Clarke Quay

The Singapore River is a small river of great importance to the city's history. Not far from its mouth at Marina Bay, Thomas Stamford Raffles landed in 1819 and founded Singapore.

There are boat trips on the Singapore River. On the riverside are countless bars and restaurants, where you can end the day in the evening. Often completely overcrowded ...

The Singapore River forms a central vein in Singapore's dense Central Business District. Originally Raffles landed on the north bank of the river and founded his colony, and today there are many central government buildings in the area. On the newer south bank, which is dotted with skyscrapers, Singapore's banks are making their fortunes. In between are the majority of nightclubs in Singapore, along the quays of Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay.

Here you can see a lot of modern and also some (tourist) boats in the old style.