best time to visit here where the bridges were lit up with bright red and blue striking colours. Be sure to visit here if you are staying at the Fullerton hotel area here.

#gardencityexploration #100waysoftravel The park is very large and fun. There is an ice cream shop with thick tawr bread and there are a few drink vendors in little huts. It is a nice walk under the trees. Enjoy the nature and the flowers. Check out the new buildings, like the Merlion and the Sky Bridge, but also take the time to wander around and see the old Parliament and government buildings. Plus some historical buildings! You can see the Anderson Bridge and back over the Cavenaugh Bridge. Cool! Very clean!

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event We are going to go from Merlion Park to the Asian Civilizations Museum. Then, we will come across Anderson Bridge. The Anderson Bridge looks more beautiful at night when it is illuminated than during the day. It matches well with the surrounding background.

🇸🇬Singapore Day Tour We chose to take the bus in! Then transfer to MRT! ✅Singapore landmark: Merlion ✅Anderson Bridge, the white bridge that is used in Singapore movies ✅Fort Canning Park (we walked through the whole park to find this cave, it was so crowded that there were still a lot of people queuing until 7pm, but we took advantage of it and went together to take pictures and leave) ✅Bayfront photo shooting is also a must (the one behind is the Marina Bay Sands) ✅Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles ✅Changi Airport ranked first in the world🌍 📸️Special thanks to @kokzhangchan for taking the photos, the model is very good at posing and beautiful😌 #singapore🇸🇬 #singapore_insta #singapore #singaporetrip #singaporetrip

#singaporetrip An old bridge and tourist spot. It also leads you into the Boat Quay area and financial district. Look out for interesting sculptures as you stroll alongside the Singapore River.Architectural beauty in Esplanade area.. Can leisurely walk around n relax. Mind u its damn hot after 11Am because of wide open spaces.. Carry water bottles in back pack if u r planning to walk around these areas. But its really beautiful, similar to London.. Britishers build this during their period. Well maintained even now..

#thingstodo The Andersen bridge is one of the famous bridges in Singapore. It is located ten minutes walk from the raffles place train station. It is a very popular bridge where people take their wedding photo pictures here. You will always see tourists from all over the world , coming here to take beautiful pictures. It is definitely a place to take some Instagrammable pictures here if you are around this area. The bridge is no longer in use. Hence there would be no cars using this bridge .You can slowly take a breeze walk and explore this old bridge.

#wheretogo Anderson Bridge is a magnificent piece of architecture, an iconic landmark and an important part of Singapore's history. It spans across Singapore River and serves as an important transportation link between the two sides of the river. Do prepare your shades, hat and sunblock. It gets really hot by 11am. Its beautiful architecture and picturesque location make it a popular spot for tourists and locals alike to take a leisurely walk, take photos and enjoying the city's skyline. #timetotravel #rediscoversg #rediscoversingapore #singapore

Anderson Bridge is a vehicular bridge that spans across the Singapore River ❤️❤️❤️ . It is located near the river's mouth in the Downtown Core Planning Area of Singapore's Central Area. Lovely Singapore city view around the river. Feeling grateful to chill at night ❤️❤️❤️