Pinnacle＠Duxton Review

The largest public housing in Singapore is mainly for people with lower local incomes. It has also become a local attraction. But there are actually many authentic foods around here with lower prices. We are looking for food.

This is a public house, or low-cost rental house, here is in the form of a guaranteed house, the reason why it has become a scenic spot, one is that it is studied by countries as a world-class guarantee house case, and the other can climb to the top overlooking the city.

the view is awesome! i love walking there and ser the view at night its amazing

very nice view at lvl 50as it looks very nice in the night with all the city lights I will go again whenever possible~ can see very far too and its very windy very comfortable and it's easy to go up and go in~~

wonderful location

beautiful architecture and lovely view from the top deck

Singapore:- There are flyovers on the 26th and 50th floors, and you can pay S$6 to go up. You can only pay in cash at the entrance, and then open the gate of the flyover with Ezlink. There are occasional problems with the flyover through the door, and you need to try again if it happens. In this sky, you can see the city, see such as Sentasa Island, etc., and many scenery. -If you don't ask for directions to ask the locals, it is still a bit difficult to find the reception desk. -The building is large, -It is best to go in the early morning, the environment is great. One of the best views of Singapore here and for just $6. You can check all the details and opening hours on the website. A 360 degree panoramic view here, you can see the city center, Sentosa Island, Chinatown and even Indonesia. The website says that the number of visitors to non-Singapore residents is limited to 200 per day. This will be difficult to execute. You do need a pass that seems to be a pass to enter the gate. You need to take the subway to Outram Park and then exit G to the Police Station Complex. Then cross Neal Road and walk to the management office on the tower. When you are in Singapore, don’t miss it.