Winding balustrade along the waterfront deck near the Marina Bay Sands.
Closeup of the balustrade along the waterfront deck near the Marina Bay Sands.
Closeup of the steel structure of the Helix Bridge, designed by Australian architects the Cox Group, engineers Arup and Singapore based Architects 6.
Colorful shophouses in Chinatown.
Ground floor lobby of the Marina Bay Sands hotel.
Ground floor lobby of the Marina Bay Sands hotel.
Pakistani workers resting at the Marina Bay behind the Louid Vuitton shop.
Marina Bay Sands hotel - the famous building designed by Moshe Safdie, seen from the promenade next to the ArtScience Museum.
Marina Bay Sands and ArtScience Museum.
ArtScience Museum designed by Moshe Safdie.
The Helix Bridge, designed by Australian architects the Cox Group, engineers Arup and Singapore based Architects 6.
Helix Bridge seen from underneath.
Marina Bay Sands and part of the commercial complex around it.
Military helicopters carrying Singaporean flag during the Independence Day celebrations.
The Fullerton Bay hotel in Collyer Quay by the Marina Bay.
Among many things forbidden in Singapore are durians - smelly tropical fruits, just as seen on this sign by the entrance to a shop in the center of the city.
Clarke Quay - a historical quay on the bank of Singapore River named after Sir Andrew Clarke, the governor of Singapore from 1873 to 1875. Restored houses and promenade are one of the major leisure and dining destinations.
Modern residential villa near Bukit Timah.
A street in Chinatown.
Outdoor table of a small caffe in Arab Quarter.
An inner courtyard of the Raffles Hotel.
Spiky architecture of Esplanade Theater.
Fountain of Balls, in front of Capital Tower on Robinson Road.
Shophouses in Chinatown. At the background is Pickering Operations Complex tower.
Restored British II World War fortifications on Sentosa Island.
The Padang (former Padang Cricket Ground) - a green field located within the Downtown Core of the Central Area in Singapore. It is the location of many important events such as the National Day Parade.
Main entrance of the famous Raffles Hotel.
Fullerton Hotel - the former Fullerton Building and General Post Office - built in 1928.
Old Supreme Court Building (opened in 1939) overlooking the Padang.
Modern residential villa near Bukit Timah.
Merlion - symbol of Singapore squirting water in the Merlion Park near the Fullerton Hotel.
Beginning of the waterfront promenade of Boat Quay. Old warehouses have been converted into trendy restaurants and caffees.
Victoria Theatre and Concert Hall (Chinese: 维多利亚剧院及音乐会堂) in the cicvic district of Singapore with its clock tower and the monument of Sir Stamford Raffles - the founder of modern Singapore.
Boat Quay with the skyscrapers of the downtown at the background.
Suspended bridge connecting two beaches on Sentosa Island.
Colorful Chinatown.
Rows of houses in Chinatown.
Green window in Chinatown.
Downpipes and shutters in Chinatown.
Architectural and piping details from Chinatown.
Pink window from Chinatown.
Pedestrian walkway from the Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay on the waterfront alongside Marina Bay.
Monorail connecting various attractions on Sentosa Island.
1913 in front of 1990.
View from the cabin to the station of cablecar connecting mainland Singapore with Sentosa Island.
Colorful, restored houses in Chinatown.
Merlion - a lion with a fish tail is a national emblem and a symbol of Singapore. This huge sculpture stands at the entrance to Sentosa Island.
A man with a bike. Chinatown.
In the glazed tunnel of the aquarium on Sentosa Island.
Old and modern architecture of Singapore.
Skyline of downtown Singapore covered in smog from Indonesia seen from The Promontory @ Marina Bay.