Pinnacle@Duxton, Singapore

Pinnacle at Duxton (9 July 2011)


Pinnacle@Duxton (GPS: 1.27616, 103.84124) is a condominium at the corner of Cantonment Road and Neil Road, next to the Duxton Plain Park, in Postal District 02, Singapore. Developed by the Housing Development Board (HDB), stands as the tallest public housing project in Singapore. Pinnacle@Duxton comprises seven skyscraper blocks which are each 50 storeys tall.

The blocks are linked on the 26th and 50th floors by skybridges. The skybridges on the 26th floor is opened only to the residents whereas the one on the 50th floor are open to the general public between 9:00 am to 10:00 pm daily. There is a charge of S$5 to visit the skybridge payable using the EZ-Link card.

Taking the MRT to Pinnacle@Duxton

Take the East-West Line or North East Line to the Outram Park MRT Station, and then walk a short distance from there.

Pinnacle@Duxton is on the Map of Cantonment Road, Singapore

Pinnacle@Duxton is on the Map of Neil Road, Singapore

Pinnacle @ Duxton, Singapore (29 July 2017)


Pinnacle@Duxton, as seen from Craig Road (11 July 2011)


Pinnacle at Duxton (9 July 2011)


Pinnacle at Duxton (11 July 2011)


Pinnacle at Duxton (7 July 2011)


Pinnacle Food Court, Singapore (11 July 2011)

Pinnacle at Duxton on Google Map Street View

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