Old Hill Street Police Station
Building from Fairy Tale World
The Old Hill Street Police Station is located on the banks of the Singapore River, next to Clarke Quay. This six-story building was built in 1934 as a former police station and is currently used by government departments and art galleries. It is loved by sightseers for its white facade and colorful windows.
Next to Singapore's Famous Clarke Quay, there is a building with a unique style. It has White Facade and Colorful Windows, as if it was built with blocks, or coming out of the fairy tale world. This building is the Old Hill Street Police Station of Singapore.
The Old Hill Street Police Station is located on the banks of the Singapore River. This six-story building was completed in 1934 and was not often seen in those days and was once called Police Skyscraper. The building was gazetted as a national monument on 18 December 1998.
Manywhere Trivia:
The total count of the colorful windows: 927.
The Old Hill Street Police Station is now a Gallery and Government Offices, and more and more visitors are coming because of the beautiful colored windows.
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