Singapore Travel Guide

The Singapore Flyer, which will be Asia’s biggest giant observation wheel when officially launched in March 2008, promises an exhilarating top-of-the-world experience, from 165 meters in the sky (equivalent to the height a 42-storey building).

With the mesmerizing landscape of Singapore, the 30-minute flight provides visitors the chance to see Singapore, and the surrounding islands of Indonesia and parts of Malaysia in all their glory. When paired with one of the Signature Cocktail package or customized with breakfast/high tea packages upon request, this experience will create beautiful and long-lasting memories of the Lion City that all visitors will treasure and enjoy.

Passengers on Singapore's new attraction can relax in comfort in the luxurious capsules aboard the Flyer, each measuring 7m long by 4m wide by 4m high, which can accommodate up to 28 people.

Visitors can take in the amazing panoramic 360-degree views of the burgeoning Marina Bay area and the significant development of the exciting new Integrated Resort and the new business financial centre. The ride will also offer a bird's eye view of the most exciting sports event to hit Singapore shores next year - Singapore's very own Formula One Grand Prix race!

The eclectic mix of specialty and lifestyle concept shops at the Retail Terminal further provides visitors with the convenience of a truly unique shopping experience. At the heart of the Retail Terminal, visitors can also enjoy a cool reprieve from the tropical heat from the lush Asian rainforest and its cascading water displays.

With numerous ramps and accessible walkways, the Singapore Flyer is completely disabled-friendly and promises to be a seamless and comfortable experience for everyone!

With its unique offerings, the Singapore Flyer is indeed poised to be an iconic attraction that will significantly enhance the tourism landscape in Singapore. A welcome addition to the Singapore skyline, the Singapore Flyer will inject much vibrancy and excitement to the Marina Bay area and offer visitors an unforgettable Uniquely Singapore experience, - ‘truly a moving experience at every turn with mesmerizing sights and breathtaking views in the skies’.

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra was established in 1979. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra includes 96 instrumentalists. The aim that is stated for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra is to “to enrich the local cultural scene, serving as a bridge between the musical traditions of Asia and the West, and providing artistic inspiration, entertainment and education". The Singapore Symphony Orchestra presents more than 50 symphonic performances each year that encompasses a wide audience. Numerous Singaporean musicians, composers and artistes are featured with the Singapore Symphony Orchestra during major concert periods.


The Singapore Symphony Orchestra has performed concert tours in various countries, some of which include China, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom and the United States. The present Music Director of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, who has been there since his appointment in 1997, is Lan shui. Mr. Lan shui has worked a lot in bringing the Singapore Symphony Orchestra to were it is today, in terms of its standard and global recognition.


The Singapore Symphony Orchestra performs at its home venue the Esplande Concert Hall and also frequently at the Victoria Concert Hall, both of which are in Singapore. The Esplande Concert Hall, the home venue of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, is situated on along the Marina Bay next to the mouth of the Singapore River. The Victoria Concert Hall is situated in the civic district of Singapore. The Victoria Concert Hall was the previous home venue for the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, before it moved to the Esplande Concert Hall in 2002.


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Singapore Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1979. Singapore Symphony Orchestra, including 96 instrumental music. Singapore Symphony Orchestra in this expressed purpose is "to enrich the local culture, as an Asian and Western musical traditions of the bridge, and provides artistic inspiration, entertainment and education." Singapore Symphony Orchestra presents more than 50 per year, which includes a broad audience. Many Singaporean musicians, composers and actors and the characteristics of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra concert in the large-scale symphonic time.

Singapore Symphony Orchestra in different countries, some of which include China, the Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom and the United States tour. The current Music Director, Singapore Symphony Orchestra, who has been there, because his appointment in 1997, is light blue. Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Shui has brought in a lot of people in the world today recognized standards and conditions.

Singapore Symphony Orchestra in their homes to carry out site Esplande Concert Hall, and at the Victoria Concert Hall, both in Singapore frequently. The Esplande Hall, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra home site, located next to Marina Bay in Singapore along the estuary. Victoria Concert Hall is located in the cultural district of Singapore. Victoria Concert Hall is home to the venue before the Singapore Symphony Orchestra in 2002 before it moved to Esplande Hall. Hotels in the area, if you are looking for accommodation in Singapore. Singapore, a hotel would be a good place to stay in the country from a visit abroad.