Clarke Quay – Nightlife in Singapore!

Singapore is a hot and happening country, the luxurious hotels with wonderful tourist attractions and restaurants that serve a variety of cuisines and easy commutation from one place to another are what Singapore has for travelers. It’s a place where all age groups can find something they like and have fun! 

Initially, warehouses were built at the quay to transport commodities for commercial purposes. However, in the later stage, the Singapore river began to get heavily polluted because of which the government decided to relocate the cargo services.  Quickly, the government cleaned up the river and transformed the quay into a flourishing commercial and entertainment area. Clarke Quay is widely famous for its nightlife but is also a gorgeous place sprinkled with colonial-era architecture and undergoes a boisterous transformation in the night. The vibrant nightlife is definitely an unmissable experience. 

Few Attractions at Clarke Quay

1. Take a boat cruise

Early to the nightlife, while away your time by taking a cruise on the Singapore River. It makes for a really pretty background for pictures.

2. Shopping for the Fashionistas

Being home to high-end brands,  the Clarke quay has multiple stores that provide a nice shopping experience to the travelers. There is a great range of malls, shopping boutiques, and outlets.

3. Hawker centers

Next to shopping, food is the next favorite pastime in Singapore. Some of the items which top the list are carrot cakes, Ban Mian, Fishball noodles, boneless braised Duck, Chui Kueh, and many more. 

4. Pubs

People say the world is a better and happier place after they get drunk, but that’s not what happens in Singapore. With its eccentric designs and sparkly nightclubs, the fun begins as soon as you step into the club. Clarke Quay’s fame is in the nightlife one can experience. The best place to go live in the two biggest night clubs, the Zouk and Attica. 

Getting there

Located at City center, it is well connected and can be easily reached by taking a train to Clarke Quay Station. From the station, the quay is just 5mins walk away.

Try avoiding getting into trouble with this simple tip

• Singapore has a strict law against alcohol. It is strictly prohibited to drink in public places, parks, beaches, and decks from 10:30 PM – 7:00 AM.
• If you are caught drinking, you might have to go jail for this or pay a lump sum fine.

With plenty to give to the travellers day and night, Clarke Quay is a must-visit place while traveling to Singapore. At Pickyourtrail, we handcraft your itinerary with the best of the best, must-visit locations. So book your packages to Singapore right away!