How Far Is The Robertson Opus from Fort Canning MRT?

Published 23 October 2026 · Distances are straight lines on OneMap

Fort Canning Station and The Robertson Opus

The nearest MRT station to The Robertson Opus is Fort Canning (DT20) on the Downtown Line, about 285 metres from the site in a straight line on OneMap, and its Exit A is about 265 metres away. The developer’s brochure places the station within 350 metres and about five minutes on foot.

From Fort Canning, the Downtown Line runs one way through Chinatown and Telok Ayer to Downtown and Bayfront, at the edge of Marina Bay, and the other way to Bencoolen and Jalan Besar. The financial district and the north-east of the city are therefore on one line from the site, without a change of train.

Within about a kilometre of Unity Street there are stations on the Downtown, North East, Thomson-East Coast, North-South and Circle Lines. The table lists each one with its straight-line distance from the site.

Measured on OneMap (SLA) from the site; walking routes are longer.

Clarke Quay Station near The Robertson Opus

Clarke Quay station (NE5), on the North East Line, is about 670 metres from the site, about twelve minutes on foot by the brochure’s figure. The North East Line runs south to Chinatown, Outram Park and HarbourFront, and north to Dhoby Ghaut, Serangoon and Punggol.

The river is close by. The riverside promenade is about 300 metres from the site at Alkaff Bridge, and a walkway follows both banks of the Singapore River towards Clarke Quay, past apartments, hotels and restaurants. Chinatown station, also on the North East Line, is about 880 metres from the site.

Clarke Quay itself, with its restored warehouses, restaurants and evening crowds, is about 520 metres from the site.

Great World, Dhoby Ghaut and Havelock from The Robertson Opus

Great World station (TE15) on the Thomson-East Coast Line is about 920 metres from the site, about four minutes by bicycle according to the brochure. The line runs north to Orchard and Woodlands, and south and east to Havelock, Outram Park, Marina Bay and the east coast; Havelock station (TE16) itself is about 1.0 kilometre away.

Dhoby Ghaut, at the foot of Orchard Road, is an interchange of the North East, North-South and Circle Lines, about 940 metres away, and Somerset station (NS23) on the North-South Line is about 960 metres away. Between them, the lines around the site run directly to Orchard, City Hall, Downtown and Marina Bay.

Driving and Cycling from The Robertson Opus

By road, Clemenceau Avenue, close to the site, carries traffic north to Orchard Road and south across the river to the Central Business District, and the site orientation plan in the developer’s factsheet marks the routes to the Central Expressway and the Ayer Rajah Expressway. The brochure gives Orchard Road as about five minutes by car and the Central Business District about seven.

Residents arrive at a drop-off beneath the landscape deck, beside the Arrival Plaza on the first storey. The residential car park takes the second and third basements, with 278 lots and two accessible lots, about 80 per cent of the homes, and the shops of the podium have their own car park on the first basement. Bicycle parking and the entrance to the basement car park are on the first storey.

For cyclists, Great World is about four minutes away by the brochure’s reckoning, and Singapore Management University, in the Bras Basah district, about six minutes.

Everyday Trips from The Robertson Opus

Many everyday destinations are closer still. The Singapore Repertory Theatre is about 75 metres from the site, UE Square about 100 metres and RV Point about 200 metres, and Clarke Quay is about 520 metres downriver, about six minutes on foot by the brochure’s figure. Boat Quay is just under a kilometre away, about seven minutes by bicycle, and Raffles Place station about 1.4 kilometres.

Shopping and the museums are within reach too: Great World City is about 1.1 kilometres from the site and ION Orchard about 1.7 kilometres, while the National Gallery Singapore, across the river in the Civic District, is about 1.1 kilometres away.

All distances here are straight lines measured on OneMap from the site; walking routes are longer, and the walking and cycling times are the developer’s brochure figures, which it describes as approximate. The MRT and transport guide sets out each line, the location page with its map gives every distance, and the Sales Concierge answers questions about the site. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.

General information as at the date shown, not financial, legal or tax advice. Particulars of The Robertson Opus come from the developer’s published particulars, brochure, plans and factsheet; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, and distances are straight lines measured on OneMap. Sources: OneMap (SLA) straight-line distances measured from the site on 20 October 2026; the developer’s brochure (walking, cycling and driving times) and factsheet, as set out on this site’s location page and MRT and transport guide.