Changi Chapel & Museum - 1000 Upper Changi Rd N

A deep past that has many different interpretations. Some i talked to argued about life in the past. Some argued about how the prisoners should have been allowed home instead of being captive. Some even argued that some prisoners are innocent nonetheless. But re-visitng this chapel gave a deeper insight. We felt that the chapel and museum was a place of solace and peace. Where some destined to live their lives til death. Acceptance. I shant dwell to much since the places brings forth different views. The place is very well maintained, clean and is really a place to visit. Although it might not be convenient for some, it is worth to visit d past to better understand d present for the future. The venue also has a cafe for those who are hungry. Ohya , its not halal though. Nonetheless, come on and make a walk down the path of history along with ur family. Cheers!! #famwithsten #changichapelandmuseum #changimuseum

The exhibits provided a nice summary of how life was like during WWII from the perspective of the locals, the Australians and the British. It showcased the innovativeness of the people during the war, and also how art / music played a part in lifting the spirits of the people. A replica of St. Luke's chapel is present with the 5 murals recreated. A wonderful tribute to all those who died fearlessly during the war.

Small but interesting museum. Can be easily reachable using bus. Couple of hours will be enough. All the articles and stuff are related to the world war two experience in Singapore. If you wanna know about the history and how Singapore survive the war you must visit this place. Closes at 5PM. Staff is friendly and helpful. There is a small outlet to buy books or souvenirs. There are paid audio tours. I feel really proud when seeing the how Singapore is now after seeing how it was there after the world war.

A lovely experience. Excellent guide. Recommend this excursion. The cemetery was really mind blowing in the dreadful waste of young lives.

Newly renovated place (May 2021) has a lot more to offer with the digital guide. Booking Ticketing system was easy to use. Do make the booking first before heading down.

Robot Guide. Friendly Staff. I felt the old layout and photos left a stronger impression. This new layout starts well but fizzles out quickly towards the end. Still it's free for Singaporeans and has an Instagram worthy chapel in the middle. Souvenirs are quite worth it too.

More interactive displays for museum-goers. Engaging for younger visitors as they can use the provided stylus pens to navigate the interactive displays. The panels serve as useful guides on the exhibition focus for different sections. A less cluttered look than before, with focus on selected exhibits and the bulk of the information and images in the interactive displays and videos.

If you want to understand WW2 stories from the Caucasian angle, you have to visit this place. Full of history. Full of stories of love, tenacity, perseverance and hope. P. S. : Original chapel is within Republic Of Singapore Air Force Changi Airbase West. Block 151.