Singapore Travel Guide

Clarke Quay is Singapore’s one and only festival village. Located on the banks of the Singapore River, this riverside is a popular attraction to locals and tourists. Named after the second Governor of Singapore Sir Andrew Clarke, the quay has come a long way from a warehousing location to a bustling pedestrian shopping mall.


Part of the Singapore River Planning Area, Clarke Quay was commissioned to be revamped into the commercial, residential and entertainment region which is visible today. Taking in the historical connotation of the quay, the Singaporean character of Clarke Quay was left intact. Following the completion of renovation, five blocks of warehouses were inhabited by colourful restaurants, nightclubs and shopping arcades.


The quay’s main attraction being the pedestrian shopping mall, it also provides a kaleidoscope of wining and dining venues. Offering the international culinary flavors waiting to be tasted, this festival village offers the likes of Chinese, Italian, Mediterranean and local gastronomic delights.


A hub of bargaining, the shopping streets of Clarke Quay offer speciality retailing along with trinkets and treasures on offer at the Saturday flea market. If in the mood for some serious shopping, partake in the adventures within shops such as The Cannery, Merchant’s Court and The Foundry, which are located in renovated Victorian buildings.


As the hottest nightspot in Singapore, the nightlife at Clarke Quay sizzles amongst the colours that reflect the Singapore River. A mosaic of different customs and quintessence, partake in an experience of fusion with the diverse clubs such as Attica & Attica Too, The Cannery, Fashion Bar, Lunar and The Clinic.


Located within reach of many transportation hubs, the Clarke Quay is within walking distance of the MRT station. For those wishing to glide over the Singapore River, bumboats with names such as Singapore Explorer or Quay Challenge take the inquisitive passenger down a memory lane of Singapore as colonial buildings and shop houses tell the tales of history past.


When in Singapore, visit the wonderful Clarke Quay filled with various recreational activities throughout the day and night while staying at a quintessential hotel in Singapore; Park royal on Beach Road, Singapore. This hotel, which is located 15 minutes away from Clarke Quay, provides guests with comfortable accommodation and is close to other attractions within the city of Singapore.

Clarke Quay is Singapore's only section of the village. Located in the Singapore River, this river is a popular local residents and visitors to the attraction. After Singapore, the second Governor, Sir Andrew Clark has been named terminal location from a warehouse a long way to a bustling pedestrian shopping mall. Part of the Singapore River Planning Area, Clarke Quay was commissioned into commercial, residential and entertainment area is visible changes today. Noted the pier's historical connotations, the nature of Singapore's Clarke Quay is left intact. Update is complete, five warehouses are living colorful restaurants, nightclubs and shopping malls.

The main attraction is the pier on the pedestrian shopping malls, it also provides a kaleidoscope of fine wine and dining. International cuisine waiting to be tasted, the holiday village in China, Italy, Mediterranean and local cuisine like. Bargaining hub, Clarke Quay and the jewelry retail market, professional, and treasures in the flea market on Saturdays to provide shopping street. If some serious shopping mood, sharing, such as the canning factory stores, merchants courts and casting, which is in the renovated Victorian building located in the adventure.

As the most popular nightclubs in Singapore, Clarke Quay nightlife sizzles in between the colors, reflecting the Singapore River. The essence of many different customs and, embedded in a fusion of sharing, such as Attica and Attica too, canning factory, a trendy bar, the Moon and the experience of clinics in different clubs. Many arrive at the transport hub, is located in Clarke Quay is walking distance from the subway station. For those who want to glide in the Singapore River, such as Singapore Explorer or the challenges of terminal passengers curious name bumboats taken as a colonial shophouses in Singapore's history, architecture and memory to tell the story of the past.

When Singapore, Clarke Quay and visit the wonderful variety of recreational activities during the day and night full of, and in the typical hotel stay in Singapore; Parkroyal Hotel on Beach Road, Singapore. This hotel, which is located 15 minutes away from Clarke Quay, offers guests comfortable accommodation, close to Singapore and other attractions within the city limits.