from here u can c the most scenic part of singapore. More

mainly known for its major theatres and shows. but once outside of the main building, you be walking along Singapore River, and during evening is a real feel-good feeling with the cool evening breeze. oh you can actually look across the other side at the Merlion statue and Marina Sands as well. More

A visit to the Esplanade is a must-do in Singapore. Seeing the light and laser show from the Marina Bay Sands is a wonder, and if you get here before April 1 you can see the Merlion, Singapore's mascot, lit in a variety of colors. And the nearby restaurants, shopping and "Makanasutra" hawker stalls complete the Singapore Tourist experience! More

The Esplanade Park is a lovely place to walk, close to Singapore's central business district. Although it's sandwiched between many other interesting things, it's not something you should overlook; there are relaxing paths to walk down, good views of the bay, and it's also got various parts of Singapore's history included in it (such as the Indian Army Monument). Either... More

Seriously I think this park deserve more visitors. It is so much in the middle of the civic district and yet ignored. You will find Singapore history and continue the walk towards the Singapore River to complete the experience. I decided to take a walk and documented the track on my travel blog. The walk can take about 1-3 hours... More

The view is fantastic especially in the night and dining in one of the many restuarants there. More

Ecletic, modern and spacious with a variety of theatre and music theatres for the culturally keen More

In the middle of a great riverside walk near the Merlion etc, Did not see much here to do, just enjoy the green in the city and all the surrounding sights and restaurants etc More

To be a little poetic, the Esplanade Park is both inviting and nostalgic -- perfect for tourist sight-seeing, contemplation, or serendipitous meetings. The theater was closed that morning I went there, but an entrance leading to metro was accessible. A good place to walk around, write, sip coffee and carry on a conversation. If you're feeling touristy, you can grab... More