Empress Place Building

Queens Square is an important pier on the banks of the Singapore River, and it was also the pier where the Queen landed. Queens Square is now a very lively place. There are many restaurants. Most people who visit the Singapore River will also choose here.

Queens Square is located near the center of the current Museum of Asian Civilization, with remarkable high ceilings, large windows and orange roofs, built in the nineteenth century, named after Queen Victoria. Located on the banks of the Singapore River, the Museum of Asian Civilization covers exhibitions from the Middle East to East Asia and is a multi-ethnic museum in Singapore.

Queen's Square, located in downtown Singapore, is named for Queen Victoria in the British colonial period. There is a famous Asian Museum of Civilization in Queen's Square. Visitors can spend half a day visiting Queen's Square.

Queen's Square has nothing to do with the Queen, but Queen Victoria came here during her visit to Singapore. Now the small foreign building in Queen's Square is the Asian Museum of Civilization. It has some cultural relics on display, but it is not too good. After all, Singapore's age is not very long.

In the interior of the building, you can see the magnificent rooms, high ceilings, magnificent columns and exquisite sculptures and eaves, which are very beautiful.