More videos from Singapore

Marina Bay Sands, Singapore's iconic building consisting of three towers joined at the top by a single floor; in the background, you can see Singapore's old symbol, the fountain that is half lion and half mermaid. This is the area where so many videos are filmed in Singapore.

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This article features more videos of Singapore that highlight its diversity.

When I was young, I was skeptical of modern cities; they seemed cold and all the same to me. Over time, I’ve learned that this isn’t necessarily the case. Singapore is perhaps the prime example of a modern, diverse, and decidedly green city. At the same time, it’s extremely livable, orderly, and safe.

The riverfront at night; the illuminated buildings are old, renovated warehouses
Riverfront lined with bars and restaurants

For centuries, the city has been a major port, so there was no shortage of wealth. With the independence it gained after the war, that wealth has obviously increased considerably. As in many similar places, alongside so much wealth—perhaps even among the citizens themselves—I imagine there is also a great deal of exploitation of those who perform the simplest tasks and of immigrant workers.

In the foreground is Marina Bay Sands, Singapore’s iconic building. In the background, you can see Singapore’s former symbol, the fountain that is half lion and half mermaid.

The Victoria Theatre, white and built in the neo-colonial style, is one of the remnants of European rule, located in an area of Singapore that is full of spots where many people take videos.
The Victoria Theatre one of the remnants of European rule stands out in the colonial district which is also full of spots where many people take videos in Singapore

Video of Singapore (the new one)

In this roundup of other videos from Singapore, I showcase the city-state’s most diverse aspects.

In the first photo, the modern part of Singapore, early on a Sunday morning, with no people around.

Singapore Bay, with its many modern buildings. At the beginning of the video, you can see the Merlion Fountain, once a symbol of the city. At the end, the Marina Bay Sands.

Video of Singapore (the old one)

Below is a corner of the vast orchid garden in Singapore, located within the botanical garden. This part of the visit was my favorite.

The latest video was filmed from the roof of a Buddhist temple, and you can also see the skyscrapers.

There are many places of worship—both Buddhist and Hindu—as well as mosques and churches.

The entrance to a Hindu temple in Singapore, featuring many colorful statues depicting deities and animals
Detail of a Hindu temple

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A group of young girls in an underpass in Singapore, dressed in I don't know what, are staging a dance routine with a couple of photographers and their equipment
In an underpass in Singapore I dont know what they were wearing But they were being photographed by a couple of well equipped photographers as they themselves well equipped staged a dance routine

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Fabio Viroli
Ho sempre avuto tante passioni, ma da sempre più o meno latenti, le principali sono viaggiare e scrivere. Tra le altre cose ho una laurea in psicologia; ho fatto per più di 30 anni l’allenatore di basket; leggo tanti libri; sono stato molto appassionato di sport e di musica rock; e faccio improvvisazione teatrale. IL mio primo romanzo, che non parla di viaggi, si chiama LE TUE GAMBE SONO BELLE COME LE TAGLIATELLE