We have just usuted and it was a great insight into to life as a POW we then had lunch at the bark cafe onsight and the service experience was excellent - can recommend doing the waffles with fruit and berries and Ice cream 😀

We made our own way to Changi Museum on the MRT East West line to Tanah Merah and the No 2 bus. The Museum is a quiet reflection of World War 2 POW life and Japanese occupation of the island. The museum has a collection of paintings, photographs and personal effects donated by former inmates. Among the collection is a... More 

Great place to visit. As previous reviews use the audio tour. Catherine at the desk was very helpful in finding my Dad's old neighbours history as he was on the Burma railway. Very helpful.

Was really looking forward to this tour, but was a bit disappointed, as did not have very long at the museum itself to look around. Visited several other sites on the way, my friend and I got the impression from the guide that it was all the British fault for the fall of Singapore. Perhaps because we was the only... More 

We visited this as part of a tour, we stopped off for 1 hr, this was just enough time. The prison is still in use, so obviously you can't visit that, there is only a small piece of the original prison wall remaining ( this is shown on a tour) If you are doing family research there is a book... More 

When the Japanese invaded Singapore they incarcerated the surrendering soldiers, murdered many Singapore citizens, and used many of both as slave labor. The Japanese Commanding General Tomoyki Yamashita would later be hanged for his war crimes committed here and in the Philippines, particularly the Sook Ching massacres. This Museum and Chapel is a remembrance shrine to those who died or... More 

Get a feel of history at this surreal museum which was once a prison. The simple layout can be deceiving as the information it gives is just hair raising and eye-opening.

I first visited here with my fiancee, it is somewhere you should visit, it does send a chill up your spine, last month I took my 15 year old son, his only just old enough to be able to cope with the stories pictures and artifacts you will see here, bus's run past, head on to Changi open air food... More