It's not that big as I would have thought. It's not that imposing either. But go inside and definitely have a guide with you. The tour will over power you. Any one who has visited there is profoundly moved by the stories. It's a must...More

This si simply a wonderful place to visit, with a timeless sense of just whta those of us wih family that suffered during the second world war either as civilians or solidiers went through simply to survive. A true testament to human endurance and cruelty...More

We have visited this museum on two separate occasions, and it was due to our desire to see it that we first made the long journey from the U.K. My father in law was in the RAF during World War 2 and was captured by...More

A first class extremely detailed museum of life in Singapore under the Japanese occupation 1942 - 1945. Some interesting relics including replica murals and a cell door from the old Changi Gaol.

A small and unassuming museum on the grounds of Changi Prison has lots of photos and stories about the internment of Australian, New Zealand, Indian, English and local's following the Japanese invasion during WWII. Eye opening stuff.

You have to grit your teeth and remember with this one....heartbreaking, made me cry tot think about it all.....but would not have missed it......They ;live in my memory....

If you are genuinely interested in the historical aspects or have family reason for visiting here then it is well worth the hour no.2 bus ride from China Town, it only costs $2,50 per person. Entrance is free. We visited here because the wife had...More