Raffles’ Landing Site

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Raffles’ Landing Site is a historic riverside spot in Singapore commemorating Sir Stamford Raffles’ 1819 arrival and the founding of modern Singapore.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
associatedWith British East India Company NERFINISHED
founding of modern Singapore
associatedWithPerson William Farquhar NERFINISHED
category Historic sites in Singapore
Monuments and memorials in Singapore
Tourist attractions in Singapore
city Singapore NERFINISHED
commemorates Sir Stamford Raffles NERFINISHED
commemoratesEvent Raffles’ arrival in Singapore in 1819
country Singapore
dateCommemorated 20th century
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasLandscapeFeature open plaza area
riverside promenade
hasMaterial bronze statue
stone plaque
hasNearbyTransport Clarke Quay MRT station NERFINISHED
Raffles Place MRT station NERFINISHED
hasPlaque commemorative plaque describing Raffles’ landing
hasPublicAccess yes
hasStatue Statue of Sir Stamford Raffles NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Singapore River NERFINISHED
heritageStatus marked as a historic site by the National Heritage Board of Singapore
heritageTrail Singapore River heritage trail NERFINISHED
languageOfSignage Chinese
English
Malay
Tamil
locatedIn Downtown Core NERFINISHED
locatedOn north bank of the Singapore River
managedBy National Heritage Board of Singapore NERFINISHED
namedAfter Sir Stamford Raffles NERFINISHED
near Asian Civilisations Museum NERFINISHED
Boat Quay NERFINISHED
Cavenagh Bridge NERFINISHED
partOf Singapore River planning area NERFINISHED
region Central Region of Singapore NERFINISHED
significance iconic site in Singapore’s national narrative
symbolic starting point of British colonial rule in Singapore
tourismCategory cultural tourism site
historical landmark
usedFor ceremonial events
educational visits
tourist photography

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Civic District hasLandmark Raffles’ Landing Site