Gardens by the Bay

Singapore · amazing gardens · architecture

Massive Park Space. Gardens by the Bay covers 105 hectares in Singapore, which is about as big as 150 soccer fields combined! It spreads across three different waterfront gardens along the Marina Reservoir.

World's Largest Greenhouse. The Flower Dome inside Bay South Garden is the biggest glass greenhouse in the whole world. It's so enormous that it can hold a whole rainforest under glass and keep plants comfortable even in hot, sunny Singapore.

Glowing Supertrees. The park's most famous feature is the Supertrees, giant tree-like structures covered in plants that light up with colorful LED lights at night. They look like something from a fairy tale and put on a magical light show every evening.

Three Connected Gardens. The park has three gardens: Bay South Garden (the biggest at 54 hectares), Bay East Garden with a special Founders' Memorial, and Bay Central Garden near downtown. Each one has its own special features and plants to explore.

Modern Design. Gardens by the Bay was designed by famous architects including Grant Associates, who created something that blends nature with cutting-edge technology. It shows how cities can be beautiful, green spaces right in the middle of busy urban areas.