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Getting Here ASIA SQUARE TOWER 1 8 Marina View, Singapore 018960 ASIA SQUARE TOWER 2 12 Marina View Singapore 018961 GENERAL MARINA COASTAL EXPRESSWAY E N U V E A GARDENS BY THE BAY E S R E A S H BAYFRONT STATION SHEARES LINK Getting Here BAYFRONT AVENUE Y A W S S E R ASIA SQUARE TOWER 1 P X MARINA BOULEVARD E Y 8 Marina View, Singapore 018960A W K R A SINGAPORE FLYER P T ASIA SQUARE TOWERS 2 A O C LINK BAYFRONT 12 Marina View Singapore 018961 T S A E MARINA BAY STATION GENERAL ENQUIRIES: MARINA WAY [email protected] BAYFRONT AVENUE +65 6499 1888 MARINA BAY RESIDENCES MBFC TOWER 3 Taxi and Car MARINA ONE MARINA BAY MBFC TOWER 1 ENTRY VIA COMMERCE STREET MBFC drop o point via Marina View TOWER 2 THE FLOAT @ MARINA STRAITS VIEW THE MRT Stations BAY RITZ- MARINA THE PROMONTORY DOWNTOWN CENTRAL BOULEVARD CARLTON SITTING CENTRAL LINEAR PARK RAFFLESGALLERY PLACEBAY @ MARINA BAY STATION MILLENIA RAFFLES AVENUE SINGAPORE6 minutes walk via Exit I or J MARINA VIEW MARINA BOULEVARD K N THE SAIL I ASIA ASIA MARINA BAY L SHENTON @ MARINA SQUARE CUSTOMS HOUSE SQUARE WAY BAY W TOWER 1 TOWER 2 MILLENIA 4 minutes walk via Exit B E I WALK V MARINA M A R I N A BAY SHENTON LANE MAXWELL ROAD SUITES MANDARIN DOWNTOWN CLIFFORD PIER FULLERTONHOTEL BAY ORIENTAL ONE SINGAPORE ONE RAFFLES STREET COMMERCE V ON SHENTON CONFERENCE PAN SINGAPORE OUE MARINA 2 minutes walk via Exit E BOULEVARD QUAY ONE SHENTON SHENTON HOUSE HALL PACIFIC BAYFRONT SINGAPORE RAFFLES QUAY SHENTON WAY SHENTON WAY MARINA ASCOTT 6 SGX CENTRE RAFFLES RAFFLES OUE DOWNTOWN SQUARE MAS PLACE QUAY HONG CHANGE ALLEY BUILDING ONE FULLERTON LEONG LAU PA SAT AXA TOWER R BOON TAT LINK MAXWELL LINK THE ARCADE LUCRUM AIA BUILDING BUILDING HITACHI OCEAN A CAPITAL SOFITEL SO ROBINSON ROBINSON AFRO ASIA CHANGE ALLEY FINANCIAL 71 ROBINSON RD ROBINSON 77 CPF BUILDING TOWER BUILDING SINGAPORE POINT CENTRE BUILDING F COLLYER QUAY TUNG F CENTRE CENTRE F SPRINGLEAF U HSBC BUILDING ROBINSON ROAD L TOWER L E L SINGAPORE CITY HOUSE THE CORPORATE ANSON ROAD D CHEVRON ROBINSON S OFFICE E TOWER LAND HOUSE A STRAITS TOWER CAPITAL FULLERTON R TOWER C TRADING O INTERNATIONAL PLAZA ESPLANADE - THEATRES ON THE HOTEL BHARAT H B T BUILDING BUILDING CAPITAGREEN TONG ENG THE R O SUNTEC CONVENTION BAY O STREET GB BUILDING O N BUILDING OCTAGON O AND EXHIBITION K RAFFLES PLACE WALLICH STREET U N MAYBANK N L I TOWER S INTERCHANGE CENTRE S N Q L CECIL STREET L E U TANJONG PAGAR G F BANK O EQUITY PLAZA E F A ONE RAFFLES STATION A PLACE U R OF CHINA 6 R ROYAL THE T BANGKOK V A BATTERY ROAD E BROTHERS T PRUDENTIAL GLOBE CECIL COURT BUILDING BANK N A R E TOWER E T BUILDING E E R E TELOK AYER PERFORMINGCENTRE ARTS S R R STANLEY STREET ONE RAFFLES LINK L T D T STATION 63 T R L S PWC S CROSS STREET E BUILDING STREET BOON TAT U T MAXWELL CHAMBERS MARKET STREET E ESPLANADE DRIVEESPLANADE PARK K E F SAMSUNG HUB R GOLDEN SHOE MCCALLUM A CAR PARK H T NICOLL HIGHWAY M C TELOK AYER STREET UOB R PLAZA U AMOY ST FOOD CENTRE WAR MEMORIAL PARK UGHT DRIVE H C O NNA ASIAN C CIVILISATIONS SINGAPORE MAXWELL ROAD MUSEUM RED DOT TRAFFIC RIVER FAR AMOY STREET DEVELOPMENT CAPITAL SQUARE EAST URA PADANG MINISTRY OF NATIONAL SQUARE OCBC CENTRE PECK SEAH STREET.
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