Sengkang Sculpture Park

This outdoor art space displays over 60 sculptures crafted from metal, steel, and stone, featuring marine themes and interactive installations including movable fish pattern panels that visitors can manipulate to create different artistic compositions.

Established in the early 2000s as part of Sengkang New Town's urban development, the park was designed to integrate art into residential areas while reflecting Singapore's maritime heritage and historical connection to fishing village traditions.

The park serves as a community gathering space where residents participate in outdoor aerobics, art workshops, and cultural events, fostering artistic appreciation and social interaction among Singapore's diverse population through accessible public art.

Located near Sengkang MRT and LRT stations with 24-hour free access, the park offers parking at nearby multi-storey facilities and features wheelchair-accessible pathways throughout its 24,000 square meter area.

Visitors can physically interact with bubble sculptures by sitting and climbing on them, while the rotating fish motif panels allow families to arrange and rearrange the artwork into personalized creative compositions.