Flower Dome

📝Singapore Travelogue part5: Flower Dome📝 🌸🌸🌸🌸 Flower Dome, another pavilion of the two at Singapore's Gardens by the Bay besides the Cloud Forest. Compared to the Cloud Forest, it's not as stunning; it's essentially a gigantic glass greenhouse. However, they have taken this to the extreme, making it the world's largest glass greenhouse according to the 2015 Guinness World Records. 🍃🍃🍃🍃 The Flower Dome replicates the cool-dry climate of California and South Africa, allowing visitors at the equator to see plants from different seasons. The exhibitions are also seasonal, so you can enjoy cherry blossoms during the cherry blossom season and tulips during the tulip season. It's quite special to enjoy the flowers while in the comfort of air conditioning. Visited on March 25, 2016

Singapore calls itself the Garden City, it really worthy of the reputation!!🤩🤩🤩 📆Day 1 in Singapore: 🌸🌸Flower Dome, the Largest glass green house in the world. 🌟🌟Need to pre-book the ticket online You can find so many rare plants in it and learn a lot about the fast disappering environment. The most stunning thing must be the clould forest.🌿🌿When you enter it, you will find a mystery world in mist! #loveflowers#rediscoversg

Treat yourself to an eye-watering display at this year Rose Romance Display at Flower Dome. It is a paid exhibition and you visit them until 30 June. You get to see many replicas of the iconic landmarks from Turkey including the UNESCO spring water, Pamukkale and the famous hot air balloons from Cappadocia too. These replicas are so real and you feel like you are visiting Turkey once again. There are also replica of Bodrum houses and decorated with roses everywhere. There is even a water fountain within the Rose Romance exhibition too. I will try to visit it one more time before they end it on 30 June. #familytrips2024 #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Perfect for business or leisure, here’s a place where you can savour Michelin star dining with a time-friendly touch. Marguerite's new 4-course lunch at $128++, feature dishes like Smoked Eel and Patagonian Toothfish, plus a welcome snack and spelt sourdough. I can’t get enough of the tender Suckling Pig too. The final touch of the dessert trolley and a Polaroid photo by the staff for the special occasion was a lovely touch. Best part, it includes complimentary limousine buggy rides and Flower Dome access when you dine in. 📍Marguerite Address: Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Unit 01-09, Singapore 018953 #foodies

#Singapore #gardensbythebay We visited Gardens by the Bay during our trip to Singapore, and without a doubt, the Flower Dome was one of the attractions we had to see. The Flower Dome, located within Gardens by the Bay, houses a variety of tree and flower species, meticulously arranged and planted in a uniquely designed dome. Each plant is carefully separated and categorized by its region of origin, with each section decorated with really cool sculptures. The Flower Dome impressed us with the meticulous detail, boasting a truly beautiful design. As we walked through each area, it felt as though we were being greeted by the trees and flowers themselves. Our time spent in the dome was of the highest quality, thoroughly enjoyed by all. Furthermore, the dome offers a pleasantly cool temperature, providing a welcome escape from the heat of Singapore.

Thanks to this Rose Romance and I get to know that there are more rose species other than the red rose. All these different rose species even have names and it is rather confusing to know them by their scientific names. At Flower Dome, I have come across many different colours of roses and not all roses are the same. At Rose Romance, these roses are highlighted and explained by their description. They are hybrid tea roses, floribunda roses, shrub roses. Miniature roses and climbing roses. You have to take note of the climbing roses because they form a beautiful arch at Flower Dome. It is the same flower arch you see during weddings. #familytrips2024 #singapore #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Amidst the jubilant air that envelops Singapore on its 54th National Day, we revel in the radiant glow that illuminates our beloved city-state. 🎉🌆 Here, at the heart of our nation, nestled within the enchanting embrace of @gardensbythebay, the festivities unfold against the backdrop of iconic landmarks like Marina Bay Sands. It's more than just a celebration; it's a testament to the indomitable spirit that defines our homeland—a feeling of pride and unity that reverberates across the island. Where do you hail from? Let us embrace the rich tapestry of nations that converge within our shores, celebrating our shared heritage and embracing our diverse roots. The cityscape comes alive, the sunset casts its golden hues, and the architectural marvels stand tall, forming a captivating tableau that mirrors the essence of our Singaporean pride. Amidst the revelry, let us capture the fleeting moments, immortalizing the joy and camaraderie that defines us as a nation. Together, let us proclaim to the world: Singapore, our home, is a symphony of colors and cultures, a beacon of hope and unity in an ever-changing world. Cr:@dotzsoh

#singaporetrip A regret from Marina Bay Garden: Flower Dome Marina Bay Garden: Horticulturists must clock in and successfully introduce the world's largest greenhouse in their lifetime? This is the best case of humans imprisoning plants, which is a model of plants enslaving humans. The Flower Dome is a coastal bay garden with a cold room, and the world's largest glass greenhouse covers an area of 1.2 hectares, imitating the dry and cool climate of the Mediterranean region. The L ü ji cold room cultivates a large number of millennium old olive trees imported from Spain and the spectacular Canary date, both of which are the most common plants in the Mediterranean landscape. The book rich cacti, agave, broccoli, Sedum, and other desert plants are difficult to survive indoors and outdoors in humid and stuffy Singapore. The flower bend provides a cool and comfortable growth environment for others.

#freehotelstay Dahlia Dreams Legend of the Dragon Gate 19 Jan - 25 Feb 2024 Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay Experience the enchanting allure of Dahlia flowers as they grace in the Flower Dome at Gardens By The Bay. Marvel at Dahlia blooms showcasing various sizes and vibrant colors, offering a rare chance to admire an extensive collection of these flowers during the Chinese New Year festivities. In celebration of the Year of the Dragon, visitors to the Flower Dome are greeted by a colossal dragon sculpture standing at an impressive height of 5.5 meters. Crafted from driftwood and recycled steel, this remarkable dragon cradles the jewel of life in its arms, symbolizing themes of growth, progress, and abundance. Renowned British-born sculptor James Doran-Webb is the mastermind behind this awe-inspiring creation. Taking center stage amid the flowers is a majestic 7-meter-tall dragon, spanning an impressive length of over 15 meters. It is encircled by four vibrant dragon lantern sets, each representing the elements of metal, water, fire, and earth. This floral arrangement stands as the most enchanting Chinese New Year display in Singapore, located within Gardens By The Bay.

Charlie and the chocolate factory was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw this year’s poinsettia wishes. The life size gingerbreads and marshmallow together with the ferries wheel really made it feels like a theme park we never had. This year GBTB also decided to include a snowy sidewalk that makes you feel like you are really walking in the streets in winter. Be sure to experiment poinsettia wishes at night because I think that’s when it looks the most magical. Cannot wait for Christmas wonderland to start where I will get to see more illuminations! #exploresgtogether #gardensbythebay #attractions #christmaslights

#singaporetrip Stepping into the Flower Dome felt like entering another world. One minute you're in the sweltering Singapore heat, the next you're surrounded by a cool, refreshing Mediterranean breeze. The sheer size of the place is mind-blowing – it's like a giant, air-conditioned bubble overflowing with plant life. I wandered through themed gardens, each bursting with color and unique flora. There were these spiky succulents that looked like they belonged on another planet, followed by fields of delicate flowers in every shade imaginable. It felt like a botanical world tour, all within a few hours. One thing that really surprised me was how well-maintained everything was. Every plant looked healthy and happy, and the landscaping was immaculate. It's clear they take a lot of pride in this place. Honestly, the Flower Dome was a bit of a lifesaver on my trip. It offered a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, and a chance to reconnect with nature in a truly stunning setting. If you're looking for a beautiful, relaxing place to visit in Singapore, I highly recommend checking it out.

#freehotelstay Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay This year's Christmas theme for the Flower Dome is A Nordic Christmas Adventure. Experience the unique Christmas traditions and celebrations observed in the Nordic countries of Northern Europe, which typically include Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. These countries share some common cultural elements and traditions, and their Christmas celebrations are characterized by a blend of ancient customs and more modern festivities. The vibes of Winter Wonderland is very beautiful, Viking comes in different size and colors, cute and cuddly. Keep an eye out for these charming small-scale warriors situated in a setting influenced by the enchanting fishing villages dotted along the coastlines of Nordic countries. These villages are renowned for their Rorbuer, picturesque cabins in red and white, which stand as iconic symbols of the region's maritime heritage. Its also displays traditional food Nordic Christmas cuisine includes a Christmas smorgasbord called "Julbord" is a popular tradition, featuring dishes like herring, and gravlax (cured salmon). Displaying From 24th November till 7 January 2024. #Singapore