one-north MRT Station

one-north MRT station is a Circle Line station in Singapore, carrying the station code CC23. It serves the one-north business and research district in the Queenstown planning area, a precinct developed to house technology, media, and biomedical companies alongside research institutes and office buildings. The station sits at the edge of this planned commercial zone and is the main rail access point for workers, researchers, and visitors travelling to the area.

one-north on the Circle Line map

Circle Line map showing one-north MRT station (CC23)
Circle Line highlighted. one-north is CC23. To see the station itself highlighted, open the interactive map.

one-north station at a glance

Station codesCC23
LinesCircle Line
InterchangeNo, single line station
Chinese name纬壹
Tamil nameஒன்-நார்த்
Next stations
Circle Line: Buona Vista ← one-north → Kent Ridge
Train timesCircle Line: first train leaves the terminus at 5:37 AM, last train 11:50 PM
Full first and last train guide

See one-north on the map. The interactive map opens with this station highlighted, so you can trace the route from where you are.

The station is on the Circle Line only and does not offer any rail interchange. From here, trains run directly to Buona Vista station in one direction, where passengers can change to the East West Line, and to Kent Ridge station in the other direction. Journeys along the Circle Line connect to a wide range of interchanges across the island, making it straightforward to reach most parts of the network with at most one change.

The one-north precinct surrounds the station, and a number of research and technology campuses are within walking distance, including buildings belonging to the Biopolis and Fusionopolis clusters. These clusters contain laboratories, offices, and facilities used by research agencies and private companies. The general neighbourhood is relatively quiet and planned in character, with covered walkways and open plazas rather than the dense street-level activity typical of older commercial districts elsewhere in Singapore.

Around one-north station

One-north station sits within a planned business and research district that is home to technology firms, media companies, and educational institutions. The area around the station is dominated by office and mixed-use developments such as Fusionopolis 1, alongside food options like Koufu that serve the working population. It is not a traditional residential neighbourhood, though shopping and leisure facilities such as Rochester Mall and The Star Vista are reachable on foot.

PlaceTypeDistanceWhy go
Fusionopolis 1Shopping mallAbout 60 m (~1 min walk)Visit Fusionopolis 1 for office-based retail and amenities serving the business district.
KoufuFood centreAbout 70 m (~1 min walk)Head to Koufu for a quick, affordable hawker-style meal close to the station.
INSEAD AsiaUniversityAbout 80 m (~1 min walk)INSEAD Asia is a well-regarded business school campus for those with academic or campus visits.
Timbre+Food centreAbout 240 m (~4 min walk)Timbre+ is a popular open-air food destination with a variety of dining stalls.
Anglo-Chinese Junior CollegeCollegeAbout 380 m (~6 min walk)Anglo-Chinese Junior College is a secondary and pre-university school for students and visitors.
Rochester MallShopping mallAbout 680 m (~11 min walk)Rochester Mall is a neighbourhood shopping mall with dining and retail options.
National University HospitalHospitalAbout 740 m (~12 min walk)National University Hospital is a major public hospital for medical appointments and emergencies.
The Star VistaShopping mallAbout 940 m (~15 min walk)The Star Vista is a larger shopping mall with retail, dining, and an indoor performance venue.

Places and straight-line distances from OpenStreetMap data (© OpenStreetMap contributors). Actual walking routes may be longer.

How to get to one-north by MRT

Worked out from the network map. Stop counts are station to station and do not include walking or waiting time.

From Changi AirportTake the East West Line from Changi Airport to Paya Lebar (6 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Paya Lebar to one-north (13 stops). About 19 stops with 1 change.
From OrchardTake the North South Line from Orchard to Newton (1 stop), then change to the Downtown Line from Newton to Botanic Gardens (2 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Botanic Gardens to one-north (4 stops). About 7 stops with 2 changes.
From City HallTake the East West Line from City Hall to Buona Vista (8 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Buona Vista to one-north (1 stop). About 9 stops with 1 change.
From Jurong EastTake the East West Line from Jurong East to Buona Vista (3 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Buona Vista to one-north (1 stop). About 4 stops with 1 change.
From WoodlandsTake the Thomson East Coast Line from Woodlands to Caldecott (6 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Caldecott to one-north (5 stops). About 11 stops with 1 change.
From HarbourFrontTake the Circle Line from HarbourFront to one-north (6 stops). About 6 stops, no changes.

Tips for using one-north station

  • Fusionopolis 1 and Koufu are both under a minute's walk from the station, making them the most convenient stops for a quick bite or errand.
  • Timbre+ is around a 4-minute walk and is a reasonable stroll, but allow extra time during lunchtime when it tends to be busy.
  • Rochester Mall, National University Hospital, and The Star Vista are all more than 600 metres away, so consider taking a bus or other transport rather than walking, especially in hot weather.
  • During morning and evening peak hours, trains on the Circle Line can be busy, so allow a little extra time if you are making a connection elsewhere on the network.

All stations on the Circle Line

In order along the line, with one-north marked. Stations with their own guide are linked.

CodeStationInterchange
CC2Bras Basah–
CC3Esplanade–
CC4PromenadeCC / DT
CC5Nicoll Highway–
CC6Stadium–
CC7Mountbatten–
CC8Dakota–
CC9Paya LebarCC / EW
CC10MacPhersonCC / DT
CC11Tai Seng–
CC12Bartley–
CC13SerangoonCC / NE
CC14Lorong Chuan–
CC15BishanNS / CC
CC16Marymount–
CC17CaldecottCC / TE
CC19Botanic GardensDT / CC
CC20Farrer Road–
CC21Holland Village–
CC22Buona VistaEW / CC
CC23one-north (you are here)–
CC24Kent Ridge–
CC25Haw Par Villa–
CC26Pasir Panjang–
CC27Labrador Park–
CC28Telok Blangah–
CC29HarbourFrontCC / NE

Read the full Circle Line guide.

one-north station: common questions

Which line is one-north MRT station on?

one-north is on the Circle Line. Its station code is CC23.

Is one-north an interchange station?

No. one-north is served by the Circle Line only. The nearest interchange is shown in the next stations row above.

What time is the first and last train at one-north?

Times below are for the first and last train leaving the line terminus; trains reach one-north a few minutes later depending on its position on the line. Circle Line first train 5:37 AM, last train 11:50 PM. Check the operator for holiday changes.

What is near one-north MRT station?

The station is surrounded by business and research facilities, with places such as Fusionopolis 1, Koufu, and INSEAD Asia all within roughly 80 metres. Further afield, you will find Anglo-Chinese Junior College, Rochester Mall, National University Hospital, and The Star Vista, all reachable on foot or by bus.

Which food centre is closest to one-north station?

Koufu is the closest food centre, approximately 70 metres from the station and about a 1-minute walk. Timbre+, another food destination, is approximately 240 metres away and takes around 4 minutes on foot.

How far is National University Hospital from one-north station?

National University Hospital is approximately 740 metres from one-north station, which is roughly a 12-minute walk. It may be more practical to take a bus to cover that distance, particularly if you are in a hurry.

How do I get to one-north from Changi Airport by MRT?

Take the East West Line from Changi Airport to Paya Lebar (6 stops), then change to the Circle Line from Paya Lebar to one-north (13 stops). About 19 stops with 1 change.

Sources: station codes, line colours and interchanges from the LTA rail system map; operating hours from SMRT and SBS Transit. Last reviewed September 2026.

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Plan the rest of the trip

Every station on the Circle Line is listed on its line guide, with the full route and interchanges. For times, see the first and last train guide, and for the whole network in one view use the interactive Singapore MRT map or the PDF map.