Top 5 Bridges in Singapore

Here are the top 5 bridges in Singapore you should see after the sun goes down. The bridge will transform into a beautiful colorful bridge; the colors will change according to the calendar event in Singapore. 1. The Coleman Bridge , Eu Tong Sen Street, links Hiil street and New Bridge Road, spanning the Singapore River near Clarke Quay. The first bridge was completed in 1840. With the background of CBD and Raffles Place skyline, its really represent the past and the present of Singapore city. 2.Anderson Bridge, Fullerton Road, was constructed between 1908 and 1910, a pedestrian bridge that spans across the Singapore River, currently still serves as a vehicular bridge, and connects the financial district directly to City Hall. Its a perfect picture with the background of Fullerton hotel. 3.Helix Bridge, Marina Bay, opened in 2010, this bridge connects south of Marina Center and Marina Bay Sands. The bridge design represents the geometric arrangement of DNA. 4. Cavenagh Bridge, 1 Fullerton Square, is the only suspension bridge and one of the oldest bridges in Singapore. Opened in 1869, this bridge serves as a pedestrian bridge, links between Civic District, Fullerton hotel, and Raffles Place office district. This bridge is a popular place for wedding photography. 5.Alkaff Bridge, 1 Havelock Road, shaped like a tongkang, this pedestrian bridge spans the Singapore River at Robertson Quay. Since 2004, the Alkaff Bridge featuring the artwork of Filipina artist Pacita Abad. #cityscapes #sg #singapore #sglife #sgtour #sgtravel