
Clarke Quay
2-3 hoursCruise jetties
This nightlife and dining hub occupies restored, colorful warehouses along the river. Visit in the evening when the area lights up and plays music. It is a major departure point for 40-minute bumboat cruises.

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These two historical quays form the active center of the 3.2-kilometer Singapore River. Today, restored warehouses host busy restaurants and clubs.
The central section of the Singapore River features Clarke Quay and Boat Quay. This area was historically the center of trade and commerce. Now, it offers dining, nightlife, and cultural sites.
You can walk along the pedestrian-friendly promenade or catch a traditional bumboat cruise from the local jetties.

2-3 hoursCruise jetties
This nightlife and dining hub occupies restored, colorful warehouses along the river. Visit in the evening when the area lights up and plays music. It is a major departure point for 40-minute bumboat cruises.

1-2 hoursRiverside dining
This historical quay features alfresco dining right next to the water. Diners get clear views of the central business district skyline. It is a popular location to eat local seafood dishes like chili crab.

1.5-2 hoursTang Shipwreck exhibit
Located near the river mouth, this museum highlights the diverse heritage of Asia. The building sits close to colonial-era bridges. Check out the Tang Shipwreck exhibit on the ground floor during your visit.
