One of my favorites parts of our recent Singapore holiday was my early morning run/walk. Each morning we were there I would lace up my shoes and head out along a slightly different five kilometers course. Which is such a good way to get to know a place. The Singapore river was one such good place to explore with so much to see.
I started near Circular road. Boat Quay
The Great Emporium Sculpture in front of the Asian Civilisations Museum.
These bronze Statues depicts traders in the 1800s who would have worked and lived along the river.
Super clean mirror balls and some great reflections.
The white Anderson Bridge in front of the Fullerton Hotel.
The Esplanade Park Children's play ground and a wooden carving of an octopus
Some arty pumpkins.
Marina Bays Sands and the Art Science building.
My turnaround point at the Helix bridge roughly two and half kilometres from our China town accommodation.
I made it half way along the HeIix Bridge before back tracking, I think that the Fullerton Hotel dwarfed by the city sky scrappers.
Singapore Flyer so many thinks that looked cool and would have been great to do and experience, maybe next time.
The old and the new. A street cleaning cart in the foreground and all the fancy modern building behind.
Out and now back along the northside of the Singapore river.
Boat Quay almost to where I started.
I will leave you with an alley way behind Boat Quay, look how clean it is and all those split system air conditioners. You really need one in Singapore.
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