Singapore Sports Hub

Singapore Sports Hub is a 35-hectare integrated sports, entertainment and lifestyle precinct in Kallang, Singapore, built on the site of the former National Stadium. Opened in 2014, it features the 55,000-capacity National Stadium with a retractable dome, OCBC Aquatic Centre, OCBC Arena, Singapore Indoor Stadium, Kallang Wave Mall, Sports Hub Library and waterfront. It serves as Singapore's premier venue for international sports events, concerts and community activities.

Visitors can expect a large waterfront precinct centered on the National Stadium with open plazas, promenades along the Kallang Basin, and interconnected venues including the OCBC Aquatic Centre, OCBC Arena, Singapore Indoor Stadium and Kallang Wave Mall. The area offers public running and cycling tracks, water sports facilities, shops and dining, a sports library and museum, and regular ticketed sports matches, concerts and community events. Outdoor public spaces are freely accessible for leisure and photography.

Built on the site of the former National Stadium (opened 1973, closed 2007), the Singapore Sports Hub was developed as a public-private partnership and officially opened on 30 June 2014. It was Singapore's largest sports infrastructure project, designed to replace the old stadium and provide integrated facilities for the 2015 SEA Games and subsequent international sporting and entertainment events.

The Hub is Singapore's national centre for sports and entertainment, hosting major events including the National Day Parade, SEA Games, international football and rugby matches, and large-scale concerts. It serves as a community lifestyle destination promoting sports participation and waterfront recreation for residents and visitors.