Changi Chapel & 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 collection of photographs, drawings and personal items donated by former prisoners-of-war and their families, Changi Museum tells the 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:          (65) 6214 2451

Opening hours:

     Daily  9.30am - 4.30pm

Admission: Free

How to get there:

     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.