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Your Guide to Museums in Singapore

Changi Chapel & Museum
Changi Chapel and Museum is a lasting testament to the endurance and courage of World War II prisoners-of-war, and highlights an important part of Singapore's war history.

Located in an open-air courtyard, Changi Chapel was first built by the inmates of Changi and stands as a monument to those who kept their faith and dignity in the face of seemingly hopeless odds.

Through a selection of photographs, drawings and personal items donated by former prisoners-of-war and their families, Changi Museum tells the moving story of over three years of occupation and the imprisonment of more than 50,000 civilians and soldiers.

Address
1000 Upper Changi Road North, Singapore 507707

Tel
214 2451

Opening Hours
Daily, 9.30am - 4.30pm

Admission
Free

How to get there
[By Car/Taxi]
From PIE Exit No. 2, keep in middle lane and turn right under flyover. Drive straight along Upper Changi Road North, past Changi Prison. Changi Chapel & Museum is located on the right, opposite Changi Heights Condominium.