Harbourfront

Harbourfront is a waterfront precinct in the Bukit Merah planning area at the southern tip of Singapore, overlooking Keppel Harbour and the gateway to Sentosa Island. It is notable as a major transport, shopping and leisure hub integrating HarbourFront Centre, VivoCity, Singapore Cruise Centre and HarbourFront MRT interchange, with waterfront promenades and cable car access to Sentosa and Mount Faber.

Visitors can expect an open waterfront precinct with large shopping malls, a cruise terminal, and transport interchange set against Keppel Harbour. The area features waterfront promenades with views of Sentosa and harbour vessels, pedestrian links between VivoCity and HarbourFront Centre, access to the Singapore Cable Car, and connections to Sentosa via monorail, boardwalk and cable car. The environment is urban and commercial with dining, retail and transit facilities.

Located on the historic Keppel Harbour, Singapore's former commercial port area. The World Trade Centre (now HarbourFront Centre) opened in 1977 as an exhibition and ferry terminal complex. The precinct was redeveloped from the early 2000s as HarbourFront, with VivoCity opening in 2006 as Singapore's largest retail mall at the time, transforming the harbourfront into a leisure and transport hub.

Serves as the mainland gateway to Sentosa Island and a contemporary maritime leisure precinct reflecting Singapore's port heritage and waterfront revitalisation. It functions as a community and visitor hub for shopping, dining and harbour transport.