4 places to discover
Fort Canning Park is a 18-hectare historic hilltop park in the Museum planning area of central Singapore. Once the site of 14th-century Malay royalty palaces, Stamford Raffles' residence and a 19th-century British fort, it now serves as a public park and heritage site. Notable for its archaeological history, colonial structures, landscaped gardens and event spaces, it offers heritage trails, museums and green open space near the Civic District.
Melbourne Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building on Swanston Street in central Melbourne, Victoria. Completed in 1870 to a design by architect Joseph Reed in Second Empire style, it serves as the seat of the City of Melbourne council and a major cultural venue. Notable for its grand auditorium, historic Grand Organ and ornate facade, it hosts concerts, ceremonies and public tours, standing opposite Federation Square in the city's civic precinct.
Norwood Town Hall is a heritage-listed civic building on The Parade in Norwood, within the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters, South Australia. Built in 1882-1883 and opened in 1883, it was designed by architect Alfred Wells in Classical style. It serves as the council seat and a community venue, notable for its clock tower, concert hall, and well-preserved Victorian civic architecture.
SM Mall of Asia is a large shopping mall located on reclaimed land along Manila Bay in Bay City, Pasay, Metro Manila. Opened in 2006 and developed by SM Prime Holdings, it is one of the largest malls in the Philippines and Asia. The complex features extensive retail shops, dining outlets, entertainment facilities, an arena, concert grounds, and a bayside promenade offering views of Manila Bay.