A good memorial to the war and the atrocities that happened however was very disappointed to see that it had been moved from its original spot and really expected something a bit more significant. Given the brevity of what happened during the war I expected something more significant. Essentially they have rebuilt one of the chapels the POWs built. Still... More

Entrance is free which amazed me. The history and the knowledge you will gain is impact full and moving. Singapore has recovered so quickly from which was a terrible time for their little island. Whether your a tourist a local or a resident of Singapore take the time to visit,

This Museum and Chapel is only 10 minutes from the Changi Village Hotel and is well worth the time to go and see. The exhibits have been well put together and covers many aspects of prison life. I would give yourself about 1 hour to go through the Museum as there is so much history to take in within the... More

A great museum, particularly if family were involved in Singapore during WW2. Dad escaped with an Evacuation Order the night before the surrender. He and 56 Argyll & Southerland Highlanders were allowed to leave for Sumatra on the RASC launch. In Padang, Dad couldn't get on the large Dutch troopship as the Argylls did but their ship was sunk by... More

A small memorial with lots of information that was easily accessed from Lavender via the MRT and No5 bus from Semei to Changi womens prison and No 2 Bus from the prison to museum. The museum has an excellent audio guide for $8 or you can go without for free. The audio was worth the $8 with an excellent guide... More

I have to admit that I am an ex Army man who served in Singapore, Malaya and Borneo in the 1960's so I am aware of the history. I would not have missed this visit for anything but you cannot really say you enjoy it. It brings home once again "man's inhumanity to man". Do please go and acknowledge the... More

This museum is a little off the beaten path but is accessible by public transport if you want to go independantly. If you take the time to read all the displays you will get a good idea of the events of the British Surrender and the Japanese Occupation. If you are more of a browser then this won't take you... More

Had to come here as I had two great uncles who were Changi POW's. This museum had fantastic displays, a beautiful replica of the chapel and really good audio tour. It's well worth the $8S for the headset. The gift shop is great for books and they have a good reference library to help try and locate info on POW... More

I had to vist this prison as we were interred there during the war .The Chapel next door to the prison has been rebuilt from the original timbers from the old one and it really is a beautiful and serene spot to gather one's thoughts. Read the book of remembrance. It will choke you up all those men and woman... More