Raffles Place Park
Raffles Place Park: A Green Oasis in the Heart of Singapore
Explore the dynamic 'Momentum' sculpture by David Gerstein in Singapore's bustling Central Business District, a vibrant symbol of urban art and creativity.
Discover 'Momentum' by David Gerstein, an iconic sculpture that brings vibrancy to Singapore's Central Business District, captivating tourists with its dynamic design and artistic flair.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Car
If you're traveling by car, start from any central location in the Central Business District (CBD). Use a GPS or map application to navigate to 2 Finlayson Green, Singapore 049247. Parking facilities are available nearby, but be mindful of parking fees which can range from SGD 2 to SGD 4 per hour. Once parked, it's a short walk to the sculpture.
Public Transportation (MRT)
Take the MRT to Raffles Place Station (on the East West Line or North South Line). Use Exit H to head towards the direction of One Raffles Place. Once you are outside, walk towards Finlayson Green, which is approximately a 5-minute walk. You will find Momentum by David Gerstein located at 2 Finlayson Green. The MRT fare from most locations in the CBD to Raffles Place is around SGD 1 to SGD 2, depending on the distance.
Public Transportation (Bus)
You can also take a bus to reach the sculpture. Check for bus services that stop at Raffles Place or nearby bus stops such as 'Raffles Place MRT' or 'OCBC Centre'. Buses 7, 32, 33, 51, 61, 75, and 97 all service this area. The bus fare is typically between SGD 1 to SGD 2. After alighting, walk towards Finlayson Green for about 5 minutes to see the sculpture.
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