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Merlion Park

Merlion Park

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A little introduction

Come for more than a photo. A waterfront stroll as the sky changes is the real reason to linger.

The lion head and fish body make the Merlion a familiar symbol of Singapore’s port-city story. The waterfront park works well as the start of a Marina Bay or Civic District walk; leave time for the bay beyond the photograph.

Explore aroundMarina Bay
When to goAround sunset
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Plan your visit

Allow around
30–60 minutesEditorial estimate; excludes transport and queues
A simple plan
Pair the Merlion with the bay promenade. Allow a relaxed evening walk, or a short photo stop in heavy rain.
Getting there & access
Walk towards the bay from Raffles Place MRT. Merlion Park is free; no viewing ticket is needed.
Official visitor information ↗Checked: 2026-10-06

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