Cavenagh Bridge

Cavenagh Bridge, Singapore’s only suspension bridge, was constructed in 1869 to facilitate faster crossings over the Singapore River. Initially built, tested, and disassembled in Glasgow, it was then shipped to Singapore in pieces and reassembled on site. This engineering marvel stands as one of the city’s top architectural achievements, offering a tangible link to Singapore’s colonial past. Visitors can walk across the bridge, taking in views of the river and the surrounding urban landscape, while appreciating the intricate design and historical significance of this enduring structure.