4 Photo Spots at the Jubilee Bridge

About the location

Opened in 2015 to celebrate Singapore's 50th year of independence, the bridge was designed specifically to accommodate high foot traffic and provide better views than the older Esplanade Bridge. Its elegant, white curved structure spans 220 meters, providing a perfect foreground or mid-ground element for urban landscape shots. Photographers appreciate its clean lines and the fact that it is built with no heavy overhead structures, allowing for a clear view of the sky and the surrounding architectural masterpieces.

Best timing

The blue hour is the absolute best time to visit because the surrounding skyline and Marina Bay Sands are beautifully illuminated. Sunset also provides a stunning golden light that reflects off the modern glass buildings in the Central Business District.

Traveling

The bridge is centrally located in the Downtown Core and is easily accessible via the MRT. The closest stations are Raffles Place and City Hall, both of which are within a 10-minute walk. As it is located in a busy tourist area, public transport is highly recommended over driving, as parking is scarce and expensive.

Photography tips for Jubilee Bridge

Use a tripod for long exposures to capture the smooth water of the bay and the light trails of the 'Spectra' light and water show. A wide-angle lens is essential to fit the expansive skyline into your frame. Experiment with low-angle shots to utilize the bridge's own white curved railing as a leading line pointing toward the skyscrapers.

Other languages

Here is how Jubilee Bridge is called in other languages:
CS Jubilejní most DE Jubilee Bridge EL Γέφυρα Ιωβηλαίου ES Puente del Jubileo FI Jubilee Bridge FR Jubilee Bridge HI जुबली ब्रिज HR Jubilejski most IS Jubilee-brúin IT Jubilee Bridge JA ジュビリー橋 NL Jubilee Bridge NO Jubilee Bridge PL Most Jubileuszowy PT Ponte do Jubileu RU Мост Джубили SV Jubilee Bridge TR Jübile Köprüsü ZH 禧年大桥