Who can really go to Singapore without taking the iconic photo? I must say I was actually expecting a park given the name but there is not a blade of grass to be seen. What there is is a crowd of shutterbugs trying the capture their special image for the statue. You need to do it but get in, take... More

Go there by night and get a picture with the Marina Bay Sands hotel in the background. Then, have a walk around the river and enjoy this very modern, lively neighborhood where the towering skyscrapers surround you at all times with their multi coloured neon lightings! From there, you can easily walk to Clark Quay to have a drink or... More

Merlion park is a top tourist destination where you can find the Singapore landmark, the merlion. There's some coffee shops and restaurants near the merlion for from food and drinks if you need them. From here you also get to see the Marina Bay Sands hotel/casino, Singapore Flyer, and Esplanade. I strongly suggest going here at night. For one, it... More

this is the most spot when we visit singapore, eveyone should take a picture to share with their friends to announce that "we've been in Singapore". :) and we can see the marina bay sand from the pierplank.

The merlion is one of those things you have to see on your tour. The whole area around is teeming with photos opportunities and restaurants. Also look out for the extra large Merlion on Sentosa island.

the last time i visited this place was as crowded as the time b4 last time i went! nth much to c except this statue...n with lotsa tourist

When you visit Singapore, I think you are complete your journey without seeing Merlion. it's one of the Singapore Icon. It's very plain and usual statue. But the value makes you feel that this mermaid and lion combination is the cool place to take picture with. TIPS: Bring your Wide shoot and automatic camera in order not to loose the... More

Merlion “Park” as it’s referred to, is the focal point of the Marina Bay, and is a great place to start your exploration of the nice walks up and down the Singapore River to Boat Quay and Clarke Quay. If you tire of walking, you can always hop on a water taxi for part of the way. - Ladies, take... More

I admit I was excited to meet this icon! A Singapore trip wouldn't be complete without a visit to the Merlion Park. We were one of those tourists who lingered for a while to taking amusing photos of ourselves with the Merlion at the background. A nearby Caucasian tourist got us by surprise when she bent over backward and opened... More