Gardens by the Bay

Gardens by the Bay is a 101-hectare horticultural attraction in Marina South, Singapore, located on reclaimed land beside Marina Reservoir. Opened in 2012, it comprises Bay South, Bay East and Bay Central gardens. It is notable for its Supertrees, cooled conservatories Flower Dome and Cloud Forest, and sustainable design. Developed by the National Parks Board, it supports Singapore's City in Nature vision and is a major waterfront leisure destination.

Visitors can explore landscaped outdoor gardens, waterfront promenades and lakes, and the iconic Supertree Grove with elevated OCBC Skyway. The two cooled conservatories house diverse plant collections: Flower Dome with Mediterranean and semi-arid displays and Cloud Forest with a 35-metre indoor waterfall and montane vegetation. Additional areas include Floral Fantasy, Heritage Gardens, and themed pavilions. The site offers walking paths, photo spots, dining and retail, and nightly light and sound shows.

Conceived as part of Singapore's City in a Garden vision, Gardens by the Bay was developed by the National Parks Board on reclaimed land in Marina South. Master plan by Grant Associates and WilkinsonEyre. Bay South Garden opened 29 June 2012, officially opened by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. Designed to showcase horticulture, sustainability and waterfront garden development.

Iconic national garden and waterfront landmark representing Singapore's City in Nature initiative. Showcases global horticultural diversity, sustainable energy and water technologies, and serves as a major public leisure, education and events venue for residents and visitors.