BEST ROOFTOP BARS IN SINGAPORE
Sweeping views, gorgeous settings and merry-making cocktails. Here are the best rooftop bars in Singapore. Time to get a head for heights…
Unwinding with a cocktail in hand as you take in the unparalleled views of the city skyline and the cool evening breeze – who could possibly resist the allure of rooftop bars?
1-Altitude
1-Altitude stands at a peak of 282 metres and boasts a spectacular 360-degree view of Singapore. Located at the top of 1-Altitude, a multi-concept lifestyle destination in Singapore that stretches across the 61st to 63rd floor of One Raffles Place, 1-Altitude Gallery brings you an experience like no other, on top of the world.
This all-in-one venue has a huge list of approachable drinks (like mixers, bottles, beers and housepours), signature cocktails, bar snacks and, of course, great music. While it’s more downtempo in the early sunset hours, it becomes a hip party place on weekends as well as Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Hi-So
Hide out at the one and only beach club of Singapore’s Central Business District. Full of sins and contradictions, the Sofitel So Singapore sexy and trendy rooftop bar takes socialites out of the city’s conventions for spirited after-work and week-end parties.
They’ve also got comfy deck furniture that’s perfect for bottle service or a glass of Ruinart Champagne. Plus, they’ve got a rotating list of great DJs that spin nouveau Parisien chic music most nights.
Lantern
The stylish Lantern rooftop bar in Singapore offers panoramic views of the Marina Bay waterfront and over the city’s skyline. This urban oasis is the coveted destination for the sophisticated chic where one can relish delectable gourmet snacks, accompanied with fine champagne, signature cocktails, wines and beverages. The Lantern is situated on the top of the famous The Fullerton Bay Hotel.

Lantern rooftop bar offers panoramic views of the Marina Bay waterfront and over the city’s skyline…
At Lantern Rooftop Bar Singapore, the bartenders are dedicated to rendering both vintage and modern cocktails alike, with a focus on the cultures of the Caribbean islands and Latin America. All house specialties are made with juice squeezed daily, together with fresh herbs and tropical fruits sourced by the chefs.
CE LA VI
Hailed internationally as the leading lifestyle destination in Asia, CÉ LA VI ventures into the Singapore’s urban landscape, perched 200 metres on the pinnacle of the magnificent Marina Bay Sands integrated resort. Besides serving up a menu of Modern Asian cuisine that is sure to excite any gourmand’s palette, CÉ LA VI is also a feast for the senses as the venue offers patrons a 360-degree panoramic view of the city’s skyline and Straits of Singapore.

CÉ LA VI ventures into the Singapore’s urban landscape, perched 200 metres on the pinnacle of the magnificent Marina Bay Sands integrated resort…
CÉ LA VI spans 40,000 square feet and comprises of three separate yet integrated outlets: a restaurant offering world class cuisine, a Sky Bar, which sits atop the SkyPark’s public observation deck and the Club Lounge that offers patrons a cozy banquette area, lined with a sleek modern bar built around an intimate dance floor.
Loof
Awarded as Singapore’s best rooftop bar, Loof serves up quality whimsy, fresh nostalgia and unbridled playfulness in an urban garden atop Odeon Towers in downtown CBD. Enjoy carefully crafted Southeast Asian inspired cocktails with bar snacks that have a local twist.

Loof serves up quality whimsy, fresh nostalgia and unbridled playfulness in an urban garden atop Odeon Towers…
Then take a trip down memory lane and purchase little gems of locally-curated nostalgia at The Mama Shop. Bask in the cool shade of Loof’s urban garden and take in the best view of Raffles Hotel. Soak up infectious beats from resident DJs and themed party nights.
ME@OUE
Perched on the 50th floor of the OUE building, this place has a killer view of Marina Bay. With high pillars, lots of plants and wood furniture, it’s undoubtedly classy.
There’s a range of canapes and bar snacks on offer, as well as your standard drinks like bottles of champagne and vodka. Should you get hungry, head inside for a full meal of Japanese, Chinese and French cuisine.
Southbridge
One of the newest crops adding to the diversity of rooftop bars dotting the city, this seafood-centric place is one of Boat Quay’s only rooftop venues. Found on the fifth floor of an apartment building, the view here is pretty incredible considering its relative low-lying nature.
The focus here is on oysters where $20 gets you a half-dozen during happy hour. They’ve also got tons of craft cocktail with most libations infused in-house.
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