A rooftop with a 360 view over the city. The entrance might be hard to find depending on where you arrive at the pinnacle. Try to target for the 05519 Block 1G bus stop The entrance fee is 6 SGD, which is really cheap compared to other rooftop skyline views. Note that you can also visit the 26th floor that also have a running track and a nice view on the city. It is usually really calm up there.

1. The Pinnacle@Duxton is a 50-storey residential development in Singapore's city centre & business district. It consists of 7 towers of public residential buildings, and 2 longest sky gardens at 500m each. 2. It was built & operated by HDB as a public housing project which was launched in Dec., 2009. 3. These 7 towers (Blocks A to G) are linked together by 2 skybridges in 26th & 50th levels. 4. The 26th storey skybridge is reserved for residents. Facilities on the 26th storey skybridge include residents' committee centre, jogging track, senior citizen fitness corner, outdoor gym, children playground, community plaza, etc. 5. The 50th Storey Skybridge is open to both residents and the public. It offers stunning views of sunrise, sunset & 360 degree panoramic & bird's eye views of the city. The fee for public is S$6 each in 2026. 6. It was awarded: 2010 Best Tall Building (Asia and Australasia) by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat & 2011 Urban Land Institute's Global Awards for Excellence.

In the meantime, probably no more insider tip in Singapore. For me definitely one of the most impressive places and an absolute must for visitors to the city. The view is breathtaking and it's just fun to discover the city on the circular route on the fiftieth floor from above. The background to this worldwide flagship social housing project leads too far at this point, but the research is always worth it.

Arguably, it is the flagship HDB (public housing) development in Singapore. Its rooftop (sky garden at the 50th floor connecting the 7 buildings) is accessible to the public (at a fee - $6 - credit cards are now accepted), offering very nice views of Tanjong Pagar and other areas. It might be one of the most underrated attractions in SG. There were just a few other visitors on a Saturday late morning. Comfortable and windy. Be sure to visit also the 530 m jogging track on the 26th floor.

Mesmerizing spot for viewing the singapore skyline. Panoramic view from sides and you can relax while watching this view. Great time to spend in the evening around sunset/night as the view will make you stay longer than you would have planned for. It's a residential building with commercial access to the rooftop. Worth the money spent ( 8SGD/ INR 550 ) for this spot.