Nice — here are the best places to see Singapore’s skyline, with quick notes on what you’ll see and practical tips.

Top viewpoint picks

• Marina Bay Sands SkyPark (SkyPark Observation Deck) — 56th/57th floor panoramic deck with uninterrupted views over Marina Bay, Gardens by the Bay, the CBD and the Singapore Strait. Great for sunset, night views and fireworks; admission required (tickets/time slots recommended). (marinabaysands.com)

• Gardens by the Bay (Waterfront Promenade, Supertree Grove & OCBC Skyway) — excellent foreground (Supertrees, lagoons) with Marina Bay Sands and the CBD as a backdrop; fantastic at golden hour and for the nightly light shows. Good for photos from multiple low-level vantage points. (Globetrottingsu.com)

• Singapore Flyer & Marina Bay waterfront promenade — large observation wheel gives a slow 360° view including the CBD, Marina Bay and parts of the island; the promenade is good for skyline panorama shots too. (Globetrottingsu.com)

• Mount Faber / Faber Peak & Sentosa Cable Car — elevated green hill views over the city and harbour; the Sentosa Cable Car gives a scenic aerial approach that frames the skyline differently (good daytime panoramas). (singaporeforeveryone.com)

• Rooftop bars & observation bars (e.g., CÉ LA VI/LAVO at MBS, 1-Altitude, LEVEL33) — combine skyline views with drinks/dinner; best for evening city-lights photos and social nights (check dress/ticket/reservation rules). (marinabaysands.com)

Other nice spots

• Fort Canning Park (historic hill with city views)
• Henderson Waves (scenic curved pedestrian bridge with views toward the southern skyline)
• Bay East Garden (long promenade with unobstructed views of the skyline from the east)

Quick practical tips

• Best times: golden hour to sunset for color + evening for city lights. Arrive 30–60 minutes before sunset for the best light and to secure a good spot.
• Tickets/reservations: SkyPark and some rooftop restaurants/bars require tickets or reservations — prebook to guarantee entry/time. (marinabaysands.com)
• Getting there: Marina Bay/Gardens by the Bay are accessible from Bayfront MRT (Downtown / Circle line interchange via Bayfront Exit). Sentosa Cable Car and Mount Faber have their own access points. (Globetrottingsu.com)
• Photography tips: use a tripod (where allowed) for night shots, include foreground elements (Supertrees, water) for depth, and try wide-angle or a moderate tele for skyline crops.

If you want, I can:

• Suggest a 2–3 hour self-guided route that hits 2–3 of these spots (with MRT directions), or
• Check current ticket prices & opening hours for any specific spot and bookable times (I’ll look up the latest info).