August 3rd, 2010
After work, I went walking around the city. I lucked out, it was sunny.
To the left is a statue of Raffles which marks the landing spot of Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles who founded Singapore in 1819 as a British settlement. He is considered the father of Singapore and his name is everywhere, Raffles hotel, Raffles Place, Raffles Quay, and on and on.
I am not sure how far I walked but it feels like I covered quite a bit of ground. I walked along the river quay and throughout the business district.
Asian Civiliation Museum
The Fullerton Hotel and the former Post Office
The old Parliament Building
Along the River Quay
Along the River Quay
Along the River Quay
The new Parliament Building
City Hall
City Hall
Saint Andrews Church
Capitol Building
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