Changi Chapel & Museum

Changi Chapel, within the open-air courtyard of the museum, is a replica of one of the many chapels that were built during World War II. It stands as a monument for those who would not fold under Japanese rule. The letters, photographs, drawings and personal effects in the Changi Museum tell a dreadful story of three years of imprisonment for more than 50,000 civilians and soldiers in Changi Prison.A series of murals painstakingly recreated from originals painted by Bombardier Stanley Warren is a highlight.

The 'Changi Murals' in St Luke's Chapel in Changi Camp are excellent examples of what men under extreme suffering and deprivation can achieve through fortitude, faith and inspiration. For more info, please refer to Learn more about the Changi Chapel

It is dedicated for World War 2. It is the most important history remains in Singapore about the past.

If you enjoy war movies or stories from the WWII, then this is probably the best museum to visit.