Suntec City

Suntec City is a large mixed-use development in Marina Centre, Downtown Core, Singapore, comprising a shopping mall, five office towers and the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre. Opened in phases from 1994 to 1997, it is arranged around the Fountain of Wealth, once listed as the world's largest fountain. The complex offers extensive retail, dining and event spaces and is integrated with Promenade and Esplanade MRT stations, serving as a major retail and MICE hub.

Visitors can expect a large integrated complex with a multi-level shopping mall arranged around an open-air courtyard housing the Fountain of Wealth. The interior features wide air-conditioned concourses with international and local retail brands, diverse dining options including food courts and restaurants, and direct connections to Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre and office towers. The environment is urban and fully developed, with underground links to MRT stations and neighbouring Marina Centre malls.

Suntec City was developed in the late 1980s to early 1990s as part of the Marina Centre reclamation project and opened in phases between 1994 and 1997. Designed by I.M. Pei and Partners with feng shui principles, the five towers and Fountain of Wealth symbolize a hand with a wealth fountain in the palm. It was one of Singapore's largest private commercial developments at the time and established the city as a regional MICE destination.

The Fountain of Wealth is a notable landmark and was recognized in 1998 by Guinness World Records as the largest fountain in the world. The complex is a major retail, dining and convention hub for locals and visitors and regularly hosts cultural festivals, exhibitions and public events.