CapitaSpring is a modern skyscraper in the heart of Singapore with a publicly accessible rooftop garden and observation deck.

Unlike other places in the city, admission is free, making it a pretty interesting alternative to paid sightseeing and one of the most popular attractions in Downtown.

We didn't end up getting in - not because of time, but because we underestimated our reservation. Admissions tend to sell out days in advance.

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What's upstairs

• Sky Garden - an open-air observation deck overlooking the city
• Green Oasis - an indoor green floor full of plants
• modern architecture, very photogenic

From the photos, it looks like a combination of a viewpoint and a garden in a skyscraper and should have fantastic views of Downtown and Marina Bay.

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Reservations (the most important thing)

• Entry is free
• but booking for a specific time is required
• slots fill up fast
• reservations are made through the official sales channel at sevenrooms.com

You usually can't get upstairs without a reservation - in our case, it was sold out 3 days in advance and by then we had to leave Singapore.

How much time to reserve and what to combine with?

I would recommend about 30-60 minutes.

The viewpoint is just a few steps away from the historic Lau Pa Sat market with the great Satay Street.

On the other hand, you can walk within 5 minutes to the promenade along Marina Bay.

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