Where was Crazy Rich Asians filmed?

This glittering romantic comedy let Singapore play itself at full sparkle, and that is a big part of why it became a set-jetting magnet. The film revels in the city-state's skyline, its design and its sheer sense of spectacle, making the destination feel as aspirational as the lifestyle on screen.

Two landmarks carry much of that dazzle, and both are real. Marina Bay Sands, with its vast rooftop and cantilevered infinity pool, crowns the film's world of wealth, the whole city spread out far below. A short way off, Gardens by the Bay supplies pure future-city wonder through its Supertree Grove, those towering steel canopies that glow after dark. Both stand in Singapore.

These two sights sit close together along Marina Bay, so fans can pair them in a single outing: time the gardens for the evening light show, then take in the skyline from up high. It is a compact, high-impact itinerary that captures the film's love affair with modern Singapore.