I really enjoyed this place. There were multiple wax figures depicting a scene in the war and also a lot of unique artefacts. They give us a map to navigate the different places you need to visit. There are old newspapers you can buy. There is a video played in every room for more information. However, one thing that can be considered is letting us take pictures in the bunker and of course playing the videos more often. Overall, it was an interesting experience and I definitely recommend.

A very good museum, and the only way to visit is during an official tour. These take approx 1hr 15m and are a good length. Enough time to get a good look at the very intact bunker, and hear some of the story off the British defeat on the Malay peninsula and surrender of Singapore. Worth a read of some background info before or after too. The shop is well stocked with books etc and even a few snacks and cool drinks. Great place to visit!

The tour was interesting; the tour guide threw in some interesting titbits about the war. Unknowingly, spent 2 hours in the bunker, going through the write up and videos. Worth visiting, if you enjoy history. :)

Visited the bunker today, it was really interesting to see and hear what it was used for during WWII The people working there are very friendly and helpful to get the best out of your visit. I do recommend visiting, the whole park is a lovely place.

Finally, free admission. Highly recommended. Understand the history of the world war 2

The BattleBox Museum was fascinating with lots of information about the history of Fort Canning and the events of World War II leading up to the Surrender of Singapore. Well worth the visit. Thanks to our guide, Joanne.

This museum is totally worth the time and cost. The guides are excellent. After about half an hour of being shown the history, visitors can wander about for as long as they want. The ticket even allows you to come back later in the day. It's a great place to visit during the heat of the day.

To learn a little more about WWII in Singapore and experience the box that is not really a box but a planned space that was constructed for the safety of the military people and their operations planning during wartime. It's more a hole in a hill.

A must-visit place. It was like stepping into another world. Our guide explained everything very well. After the tour, we spend around an hour more exploring the place.

When you are a tourist in Singapore and you and your child are interested in history, this is one place you should not miss. The Battlebox Museum houses WWII memorabilia. We were made witness to the unfolding of the war in the Southeast Asia Pacific Region and the events leading to its end. The bunker was amazing. The docent was very knowledgeable (of course) and witty. 😍 He gave us a wonderful tour of the place, one that greatly added to my knowledge of the war in the Pacific Region. We were advised to not take photos and videos that is why I only have photos of the tickets.

My family and I recently visited The Battlebox in Fort Canning Hill, and we had a fantastic time. The tour was incredibly well presented by our guide, who was knowledgeable, engaging, and passionate about sharing the history of this remarkable bunker. The exhibits and multimedia displays were informative and immersive, and we really felt like we were transported back in time to Singapore during World War II. The experience was both educational and emotional, and we left with a deeper appreciation for the sacrifices made by the people who fought and worked in the bunker. Overall, I highly recommend a visit to The Battlebox for anyone interested in Singapore's history or World War II. It's a fascinating and unique attraction that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

An important museum that is now accessible to everyone because it is free. There were no tours available when we visited, which was a bit disappointing. But you can still walk thru the bunker and read the information supplied in the museum.

Highly recommend. The tour is super informative and gives a great insight into Singapore's history. You could book through Klook to get a special small gift - i was given a copy of the signed deal between the British and Japanese when Singapore was captured and the army had to surrender. Do spend some time after the tour to see the short videos being played in some of the rooms, as well as some of the memoirs - especially the recommended ones.

Fascinating museum that tells a dramatic story. Even without the guided tour, the wax figures/ exhibit explanations/ well narrated videos do a good job at bringing history to life. Rather cold air conditioning even on a hot day, so bring a top layer if you want.

Nice option for spending your Singapore Rediscovers Vouchers. Need to book at least one day in advance though. Informative and interesting guided tour through a preserved WW2 Bunker, with life-sized exhibits depicting scenes of the crucial moments.

Fantastic! They have a brilliant team working here. I wanted to buy a gift for my Dad while I am stuck in HCM, Vietnam. The team were brilliant to help set up 2 tickets for me which I could pay online. Thank you so so much!

Really enjoyed my trip here! The general entry tickets gets you a 30min guided tour of the bunker (which is air-conditioned) and gives you unlimited entry to the bunker for the rest of the day. The tour was really informative and interesting. The artefacts and exhibits in the museum were very well curated . Would definitely recommend it to Singaporeans and tourists alike!

Very interesting museum on World War II in Singapore, all inside the British central military command bunker. Great combination of wax figures, actual equipments, battle maps, photos, videos... It's great to learn how British airforce, navy were destroyed first; then how Japan used small tanks & bicycles for a surprise and speedy invasion through Malaya jungles. Highly recommended.

An educational tour. I never knew this place existed. Highly recommended for Singaporeans and tourists alike. Historically significant place. Very comfortable as it is air conditioned (may get a little chilly, can bring jacket). We spent a good 2 hours inside.Visit here first and then Ford Factory next. I am looking forward to that.

My family totally enjoyed the 30 mins guided tour on Christmas eve. We went for the 10.15am slot. The whole tour experience was wonderful. For ex, the professional help of staff during safe-entry check in, the immense knowledge shared by the lady tour guide as well as the friendliness of staff stationed at the Battlebox. What more can u ask for Christmas!

If you are into history and war, this is the place to go. One of the most authentic preserved wartime relics in Singapore, it is both interesting to view and learn tremendously. It has been revamped with air-conditioning and some of the exhibits has since stopped its mechanical movement since I last visited many years back. *The battlebox is now CLOSED from 22 May onwards as the tender to the current operator is over. The volunteer I asked is unsure of when the battlebox would be open to the public again.*

Booked tickets to go to Battlebox and was denied access as we had our toddler with us. When asked why, they said it might be scary because of dim lights and human like figures, I explained that we know our child and he will be fine, hence we booked this experience. 2 staff members let us through until 3rd person said child must be at least 7 “because of safety reasons “, when I asked what are those safety reasons I received no explanation and a man just kept saying I’m sorry. This has ruined our day as we planned this in advance and our boy was upset he couldn’t get in. I told staff this information must be added to the website because going one by one for parents ( as suggested by staff) is not within the definition of family time and we came to this battlebox just to show it to our child. Disappointing experience.

A fabulous opportunity to learn more about the event of WW2 here under British rule. Without a doubt the highlight of our visit to the city. Free entrance and self guided with tons of great info.

Good place to explore. Need to register 1st only can go in. It FOC

Good insight into the Japanese occupation of Singapore. An underrated place that is worth a visit for any museum lovers.

Very fun experience. Self guided audio tour. Well organized and enjoyed the experience of seeing the bunker and original items used during ww2. Buy tickets online ahead of time (free) for smooth experience.

A must for any WW2 enthusiast, very well presented and an extremely moving experience. Shaun, our guide was very knowledgeable and delivered the tour with passion. Highly recommend.

Presented well and air conditioned which made the experience enjoyable

If only any of my history lessons were this interesting. Fascinating experience with great insight into the British and life in the 1940's. No photos permitted but the presenter was excellent and explained everything and answered lots of random questions.

Wanted to visit the Battlebox for a while and finally had the time. I had originally stopped there over a year ago but it was suggested that I visit the Singapore National Museum first as it would put things in a better context, they were right! The tour guide seemed genuinely friendly and well educated in the history of the Fall of Singapore. His accent was easy to understand and answered any questions the small (around 8) tour group had. However I do wish we could have had more time to view the pictures between us and to take things in at a slower pace, but they do have a business to run...

Never for the actual place itself but for how the tour is presented. For one the region encompassing modern-day Singapore was part of a British colony ' Straits Settlements'. There is a popular misconception in Singapore that the British Empire ran Straits Settlements (or any of its colonies, for that matter) for the benefit of the locals. Anyhow a fact stands: Singapore of today was not the British Empire in ANY WAY. It is desicively incorrect to suggest that 'Singapore' was the party that combatted the Japanese Empire in world war 2 8 to 15th of February 1942. Singapore was carved out and became a separate crown colony in 1946 to begin with. And no pictures; unlike most other critical reviewers here I personally find no problems with that since that would eventually make more people visit this place which carries a big historical significance. But when presentation of the essential history itself is skewed to meet political interests like it often happens everywhere the site becomes sham and pretty much a tourist trap. The majority of visitors seemed to be exclusively of an older generation which is a shame; if the organizers understandably want to make profit I suggest they rather make this part of a zoo park, rather than merely placating probable Victorian sentiments and catering to visitors of one generation only.

Such an experience- our guide Rodney was a fountain of information, had a great sense of humour and history. The tour is a must. We will return to explore more including Fort Canning Hill and its historical gardens

A fortunate booking for an historic day. Photos inside not allowed

A fantastic tour at a very reasonable price. Many interesting stories regarding Singapores 1942 surrender to the Japanese. The tour guide was fantastic and you could tell he was very knowledgeable! Awesome!

If you enjoy history then it is a must see if in Singapore. Nice tour not to long and well broken up into walking and sitting for short films. Down side is there is no toilet had to use a port o loo Not strenuous but not handicapped accessible either Make online reservations and ticket purchase beforehand

Maybe I'm being pessimistic, but I don't buy the reason for not being allowed to take pictures is " out of historical respect". The place is undoubtedly of historicql significance, but the exhibits are old, shabby and generally a let down.

Very well maintained, clean and a lot of info graphics.

Best $15 you can ever spend if you need to know more about WWII in singapore. Guide will be more than happy to explain and share as much as you need you to know. Best 2hours

It was informative and helped me deepen my knowledge on the fall of Singapore. It also cleared up misconceptions of the naval guns for example.

Never had a lifelike experience of what happened during WW2 until I visited This place

What a fascinating tour. Our guide (& educator) was Sean (apologies if the spelling is incorrect). He was enthusiastic in the delivery of his information and very engaging. The Battlebox itself was incredible and rich with history. Highly recommend this in your itinerary when visiting Singapore.

History located nxt to Stamford Building.

Highly recommend a visit here if you are interested in Singapore's past -especially around WWII. Located centrally this is an easy attraction to take overseas visitors to .

(Translated by Google) Here was the headquarters of the British shameful troops, the 80,000th group of which cowardly surrendered to the 30,000th Japanese army. (Original) Здесь находился штаб британских позорных войск, 80титысячная группировка которых трусливо сдалась 30титысячной японской армии.

Historical place explaining the time period just before the British surrendered Singapore to the Japanese. It's only accessible by tour, but it was a good tour and worth the ticket price. Very informative of a complex event, and engaging throughout. It's best to buy the tickets in advance, as time slots do sell out.

Very good tour describing a dark period of Singapore history.

Absolutely must see very knowledgeable staff and very interesting

The location itself offers rich history but the guide took the experience to another level. It was amazing that their knowledge of the area and the energetic introductions that she gives to us. Definitely worth a visit in the location but book make sure you yourself the short tour here.

What an outstanding and well presented slice of very important history. Excellent detail conveyed by the tour guide. Highly recommend you make this a must see when in Singapore

(Translated by Google) To those who like history, it is a good place to meet. A couple of hours are fine! (Original) A quienes les guste la historia, es un buen lugar para conocer. Un par de horas están bien!!!

Very interesting and a must for anyone with an interest in the history of Singapore in WW2. Start here, then try and take in the Ford factory in Bukit Timah and then, when it reopens later this year the Changi museum & chapel. That will provide a full insight into why the decision to surrender was made, where it took place and the consequences for both troops and civilians

Excellent history lesson. Guide was great.

(Translated by Google) Price is high (Original) 価格が高い

(Translated by Google) Not much to see without a guided tour (Original) 가이드투어 못 하면 볼 것 별로 없음

Of great historical interest.

Historical

Very informative and worth the visit.

Extremely interesting, history of Singapore during ww2

Extremely interesting story well told by entertaining guide Sean.

Interesting history of surrender

(Translated by Google) Super interesting tour through the bunker from World War II. Excellently explained by our guide Joanne, thank you very much! A lot of the bunker was staged in a contemporary way, so that you have the feeling that you are in 1942. (Original) Super interessante Führung durch den Bunker aus dem 2. Weltkrieg. Sehr spannend erklärt von unserem Guide Joanne, vielen Dank! Vieles im Bunker wurde zeitgemäss inszeniert, sodass man das Gefühl hat, man ist im Jahr 1942.

History

Very informative and well curated and delivered tour. Smaller tour groups would be ideal.

Good tour, but maybe allow customers some more time to wander around the bunker as there is way more information on the exhibits. I would focus in more detail on the British mistakes and consequences due to bad intelligence and communication. Also I was missing something about the aftermath of the war and independence of Singapore Too bad no photo's are allowed. Bit pricey at S$20 too.

Loved the tour. Done it twice... really awesome bit of history and well shared by our knowledgeable guide.

The battlebox was a great experience packed with interesting information on Singapore and the war. Tour was exceptional.

Informative & well presented

Our tour was informative, interesting and very factual. Our family loved the tour very worth doing in Sinagpore!

One of the best museums in Singapore! The staff are helpful, the tour is informative, and the exhibits are laid out very clearly with lots to see. It is worthy of your money and time.

Well presented factual rendition of the Malayan Campaign, based on facts recently made known with the declassification of war time records. A day and money well spent; kudos to Singapore-based private heritage consultancy Singapore History Consultants.

Really informative on the fall of Singapore. This place brought out details never previously mentioned or read in school textbooks. Fun fact: they actually have some myth busting facts on what actually contributed to the British defeat. Price is slightly steep in my opinion. Would have reconsidered if not for “Rediscover Singapore”. Vouchers. Overall, great place to visit.

Being guided by George was a delight. There is something new to learn at this museum.

Very educational place for kids to immerse in history of Singapore. This is now a privatised museum where you xan have guides to bring u in and introduced the history with some seemingly "unknown" history info. Like the myth of the southern guns...

Japanese

Simply awesome! Love it

This is a MUST GO. Been to nearly all the museums in Singapore and this one is by far the most exciting and interesting. It's stepping into a piece of history. The bunker which is 9m deep is dark and deeply lit giving off eerie vibes. This coupled with life size wax figurines artistically placed added to the experience. The blue zones contain preserved work spaces of the soldiers. You can even see century old graffiti in the toilets, how cool is that! The posters on the wall, the relics, the day to day items they used all preserved and displayed in such a manner that gives the illusion that the soldiers had merely just gone for a break and will be coming back soon. Usually for other museums the relics are typically under glass cabinets, carefully labelled with artificial lighting and this way of displaying really loses the immersive quality of the experience of reimagining the history, when it's obvious that the relics are being treated as relics. The battlebox museum did an amazingly thoughtful job in creating that immersive experience through thoughtful display of artefacts. Exploring the bunkers and its winding convoluted alleyways was such an experience, I really, really enjoyed it.

Must visit to know more about the Singapore surrendar. Thoroughly enjoyed my visit here. Tour is only 30 minutes during the Covid period. Will be back again when the longer duration tour resumes

Got tix on Klook, rly interesting place to learn some Singapore history - see the way the British fought and lived during the war against the Japanese. Bring a jacket as it can get cold inside.

The guide tour was wonderful.

Pass by

Could be better if there was WiFi. The tour is very good

Great place to visit

Very good place for history

Excellent place. I learnt so much about Singapores wae history here .

Nice view and relax place with great history

A good experience for those fond of history.

Brilliant history, very well curated and organised. I will be returning soon. 😀👍

Very nice place to spend 1-1,5 hours!

Really enjoyed learning about this important part of Singapore's history. Great experience for kids to to be in the actual bunker. highly recommended!

Pretty enjoyable and eye-opening! Will recommend

Nice museum to visit, and it is located in the midst of Fort Canning Park. Can explore the park too. :)

The battle box is a must do place to visit if you're interested in Singapore history and World War Two. I found it absolutely fascinating and they have great a job with the story telling and exhibits. The only downside is photography is not permitted

It was exciting and very real. the atmosphere was great. i enjoyed myself with my friend. You can really feel how it is like during that era. All the difficulties that they have.

(Translated by Google) A huge space in the basement just off Orchard Former British Army Underground Tour Even though it's a tour, it's about a guide to the entrance After that, you can look around freely during the business period (re-entry is also OK) I think it's a little expensive at 15 SGD with a $ 5 discount, but the reproducibility of the scene using a wax figure that is worth going once is high and vivid No reservations are currently made and tickets can be purchased directly at the battle center. (Original) オーチャードからすぐの地下に広がる巨大空間 元イギリス軍地下壕に入れるツアー ツアーといっても入り口までの案内くらい あとは営業期間中自由に見て回れる(再入場もオケ) 5ドル割引中で15SGDでちょっと高いとも思うがまあ一度は行く価値がある蝋人形を使った場面の再現度は高く生々しい なお現在予約は行っておらずバトルセンターでのチケット直接購入

It was exciting and very real. the atmosphere was great. i enjoyed myself with my friend. You can really feel how it is like during that era. All the difficulties that they have.

We have lived in Singapore for 5 years and always get talking to friends and visitors about all the things to do in here. Finally we got together and went to explore Fort Canning. We arrived just in time for the guided tour of the Battlebox. Our guide was very friendly and patience even with he and us all wearing masks. It is quite a professionally run operation. You can spend as long as you like in the airconditioned Battlebox. Just take your time after the tour to wander and read and listed to everything. Wish we had of come here early in our time in Singapore. Highly recommend if you come to Singapore do visit the Battlebox.

Another place that you can spend 1 or 2 hours and it cost you 15sgd. Lots of information regarding WW2 ,the Japanese invasion. It's a bunker! Unfortunately i didn't take any pictures during this visit

One of the best place for Singapore WW2 history buff

Good place to visit.

Best tour / museum / histórica site I've been to yet in Singapore. The guide was fantastic, and the historical significance was impactful. Loads of multimedia and well signed rooms. Worth a visit!

One of the best historical tours in Singapore! It’s very focused ie only on WW2 in SEA and thus, not a drag to fully immerse yourself in it. Tour guides are amazing - very knowledgeable and interactive (ask for George!). All in all, a great 2 hour activity for all ages.

10/10 would recommend this tour to fellow Singaporeans to better appreciate our country’s history and why the fall of SG was inevitable (facts they don’t mention in History textbooks). Apart from History students like myself, I reckon this place will certainly appeal to tourists and non-History students alike just from the sheer way the exhibits were presented, from videos to wax replicas of key figures in the war, strategic locations, etc. - definitely well-curated with great narratives. Our tour guide, Sean/Shawn, did an excellent job in lightening the atmosphere of the group as well as providing a clear insight into the operations of the battle box. Though the tour was only 30 mins along, I stayed behind to explore the remaining rooms for another 1.5h, Saturday morning well spent indeed! 💯🙌🏻

Pre book your tour for $20pp. Ticket includes a 30min guided tour in the bunker. Check out the history of British surrender during WWII occupation.

The bunker has much historical value and significance. However, as my friends and I booked the 4:30pm slot, we couldn't enjoy the area thoroughly. There was a 30mins compulsory guided tour which the guide briefly introduced the various rooms in the bunker and its history. After which, we'd only had 30mins to go through the bunker as they closed at 5:30pm. Which isn't much time at all! We had to prioritise which rooms to go to based on what the guide had told us. It felt like we were on a bus tour that'd made many brief stops to take photos, without going in depth into each attraction. The bunker has so much story to tell. If only, we had the time. tl;dr Don't book the 4:30pm slot. Would recommend not going any later than 3:30pm.

I arrived at 9.45am for the guided tour into the bunker. George was engaging and I learnt a fair bit of new WWII history today. Happy to spend a good 2 hours in the bunker. This was definitely time well-spent on a Saturday morning.

Nicely prepared and consumable piece of history. After 1h you know why Singapore surrendered to the Japanese.

(Translated by Google) The British Army in World War II resisted the history of the Japanese army, and the relics of the command headquarters are well preserved. A guided tour is recommended. (Original) 二戰英軍抵禦日軍歷史，保存完善的指揮部遺跡，推薦導覽行程。

The Battlebox is a historical war museum situated in the old British command centre of World War 2. Though the centre may be a noisy, stuffy and smelly mess during the war, it is air-conditioned, organised and peaceful today. The Battlebox is only accessible through a $20 tour and it includes a very sentimental free souvenir. The $20 is very well spent as the tour guides are very enthusiatic and informative. I was lucky to be the only two people along with my partner to be attached to our tour guide Joanna. She was informative, enthusiatic, and comedic and was able to deepen our interest in history. Whether if you are a history fanatic or not, this museum is worth a visit to further your knowledge in history and to show respect to the sacrifices made in the war.

A great place to go when you want to think about where you’ve come from and how Singapore has changed over the years. Those were claustrophobic might not want to make a visit as these are underground bunkers

Superb

Less we forget! The sacrifices made for peace and freedom must not be forgotten. A nations defence cannot be outsourced. It remains a citizens responsibility. The price of peace is constant readiness, preparedness and alertness. It must not be taken for granted. Really appreciate the little touches such as Japanese writings, toilet graffiti and well put together videos. The Battlebox tour must be a core national education visit for all students.

Loved this piece of unvarnished history where the plain facts are published!

An icon that I never knew that existed. With the guide it just made the journey wholesome. Only drawback is that if you are late then u gotta wait pretty long for the next session

Good understanding of World war 2 with wax soldiers, videos and explanation from the guide! Nice trip for school holidays! No photo taking allowed. Note: Aircon is freezing for kids and adult like me. Bring a jacket if need be.

Very educational. I would recommend this tour to everyone. Our guide, Wui Wui, is very knowledgeable. Impressive. 🙂

Good tour. Lasted about 1-1.5 hrs. Please reserve online in advance before going. Highly recommended

George was my guide for the day, and as other reviewers have mentioned, he is super engaging and visibly passionate about the history. He cleverly weaves in humour with history to capture the attention of even the little ones. Pick an earlier timeslot if you can, so you can more time to explode and take in the history of WW2 and the Battle of Singapore. Bring along a jacket as it can get quite chilly in the bunker. Highly recommend this tour and if you get George, you are in for a treat!

Well worth the time for a riveting account of the fall of Singapore. The guide/docent was very clear and engaging, and made sure we didn't miss anything. Keep it up! Highly recommended! (Visited on 14 Mar with my wife and kids.)

Great tour. Informative and authentic with high quality displays. Immersive and educational. Good for kids to come to learn about Singapore history

Great tour and museum. Worth the visit

Paid entrance, not costly. Interesting historical tour.

Loved the tour and the guide Helena (hope I got her name right)! It was extremely informative and well paced, even for us a family of four with boys 9 and 4.

Best place to have fun while learning about the past. If you have interest in history this is the best place to go. Only setback is no photography allowed

Interesting place with a historical experience. The museum itself is about 28 rooms and tunnels at the fort canning. This place and the excursion could help you to understand what happened during WWII in Singapore. No photos/videos inside the Bunker. Need to book in advance.

Walks you thru several hundred years of Fort Canning Hill's history, with emphasis on the Japanese conquest of SG in 1942 and key events that led to the British surrender. Can't add pics as photography isn't allowed in the museum.

They do a good job cleaning and keeping up the place, especially the floor was very clean! 👌🏼

Great place to visit, have to book a ticket online for a guided tour. Then you have the rest of the entire day to slowly walk thru the exhibit rooms... Recommended for those bwho are keen to understand about the war in Singapore and the decision to surrender.

It was an eye opener and the guide Nancy described the experience well ...if only they off the air con, letting in smoke ,noise to create the realism of war back in Feb 1942. Wish we could take pics really of the tunnel network.

Intense and informative, this museum stands as a testament to the horrors of war, and the resiliency of the Singapore people. In many ways the immensely successful society we know today was forged in the fire of the Japanese occupation. A special note of appreciation for the excellent tour given by Nancy, a wonderful docent.

Was an interesting experience. However the guide did not share much beyond what is written on the exhibits. Not much more content than what was taught in school. However it is an unique experience to get close and interact with real WW2 relics and facilities. Great for kids.

I had the most wonderful time attending the tour led by George. He made it really interesting and definitely drew several giggles beneath our masks. Very informative and worth recommending to visitors whether local or travelers to Singapore. I brought my mom along and I'm really glad she enjoyed it too. Whoever says history is boring should enjoy it like a novel.

Came across this Uncle Paul who was mopping the floor. I agreed with him that the floor really shined like diamonds. Instead of the usual muddy smell for some cave, it smelled quite nice. A job well done

A tour of the underground bunker of WW2 site. Tour guide does a good job explaining some of the rooms and answering questions. After the tour, you are given free time to visit the entire bunker and watch movies. The place has air conditioning. Very educational tour.

Amazing place and a well kept piece of Singaporean history. I happened to reach right at the time when a free tour was starting and the tour guide was absolutely amazing. Great place to pick souvenirs too. A must see WW2 site.

Must see attraction of Singapore to learn the history of WW2. Great tour with super interesting facts. Then also to explore the rooms and video displays on your own afterwards. Plan at least 2 hours. AC inside, which is also good to escape the heat.

the tour guide was very fun, enthusiastic, and informative! the ticket price was quite expensive at 20 dollars per person. the air conditioning was very nice and i felt very comfortable. the historical figure statues were also very realistic.

Tour guide was very nice and friendly. Historical figure sculptures were very realistic. The air conditioning was very much appreciated. Ticket was too expensive (20 dollars for each person)

We did the tour by getting our tickets from the visitor centre. Please get them early as slots gets filled out pretty quickly. A bottle of water is provided with the ticket price of $30. The 2.5hr tour started off at the visitor centre with a 3 minute walk to the entrance of the bunker. Its a very informative tour and the guide is friendly and knowledgable. The bunker is sufficiently lit with air conditioning. nearest carpark is carpark b

This place is wonderful. Brilliantly restored and maintained and refreshingly historic in a city which tends to modernise everything. Had an amazing time each time I visit.

Visiting The Battlebox was an incredible journey into Singapore's history. The immersive experience, guided by knowledgeable staff, brought the WWII bunker to life. The stories of wartime decisions and the strategic importance of this site were both fascinating and humbling. A must-visit for history enthusiasts and anyone interested in Singapore's past!

Amazing piece of history, free of charge including friendly guide. Lots to learn from the terrible events, transports you to the time period. Thank you

A must-visit in Singapore!! A short (40 minute) tour through a bunker that explains WWII in Singapore. Make sure to take headphones since the free Audioguide is downloaded onto one’s phone!