A Quick Pinnacle Skybridge Singapore Guide for Endless Views [2024]

For such a small country, it’s impressive that Singapore’s forest area covers about 21.4% of its land, according to the World Bank. That doesn’t even count the total green spaces on the island, which also includes rooftop gardens!

One of Singapore’s most famous green rooftop spots is the Pinnacle Skybridge @ Duxton. Located atop the island’s tallest residential building, this spot offers a perfect escape with spectacular views from 50 storeys up.

Once you’re up there, the height becomes less daunting (and honestly, pretty relaxing), so if you plan on visiting, here’s everything you need to know about it!

Things to Know

Address: Cantonment Road, Pinnacle @ Duxton, #1G
Contact Details: +65 1800 225 5432
Operating Hours: Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
Price: $6 per person
Website

How to Get to Pinnacle Skybridge @ Duxton

By Train: Take the train on either the East-West Line or North-East Line and alight at Outram Park MRT Station. Exit from Exit G and walk towards Cantonment Road where Pinnacle Skybridge @ Duxton is located to the right.

By Bus: you can take buses 166, 197, or 61 and alight at Bus Stop Blk 1B. Once you reach Cantonment Road from there, the building is just a short walk away.

By Car: the building has its own parking lot that’s open daily for visitors from 7:00 am to 10:30 pm.

What to Expect

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Jayesh Chhaya | Travel Vlogger (@jayeshchhaya)

Media from jayeshchhaya

Duxton is the island’s tallest housing estate standing at a whopping 50 storeys tall. Up on the 50th floor is the Pinnacle Skybridge, a sprawling rooftop garden that offers visitors scenic views of the city skyline below.

There are actually two rooftop gardens, but the one on the 26th floor is exclusive to residents. On the 50th floor, you’ll find pockets of trees and small landscaped gardens, benches for relaxing, viewing decks around the sky bridge, and sculptures.

It’s one of the best places to escape the city’s hustle and enjoy the serene breeze from above. The height might seem daunting at first, but once you overcome the initial fear, you’ll find a peaceful haven that makes you feel like you’re on top of the world.

FAQ

Is Pinnacle Skybridge wheelchair-friendly?

Yes, the Pinnacle Skybridge is open to guests in wheelchairs and mobility aids. Just note that they are required to stick to the designated walking paths.

Wheelchair access is provided by the entrance and the concierge can assist guests leading up to the elevators.

I don’t have cash. How else can I pay for entry to the Pinnacle Skybridge?

You can actually pay for entry to the Pinnacle Skybridge using your EZ-Link Card. These transportation cards can be topped up in advance for smoother and faster payments by the time you enter the building.

Just note that you have to register your EZ-Link Card to use it as a payment method. You can ask the concierge for assistance or download the EZ-Link App for more information.

Am I allowed to bring food and drinks to the Skybridge?

No, you are not allowed to bring food and drinks to the Skybridge. It’s not a picnic area nor is it a park.

There are also no trash bins on the Skybridge, so if you do have trash with you, please throw it before riding the elevator. Don’t litter or leave any trash behind you as this may result in a fine (you know how it is in Singapore!).

Am I allowed to bring my pets to the Pinnacle Skybridge?

No. Pets are not allowed on the Skybridge, even if they are leashed or are inside a pet carrier.

This is to maintain the cleanliness of the area and the safety of all patrons due to the height of the bridge. Any guest caught bringing their pets to the Skybridge will be escorted out of the premises and may risk being banned from coming back.

Is there a limit to how many guests are allowed to visit the Pinnacle Skybridge?

Yes, the management strictly only allows a maximum of 1,000 visitors up on the Skybridge per day. This is to ensure that the bridge is not overcrowded with people and that in case of emergencies, it is easier for guests to evacuate the premises.