About VivoCity Sky Park
VivoCity Sky Park is a large rooftop public park on Level 3 of VivoCity shopping mall at HarbourFront in Bukit Merah, Singapore. Opened with the mall in 2006 and designed by architect Toyo Ito, it occupies the mall's roof with landscaped gardens, playgrounds, shallow wading pools and an amphitheatre. Notable for its waterfront location, it offers open views of Sentosa, Keppel Harbour and the southern islands and serves as a free recreational space for families and visitors.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect an open-air rooftop park on the top level of VivoCity mall with landscaped lawns, paved walkways, children's playgrounds, shallow wading pools and a 2,000-seat amphitheatre. The park is set above the waterfront with views of Sentosa Island, Keppel Harbour and the cable cars to Mount Faber. Areas to explore include play zones, water play areas, garden seating and open event spaces, all within a shopping mall environment with nearby food and retail outlets.
Key highlights
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Rooftop park on Level 3 of VivoCity with harbour and Sentosa views
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Children's playgrounds and shallow wading pools
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Amphitheatre for events and performances
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Landscaped gardens and open lawns for relaxation
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Direct connection to VivoCity shopping and dining
History of VivoCity Sky Park
VivoCity opened on 1 December 2006 as Singapore's largest retail mall at the time, designed by Japanese architect Toyo Ito. The Sky Park was conceived as an integral public rooftop space, providing a large accessible park above the mall and reflecting the development of the HarbourFront precinct as a waterfront leisure hub.
Culture & Context
The Sky Park serves as a popular community leisure and family recreation space in the HarbourFront area, hosting public events, performances at its amphitheatre and daily family activities, and is known as a free public gathering place with waterfront views.
Route
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