Raffles Place

Raffles Place is a central financial district in Singapore, known for its iconic skyscrapers and bustling business activity. It functions as a hub for banking, finance, and corporate headquarters, hosting numerous international banks and financial institutions. The area features modern office buildings, commercial spaces, and a lively urban atmosphere. Named after Sir Stamford Raffles, the founder of Singapore, Raffles Place is a key part of the city’s economic landscape, offering a mix of work, dining, and shopping options, and is easily accessible via public transportation. It symbolizes Singapore’s status as a major global financial center.