Supreme Court

The Supreme Court Building of Singapore, a large building, fair, majestic, valuable, high, neutral, standard, world court, proud.

The Supreme Court is very beautifully built, and it is a colonial building in England that has been retained to date. The greening around the Supreme Court is very good, and its large lawn is impressive.

The court is located in Clarke Quay Welfare, the building is very distinctive, connected to the city hall, the bronze dome, representing the spirit of classicism, has now been converted into an art hall, the exhibits are very rich, and various art exhibitions are held from time to time, and no tickets are required. It has a lot to do with art enlightenment,

Authorities and Power in there so don’t play a fool…

The Supreme Court, adjacent to the Government Building, was built in 1939 at the site of the former European Hotel, the latest colonial building in Singapore. Actually, it's like the architecture style of the Roman Renaissance.

The old Supreme Court building is Singapore's heritage and is unique in other nearby buildings. This is also a milestone for Singapore and F1 Grand Prix. Parks in front of buildings are sometimes used for school competitions, and the scenery from the top of the hill to the coastal bay and Padang is amazing.