Supertree Observatory: A Bird’s Eye View Of Gardens By The Bay

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Ever wondered about the view at the top of Gardens by the Bay’s iconic Supertrees? Now you can find out at the Supertree Observatory at Supertree Grove.

Supertree Observatory, Supertree Grove

Before the opening of the Supertree Observatory on 27 December 2019, the OCBC Skyway provided the best way to get up close to the massive structures at Supertree Grove.

The new observatory allows you to get inside one of the Supertrees – in fact, it is located at the largest of the Supertrees at Supertree Grove.


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To the Top

Purchase entry tickets at a ticketing counter at the base of the Supertree before entering to queue for the lift that will take you up to the observation deck.

Lift to the top of Supertree Observatory

The lift features a multimedia presentation on the ceiling which helps to visualise what it would be like to zip upwards through the trunk of the Supertree.


Panoramic View

Observation Deck, Supertree

The observation deck consists of an indoor viewing area with full-height glass windows.

Outdoor Walkway

An outdoor walkway wraps 360 degrees around the Supertree.

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You can peer down at the OCBC Skywalk below.

Signboards

Signboards located along the outdoor walkway provide snippets of information about the surrounding area and buildings.

Observatory Gift Shop

The indoor area also has a gift shop and café.

View from the top of the Supertree Observatory, Gardens by the Bay

A flight of stairs leads up to the open-air rooftop deck. From the very top of the Supertree, above its canopy, you can enjoy unobstructed all-round views, 50 metres above the ground.


Supertree Observatory Mobile App

Complementing the Supertree Observatory experience is a mobile app.

Supertree Observatory App

Use the app’s augmented reality feature to learn about the various buildings in the skyline.

Scan codes

The mobile app can also be used to scan QR codes to learn about Gardens by the Bay’s landmarks. It also incorporates a game to build your own Supertree.

The Supertree Observatory was previously the IndoChine restaurant, which vacated the premises in April 2019.


Supertree Observatory, Gardens by the Bay

Where: Supertree Grove
Opening hours: 9 am to 9 pm, last admission at 8.30 pm
Admission prices:
Standard – Adult – $14, Child – $10
Singapore Resident Rate – Adult – $10, Senior or Child – $6

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Lester Ng
Lester firmly believes that it is not what you look at that matters, it is what you see (nod of the hat to Thoreau).