The MUSEUM and CHAPEL are CLOSED until 2020 or 2021 for refurbishment. !!!!!!! You can't get in, and can't see anything. I couldn't find a way to mark it as closed by edit update. Google - please help other tourists not make the 1 hour journey out to this location pointlessly.

Really cool little museum. A little hard to get to though! Front of staff were very friendly. Make sure you come at a time when the "human"😁 tour guide is doing a tour, it makes it so worth it. Not knowing a lot about Changi and its place in Singapore history, I learnt a lot.

Changi Chapel & Museum are closed for renovation works until 2020. There is currently no forecast for its reopening to the public. If you are already here, you can visit the nearby Changi Village or Changi Jewel.

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.

Exceptionally touching stories of prisoners of war and the strength and determination that saw some through their ordeal. Excellent displays and historical artifacts.

Very special chapel to visit, tells the story of Changi chapel and camp, the staff were amazing so polite and helpful, we spent a bit over an hour going around the museum. There is a really nice restaurant right next door. Highly recommend going.

A small museum and a chapel, tucked away in a quiet area, that carry painful history. The staff were both kind and professional. Our group was led by a small robot that gave descriptions in each sections of the museum. It's an important institution that reflect the Singaporean and Changi histories.

This was a really special memorial to visit. Interesting and informative displays and the chapel itself is serene. We took the robot guided tour which was great and took 45 minutes. Staff are friendly engaged and informative. We took a Grab to get to and from the Memorial which worked well.

(Translated by Google) It has been closed until 2020. So, during this time, don't go there. (Original) 它已休業，直到2020年。所以，在這段時間內，不要到那裏。

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.

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.

The Changi Museum has been closed for renovation since Jan 2019 and is still closed!!! 6/9/2020. Yet the website is not updated to reflect this. Poor service indeed.

Unfortunately this was closed when we went even though the website said it was opened great little restaurant next door, which was lovely surprise.

It is relatively small for a museum but is so packed with so much detailes about Singapore’s WWII history. The centre piece is the Chapel which at the heart of the museum.

Definitely a worthwhile visit for anyone interested in the history of Singapore in the 1940s during WWII. There were many interesting artifacts on display. Reception staff are very welcoming and helpful. Visited on a Sunday morning. There was no queue. Bought a tickets at reception.

Really interesting. Quite a lot if reading in English.

Truly incredible memorial to those interned at the various Changi camps. Great interactive displays and well worth the trip out.

Every child . Should go at least once in a life time.

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.

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

It’s closed - no notice on it as to when redevelopment which started in Jan 2019 will be finished

Both my two sons and I are very disappointed. We checked the night before from the website that says it is open. Woke up travelled all the way from Jurong Pioneer area to Changi, only to find out that it is closed for renovation. Very badly managed, tourists who travelled all the way there and find it close will leave a very bad impression on the management of the place.

A lovely museum with a replica of the original St George's Changi Chapel. The museum is to remember the many who were interred in Changi during the Japanese Occupation of Singapore between 1942 - 1945. A reminder of the resilience and determination of the thousands imprisoned there during WWII. It honours the memory of the determination of the men, women and children in the face of adversity.

Not bad. You can learn singapore history from here.

A sombre visit, a reminder of a time of terrible inhumane treatment of fellow humans. Excellent historical information, well presented. I cried a little and hurt inside a lot but was very glad to have made this visit

Closed for refurbishment until some point in 2020. Everything looks like it is still in place and gentlemen was still there sat behind closed gate reading his newspaper but will not let you in. And not much else in the area to visit. Was a long wasted journey from the city

(Translated by Google) The name is wrong. This is the Changi Chapel. It is now refurbished and you can't see anything. (Original) 名字错了。这个是樟宜小教堂。现在翻新,看不到东西。

Fantastic thorough informative display of history of Changi. Guided tour with Allie was very much worth it

A well put together display. The robot guide was well paced and the attendants offered good advice and follow up to our questions

Worth a visit and loads to learn. Enjoyed my visit here very much.

I arrived at the Changi Chapel museum too late for a local guide, but to my surprise, they offered an innovative alternative – a robot guide. This robot took us on an incredible journey through the museum's exhibits, narrating a gripping perspective from a POW's point of view. The immersive experience felt like a captivating walk through history, and the narrative was exceptionally descriptive. I highly recommend this museum, especially for families, as it offers a unique and educational experience that truly brings the past to life.

Closed for renovation till late 2020

Events January 2018 February 2017 January 2017 November 2016 October 2016 September 2016 June 2016 February 2016 October 2015 September 2015 August 2015 March 2015 January 2015 November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 February 2014 January 2014 News and Events Redevelopment of the Changi Chapel & Museum Jan 29, 2018 Dear Visitors, The Changi Museum will be closed for a major redevelopment on 2 April 2018, while the chapel will remain open until 1 January 2019 before it’s being closed as well as part of the redevelopment. The revamped museum and chapel are expected to reopen in 2020 for the public to visit. For more details, please refer to this press release. Thank you for your support for the museum all these years.

(Translated by Google) A great place (Original) Tempat yang bagus

It a nice experience visiting this place. Fully air-conditioning. Multiple artifacts . By gone era display of early singapore. Audio and visual dispaly . Fun place to visit.

Good in depth about prisoners life, the two staff stationed at the reception are friendly and knowledgeable, willing to share their knowledge about the chapel history. A must go place for short trip and the cafe next door is good

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Well curated, easy to navigate, focuses on the strength and positivity of the detainees. Moving,but not depressing

Very well designed and laid out with some moving accounts of WWII memorabilia. Be prepared to spend a minimum of half a day here.

Nice museum commemorating prisoners of war in Singapore in the second world war. They offer audio tours as well. Well done for such a small museum.

Kid friendly with a real chapel.Many history of sg during world war 2 shown . All in all, good place for history lovers.

The bark cafe is located near the changi chapel and museum. The environment was breezy and Green. I enjoyed the food. Since it was my birthday, my friend took me there for lunch. So not sure how is the place in the evening.

While waiting for a friend decided to make a detour and made a pitstop at this chapel. It doesn't have the scale of Killing Fields but for a Singaporean it's rich on history and tells a the tale of the prisoners of war during world war 2 in Singapore. It's really Singapore's heroes during that time. I actually enjoyed the serenity at the chapel.

Loved the place. It shows how prisoners of war persevered and try to keep their hope and faith amidst the looming darkness at that time. A place to time travel.

I did it again, closed for reforms until the end of 2020

Beautiful renovation, wonderful staff. Make sure you get a (free) guided tour, the staff have many stories to share.

An emotional experience, presented with taste and empathy for the most part

Great place to remind us and the World how we get here, what we're enjoying now, comfortable and peaceful environment that we call a home, been through the toughest time in WWII

Tastefully done, great exhibits and a reminder of the horrors of war. Friendly staff on duty who pointed me to the Johore Battery about 1 km away. The roads are a little chaotic right now (and the rain is not helping) but I highly recommend a visit. Go to Changi Village / Beach after you're done, and you can also visit one of the sites of the Sook Ching Massacre (car park 2A).

Well worth the visit..

Went to the newly-revamped Chapel & Museum. Audio guides and more dioramas. Interesting artifacts on loan and gifted to NHB. Wish more POWs would be remembered. My father was w the RAF. Captured at Java, sent back to SG. He was in one of the work parties that were sent abroad. He went to Nakama, Japan to work in the mines. Life was equally miserable. Think it was only in the 1990s that the War Department recognised him & his friends. Their story isn't captured. I will find a way to make that complete. Apart from that, please go for a reflection of what resilience looks like & what power encompasses in brutality and harshness. It happens to every conqueror, including the Japanese. History books do not need to be doctored.

This place is really something you should visit, if you are interested in Singapore's past about Prisoner Of Wars (POW). Its a small area to explore, but loads of interactive and readings inside. Go if you are interested more of how our prisoners were like in the past.

There is nothing pleasant about the exhibits at the Changi Museum which tells the story of the horrors that the prisoners of war suffered under the Japanese during the occupation of Singapore. It is well worth it; however.

Beautiful building.

It was a nice museum! not too big, but all everything is interactive that I spent almost 2 hours there. The chapel is beautiful.

The small chapel, even though not air-conditioned, is surprisingly quiet and serene. The museum collections are moving, in par with the more popular Old Ford Factory.

Definitely worth a visit to read & hear about the prisoners terrible experiences during their incarceration. Very emotional as my grandfather was a prisoner during WWII following the fall of Singapore.

I really loved my visit to this place. It was very interesting and thought provoking, I especially liked the story of the Changi Murals by Stanley Warren and the chapel was lovely. Well worth a visit.

CLOSED AT PRESENT! The museum and chapel will re-open in late 2020.

A quaint, almost surreal chapel in Changi, marking the history of war past

Excellent yet not gruesome explanation of the challenges experienced by WWII prisoners of war at the Changi Prison. Recommend this museum for all adults and high school students who seek the truth in life.

This tiny chapel is worth a visit

(Translated by Google) I was in Renovation. Only the chapel is open until the end of 2018. The whole reopen is 2020 years. (Original) Renovation中でした。チャペルのみ2018年末までopenしています。全体のreopenは2020年とのことです。

Could be pretty difficult to find the place, if travelling via public transport. Though once you reach the place, it is definitely a great place to learn more about Singapore's past.

Museum was closed, but visited the chapel, very moving

A place that help you to understand the history

Closed for renovations until 2020. Will update when reopened.

Closed until 2020

Closed until late 2020. Went there and found out it is closed for a major renovation. Ate at the bar there.

Closed. Not sure who handles their google listing but they should update it

Such a pieceful place with historical notes

Historical

Closed and there doesn't seem to be any planned opening date.

Interesting. Took a HK friend there to relive the war years.

The museum is closed for renovation. Opening in 2020

(Translated by Google) Although I went by transferring a route bus from the airport ... it was closed during renovation. It will resume again in 2020. Oh, sorry. (Original) せっかく、空港から路線バスを乗り継いで行ったのに・・・改装のため閉館中でした。2020年にまた再開です。ああ、残念。

IT'S CLOSED. reopening in 2020. We wasted $40 taxi fare to find this out because web services said its open. Not happy!

Great place to see old pictures of Singapore during World War 2

More towards military history of SG. Not much of a museum as the word claims.

Close till 2020. Come back again

Quaint and nicely designed museum with a unique war time chapel with rich history.

Very historical tour

Love the serenity of the chapel. Worth a visit if you are nearby especially if you are coming to Bark Cafe. Entry is free.

Friendly staff and museum is newly renovated with new artifacts and exhibits

Not as nice as the Ford Factory museum, but educational nonetheless. Spent about 3 hrs here. Definitely worth going.

Very informative about WWII history of Singapore. Good audio and visual experience.

For those interested in WWII Japanese occupation in singapore n nice renovated Chapel picture to add to your album

Good WWII history with audio visual guide. Clean and quiet place. Historical chapel. Nice cafe attached to museum.

Singapore nice meusium

Pleasant

Under renovation work now

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.

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Wow

Museum is closed for renovation