Empress Place Building

Empress Place is an important wharf on the Singapore River. It was also the wharf where the Queen of England landed. Empress Place is now a very lively place with many restaurants. Most people who visit the Singapore River will choose this place.

Queen's Square is located near the center of the current Asian Civilizations Museum. With its remarkable high ceilings, large windows and orange roof, the building was built in the 19th century and named after Queen Victoria. Located on the banks of the Singapore River, the Asian Civilizations Museum covers exhibitions from the Middle East to East Asia and is a unique multi-ethnic museum in Singapore.

Queen's Square has nothing to do with the Queen, but Queen Victoria came here during her visit to Singapore. Now the small foreign building in Queen's Square is the Asian Museum of Civilization. It has some cultural relics on display, but it is not too good. After all, Singapore's age is not very long.

Queen's Square is a shopping area on the northwest coast of Binhai Bay. The whole building belongs to Victorian European architecture. It used to be the office of the government. Now it has been changed to the Asian Museum of Civilization. There are many restaurants with special features here, which are worth visiting.

A colonial-style building, built between 1864 and 1867. Once a government department, Empress Place Building now houses the Asian Civilisations Museum. Other nearby buildings include the Old Parliament House and the Victoria Concert Hall.