Gardens by the Bay
If you like pictures of flowers there are plenty here. I'm not a botanist though so I can't name them for you. The Gardens by the Bay in Singapore include two bio-domes one that is a rainforest type environment, the other features gardens from around the world.
Singapore Skyline
This is a view of the Singapore skyline from the top of the Marina Bay Sands Hotel.
Marina Bay Swimming Pool
This looks like a fantastic pool on the top of the Marina Bay Sands hotel. It's only for residents though and we weren't staying there.
Bay View
This is the view out to the bay from the top of Marina Bay Sands.
Baby Sculpture
An interesting choice of subject for a sculpture.
Super Trees
I didn't have a clue what these things were supposed to be when I took this picture. We found out later that they are man-made trees that provide a very valuable service for the Gardens by the Bay facility. Apart from looking really cool they also collect energy from the sun and rainwater for the gardens.
Garden Approach
Lisa on the approach to the Gardens by the Bay. Those supertrees give the place an other worldly kind of feel.
Dragonfly Sculptures
We saw these two dragonfly sculptures on the walk to the Gardens.
Marina Bay Sands through an archway
Looking at the Marina Bay Sands hotel through an archway in the Gardens by the Bay,
Big Baby
This is what the baby sculpture looks like from the ground.
Dragonflys & Skyscrapers
Wherever you are in Singapore, you're not very far from the centre of the city.
Flyer & Supertrees
Another of Singapore's main attractions is the Singapore Flyer; a big, slow turning Ferris wheel.
Arch
This photo was taken in the area under the Singapore Flyer where there are gardens,shops and bars.
On the Flyer
Lisa aboard the Singapore Flyer overlooking the two bio domes of the Gardens by the Bay
MBS from the Flyer
The top structure on the Marina Bay Sands is built to look like a ship. I think any ship that's curved like that could probably only sail in circles.
Lily
This water lily was not in the Gardens by the Bay but was in a fountain outside of the science museum.
Ray at Sky Restaurant
It's breakfast time and we were just taking in the view before ordering breakfast in the Sky restaurant.
Singapore Sling
Enjoying a Singapore Sling at the Raffles hotel where the drink was invented.
Lisa
I don't know what the structure is behind Lesa but it looked cool so I took a picture of it. It's somewhere down near Orchard Road.
That's one big prawn
Before you start thinking this is rude, that's actually a prawn that came with Lisa's meal. She's holding it by the tail. That was just one of several very nice meals we had down on Clarke Quay.
Raffles Bar
Inside the bar at the Raffles Hotel
Restaurant
This is the inside of an Indian restaurant in Singapore. I can't remember the name of it and it's not in Little India but it was very pleasant.
Lisa with a Singapore Sling
I wasn't drinking alone.