Type of destination: Historical Landmark & Leisure Area
Ideal visit duration: 2-3 hours
Clarke Quay, situated in the heart of Singapore, is a historical riverside quay named after Sir Andrew Clarke, Singapore's second Governor. This vibrant precinct is known for its bustling nightlife and array of dining and entertainment options. Boasting rows of restored warehouses that house various restaurants and nightclubs, this buzzing riverside location invites travelers and locals alike to experience a mix of international cuisine and lively atmosphere. Retrofitted with cool shades and mist sprayers, Clarke Quay's alfresco dining spots are comfortable even in the tropical heat. Apart from the culinary delights, visitors can enjoy river cruises aboard traditional bumboats, offering a scenic view of Singapore's skyline and historic riverfront. Clarke Quay is also a launching point for various city exploration adventures. The architecture here retains a historical charm yet incorporates contemporary elements, creating a unique urban space that respects its heritage roots. It's a place where the city's past and modern-day nightlife meld seamlessly, making it a must-visit destination in Singapore.
My fav place in Singapore for dinner. Have tons of memories from Crazy Elephant, MoS / Ministry of Sound and what not.
Slingshot should be done, before u drink and/or eat.
537carlow
Wrote on 17th Jun, 2024
Singapore Chill Out Spot
Must visit spot when visiting Singapore. Lots of spots / hang out places to choose. Best time to visit before sunset all the way thru midnite. Consider experience the 40 mins cruise trip available
531martind
Wrote on 8th Jun, 2024
Clarke Quay, a relaxing area for a drink and a bite to eat, with lovely views along the river
Clarke Quay is a lovely area with bars and restaurants having seating outside along the quay as well as providing inside seating.
We took a river boat cruise from Clarke Quay that goes down to Marina ..
Another quayside that has been restored with its godowns and old buildings converted to cafes, bars and restaurants. Pleasant pastel coloured buildings lined the waterside. Much alive in the night.
924meen
Wrote on 30th May, 2024
Night Visit
There are lots of dining options, with many cuisines from around the world. It was a vibe. If you want to take advantage of happy hour, get there way before 9pm. The last call for most places is 8:45.
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