Clifford Pier

A historic landmark, Clifford Pier was built in 1933 as the landing jetty for ships and marks the arrival point where our forefathers began a new chapter of their lives. Harking back to the red oil lanterns that used to hang from the piers to alert and guide vessels to shore, Clifford Pier was affectionately referred to as Ang Teng Ma Toi (“Red Lantern Pier”) by rickshaw pullers, taxi-drivers and the common heart-lander. An air of adventure and discovery surrounds the Pier which is closely representative of the Singapore story.