Esplanade Park

Esplanade Park
Esplanade Park, Singapore. The pedestrian promenade on the left is Queen Elizabeth Walk. The plaque on the right, erected by the National Heritage Board, marks the former Indian National Army Monument site.
Type	City and heritage park
Location	Esplanade, Singapore
Coordinates
Area	2.4 hectares (24,000 m2)
Created	1943
Operated by	National Parks Board
Status	Opened
Website	Esplanade Park

For the park in Western Australia, see Esplanade Park, Fremantle.

The Esplanade Park (Chinese: 海滨公园) is a historic park located in the Esplanade within the Downtown Core of the Central Area in Singapore's central business district.

Built in 1943, the Esplanade Park is one of the oldest in Singapore. The park was redeveloped in 1991. Many historical landmarks are located at the Esplanade Park, including Queen Elizabeth Walk, the former Indian National Army Monument site, The Cenotaph (completed in 1922), Tan Kim Seng Fountain (moved here in 1925 from Fullerton Square), and the Lim Bo Seng Memorial (which was unveiled in 1954).

The Esplanade Park is bounded by Connaught Drive, Stamford Road, Esplanade Drive and the mouth of the Singapore River.

See also

• Esplanade Bridge
• Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
• List of parks in Singapore

References

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External links

• National Parks Board
• Esplanade Park