Even if you are not an avid runner, you can visit 6 key attractions in Singapore by taking a leisure walk or jog along the Singapore River! Just remember to put on a pair of comfortable footwear and wear light clothing while exploring the sightseeing route which covers the following attractions:
- Clarke Quay
- Asian Civilisations Museum
- Esplanade
- MBS
- Merlion Park
- Boat Quay
1st Pitstop: Clarke Quay
This is the nearest checkpoint to Park Regis Singapore! Easily accessed via a pedestrian overhead bridge, the vibrant entertainment hub of Clarke Quay is right across the road from the hotel. Lined with hip restaurants and bars, the arena comes alive as soon as the sun begins to set! Plenty of F&B establishments run Happy Hour promotions from 5pm – 7pm so if you need a booster for your journey ahead, go ahead and stop by for a quick drink!
2nd Pitstop: Asian Civilisations Museum
The Asian Civilisations Museum exhibits artistic heritage of Asia which presents historical connection between the cultures of Asia, especially ancestral cultures of Singaporeans. The museum is split into 2 main sections – the permanent gallery showcases paraphernalia of trade, religious exhibits, including fashion and texture displays. The special exhibitions bring about magnificent objects from around the world to exhibit in Singapore. Try to spot the statue of the Founder of Modern Singapore, Sir Stamford Raffles!
Asian Civilisations Museum Official Website
3rd Pitstop: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Within 600m apart is the famous Singapore icon which resembles the Southeast Asian king of fruit – Durian, the Esplanade, Theatres on the Bay. Being one of the busiest arts centres in the world, the Esplanade presents world-class performances from music, dance and theatrical plays, captivating more than 28m guests around the world over a span of 16 years. Remember to take a selfie against the famous icon!
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay Official Website
4th Pitstop: Marina Bay Sands
Run along the floating platform, across the Helix bridge and you’ve arrived at the iconic Marina Bay Sands! Helmed as the centrepiece of the Marina Bay, the Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort which houses the ArtScience Museum as well as one of the two casinos in Singapore! On most nights at 8pm, a laser display will light up the sky literally and captivate
the hearts of many.
Well done thus far! This is also the halfway mark of your scenic run.
From the Marina Bay Sands, continue running towards the Marina Bay Financial District, along the banks of the Singapore River. This may be an arduous stretch but what’s motivating about the run here is the throng of people working out alongside you. So, chin up and keep moving along!
Marina Bay Sands Official Website
5th Pitstop: Merlion Park
The last checkpoint of the Marina Bay loop ends with the famous mascot of Singapore, the Merlion Park. Known for its mythical appearance of a lion’s head and the body of a fish, the Merlion is said to be an emblem of fengshui, spurting a constant flow of good fortune to the Central Business District of Singapore. Perhaps you can try to take quirky selfies here and reap some of the blessings too!
Cross the pedestrian traffic light across Fullerton Road to continue the last leg of journey back to the hotel, cutting across the popular nightlife district of Boat Quay!
6th / Last pitstop: Boat Quay
A popular hangout among tourists and the affluent working adults, Boat Quay is a thriving nightspot lined with restaurants and bars along the south bank of the Singapore River. The heritage of Singapore remains prominent in a perfect blend between the row of traditional shophouses against the skyscrapers of a cosmopolitan city.
Yes, you can grab a beer or two here if you’d like; otherwise, continue running along the Singapore River and head back to Clarke Quay.
Congratulations on completing your 6km scenic run!
*Bonus Activity: A refreshing dip at Park Regis’ 25m outdoor lap pool
*Exclusive for hotel guests
To cool down from your workout, we recommend you end off with a therapeutic swim at our 25m outdoor lap pool with cascading waterfall, surrounded by the much-needed peace and serenity to fuel your soul.
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About Park Regis Singapore:
Strategically located in the heart of Singapore within walking distance to the bustling entertainment hub of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay as well as the cultural district of Chinatown, Park Regis Singapore offers 202 modernly designed guestrooms that promise to enchant with thoughtful design elements and innovative technology. The contemporary rooms with timber and glass accents and a warm colour palette extends beyond to the hotel’s common areas.
Most guest rooms boast either the natural park views or the hotel’s stunning 25-metre outdoor swimming pool with a cascading waterfall and expansive views of Clarke Quay. Signature Quay rooms offer direct pool access and also feature a private alcove. The hotel also offers a diverse range of facilities that include a fully equipped meeting room, well-appointed gym and a 24/7 self-service laundromat.
The hotel provides complimentary Wi-Fi internet access for the comfort and ease of connectivity to all guests. Those travelling on business can also enjoy the full suite of secretarial services.
Remember to Book Direct at www.parkregissingapore.com to get exclusive hotel benefits during your stay.
