Riverside Point

Singapore

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Riverside Point

At Clarke Quay there are a number of newly renovated harbour warehouses accommodating some 150 shops. They sell antiques, clothes and souvenirs amongst other things. The flea market on Sundays is a great time to come and enjoy the busy bargain hunt. Immediately adjacent is Liang Court, where there are a number of Japanese designer shops. Riverside Point is an exclusive shopping centre in the area that shows off vast views of the quay.

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address30 Merchant Road, Clarke Quay, Singapore
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