The skywalk getting to the fort was most impressive with a great view. The actual fort displays generally are well thought out yet need some work to make them top-notch. This is not an entirely suitable location for anyone who is disabled due to the amount of stairs, so many parts will be inaccessible. However, there is a lot of access via roadways and paths to most parts.

Great location to understand a bit of singaporen histroy and see some cool war artifcats. I had limited time but managed to get a look at everything in about 2 hours. There is a large variety of dispalys and dressed up manikan. The displays and information are focused on singapore during the second world war and a littlebit before hand and afterwards. This was good as it gave me a bit of insight into the history of how singapore became an independent country. There are toilets and a water fountain located near the surrender chambers.

Extremely informative. I would recommend visiting with your family. They have interactive learning devices and even wax figures to help you understand more. Due to COVID 19, it is completely free and the shuttle bus service is much more frequent. There isn’t much crowd and it is really fun. They have tunnels and bunkers as well. You can explore every nook and cranny. They have also paid respects to soldiers from different cultures and ethnicities. They have planted a war garden which shows all the plants they used during the war. Overall, I loved this place and would recommend for you to visit

Fantastic walk through of Fort Siloso and also getting some facts straighten out like the cannina actually were not placed wrongly and was used. The Sky Walk is breezy and like the coastal view of the oil and gas Islands and cargo ships around.

Quite an interesting place to bring kid to visit and learned about World Wars. They have some exhibits hall and some old building which showcase the life of the armies living there. Many types of cannon are placing there and kids can really learnt a lot from here. It was almost empty when we were there on Thursday school holiday time (surprisingly)

Fort Siloso is a great place to take a break from the typical activities in Sentosa such as the beach, drinks, and USS. There is a lot of good information about the history of Singapore during WW2. The exhibits do a good job of describing the situation in that time period and the tunnels make you feel you were there.

Free entry to fort siloso in sentosa Island. If you are interested in history I would recommend going to this place. There are many trails and you can visit several establishments along the way. To visit fort siloso the easiest way is to take sentosa express till sentosa beach station. From there take the tram (no additional ticket required) to the last stop i.e. siloso beach. Walk towards the siloso skywalk and take the lift to the second floor. Cross the bridge which is a 5 min walk.

Even if you are not a fan of history, if you are in Sentosa, this is a must site. Amazing views from the tower of the entire island, nice trail in the forest and presentations of the history of this fort, that is in a sense is the history of the WW2, in a very engaging way. Recommend for both kids and adults.

Very nice attraction and hiking spot!! It has very informative info boards and even audio in certain rooms. The tunnels were a very unique experience. It was also very exciting to see all the huge cannons and lifelike figurines. I would definitely recommend coming by here for an outdoor walk and exploration. The staff situated around were also very friendly and helpful with the directions.

Really cool place for something that is absolutely free to visit. A nice museum to learn about the events during the world war. Artefacts artefacts are well preserved and maintained. A good place for a day out. Crowds are also not much so can enjoy in peace and quiet.

Came at a very quiet period so leisurely and quiet walk was nice. Well maintained and interesting exhibits. But it will strike the Singaporeans and history buffs more than the general tourist. Easy parking at the start opposite the gates of Shang. I would suggest visitors go up the skywalk and start the tour from there. As it would be generally downhill from there. Lots of walking up and down into tunnels so there will be sufficient exercise already.

Interesting cultural heritage site. I was fascinated by the exhibits and the information provided. The Fort Siloso Sky Walk is a good addition for easier access, even though I also enjoyed hiking the Siloso Trail on an earlier occasion. My only wish is that they would continue to trim some of the large trees that are blocking some of the views.

Must visit specially if you love history. One of the best places in Sentosa island. You can come here by taking B bus, beach shuttle or cable car. Entry is free. Bridge sky walk is amazing. You can get a wonderful view and fresh air on top of bridge. It’s peaceful. Quite awesome display of world war 2 events.

Nice museum and park. The Skywalk as the first thing was a surprise but great view of Singapore and Sentosa area. Also nice info boards under shade. Not big, easy to walk, many of the bunkers are open. A little more direction info would have been nice, but workable. The walk out so the all the art was wonderful. Free to go to but $S 10-15 for tolls and parking

Nice park. Well worth the visit. If you like history you will enjoy this park. We spent about 4-5 hours in the park, we read & and saw everything. I recommend taking the cable car to Fort Siloso. The view is beautiful. We took the cable car from Mt Faber.

An interestingly arranged exhibition. Lots of interactive elements. Good viewing point.

A little old but tells an interesting and important story about Singapore's past

Fort Siloso have few trails, do expect to spend about 2 hours back-and-forth. It's free to enter and explore. There are a few museums where you can see (and watch movies) about the Japanese occupation . It ends with the island corner where you can directly see the sea.  The lift is currently under maintenance, so prepare yourself. But otherwise you can catch their free shuttle bus.

Lovely place for a weekend getaway. It can get hot outside, but the tunnels and mini exhibits have air-conditioning.

History of Japanese occupation

History, War and Singapura... 👍👍👍👍🇸🇬

Great quiet walk in history.

Amazing afternoon spent walking around the grounds and through the underground bunkers. It was very informative and I liked how some of the old houses displayed artefacts (Japanese sword found on the mainland and old newspaper clippings, etc) and had video recordings of survivors talking about the war. It was a big difference from the hotels, restaurants and resorts that Sentosa is about now. The grounds are very peaceful and the audio wartime sounds (e.g. air raid alarm) that would trigger each time I entered some of the bunkers had that brief effect of transporting me back in time. Brilliant. One of the best museum visits in the world. Unfortunately the other forts on Sentosa have not be preserved as well as Siloso. I went to the Imbiah fort afterwards, but it has been left in its original condition, the view on the tower though is breathtaking. Thank you very much Sentosa! Tip- hat and sunscreen are a must. There’s a vending machine and the exhibit rooms are air conditioned so don’t worry there’s some respite if you are tired.

A walk through the history of WWII of the impregnable Fort. Good for people who like a piece of the history of life during WWII at the fort.

It is a historical place. Well maintained and tidy. It will not be bored to stay here quite long enjoying the silence and the good view it offers. The ambience is very nice. We can learn many things there, better call this as a museum but there is no guide who can tell the story of this fort.

Fort Siloso is a decommissioned coastal artillery battery, made up of 12, that formed “Fortress Singapore” at the outbreak of WWII and saw combat action during the Battle of Singapore. The fort has been converted into a public military museum. Fort Siloso was finally gazetted on 15 February 2022, the same date when British forces surrendered the ‘impregnable fortress’ of Singapore to the Japanese army. Historic places, clean and well-maintained.

Full viewing takes around 1hour max. Bus needed after getting off at the last stop on the sentosa express. Then bus ready to take you to for siloso point . It's all free, nice views. Worth doing if nothing else available. It can get very hot. Concluded a nice and well rounded commendation to the British defences of Singpaore.

What a great place!! One of my favourite spots in Singapore. It gets VERY hot so make sure you bring plenty of water. Plenty of history with interesting facts and descriptions.

Free and not crowded. Went on a weekday evening. It is very easy to navigate around. Took almost 1.5hrs to view most of the stations. Strongly recommend a visit here with friends and/or family.

No need to buy tickets for fort Siloso. Reach here by cable car to Sentosa. From lift use sky walk to reach fort. Showing history of Singapore. British defence in second world war. Audio visuals, videos and short films there to show the past war time moments. I enjoyed fort and home made lunch at fort sitting area.

A good place to learn about Singapore's history during the World War 2 era. Forgive, but never forget.

A historical site with plenty of history and lots of historic monuments and artifacts that are on display. Very educational and interesting. There are a series of intricate tunnels where one could explore and learnt about life during the wartime. One such tunnel, interestingly, leads to a sea view across to Labrador Park. There are plenty of photo opportunities. Transport is conveniently located outside Fort Siloso attraction.

Fort Siloso is one of my recommended places. There is a museum that has elements of the history of "Siloso and Singapore". cool atmosphere surrounded by lots of trees and we can see the sea view.🩷

Fort Siloso was really nice. The skywalk to get there was amazing. Greats views of Sentosa, the coast and of Singapore. The Fort itself was really nice to walk around. Unfortunately, we went there a bit late, and were somewhat kicked out about 30 minutes before the actual closing time. Recommend giving yourself 1.5 hours before closing, if you want to give yourself enough time to walk around!

Free Historical Museum. You can use the trail or sky walk.

Thoroughly enjoyed my trip to Fort Siloso. There were self guided trails and they were easy enough to follow along. The buildings were preserved in good conditions and the exhibitions were great too. There are toilets and air conditioning, a blessing in the hot weather. Educational and eye opening, a must for all who are keen on history and war. Entrance to the area is free, costs are only for traveling into sentosa. Start of the fort siloso area is reachable via the beach shuttle to siloso Beach or buses A and C (all of these are free)

Very informative displays and super cool to walk in the tunnels. We had a fun morning and will be back to explore the other parts of the complex!

a military base for the brits during ww2 you can see all those british mountain guns stationed over there

Good place to learn about certain aspects of Singapore's past. Good for small or large groups. Would've been better if vending machines for snacks/drinks accept other modes of payment.

良心景点。amazing view and interesting place. Tourists can not only see the beach and the city skyline, but also learn the history of fort Siloso since 19th century.

Pleasantly surprise there is now a Sky bridge leading to Fort Siloso. I used to to hike up to the "Battery Command Area" but now with the Sky bridge, it make access so much more convinient for all. Good exhibits show casing history of the Fort up till the end of WWII. Definitely a lot of thoughts, effort and investment into the curating of this area. Nice view of Southern Islands and Keppel Bay from the Sky Bridge. Best of all... Its FREE to access.

History site about World War II and still well maintained. There is a sound simulation about the time of war. It's quite quiet, away from the crowd but it is also a bit confusing for the route. There are several places to rest with the air that is still natural.

Visited here in February via the skywalk, and enjoyed the experience. Really nicely done setup showing the military fort from the bygone war era. Lots to explore with the site quite sizable, including indoor and outdoor sites. If you enjoy military history this is well worth visiting during your Singapore stay.

Great place with a history museum

Interesting place, why cordon so much off though. Inquisitive me wanted to know more.

Education of the World War 2 history in Singapore. This is how I enjoyed this place. Very informative. Lots of historical items, descriptions, stories, audio video presentations, wax figures of significant people during the war period. Just follow the trail and it will guide you to a wonderful learning experience.

Worth a visit to understand part of Singapore history.

Good place to get away from the crowds and learn more about the history of Sentosa and Singapore. Some comfortable air-conditioned exhibits mixed with outdoor and underground areas. Be prepared to climb stairs. Some areas are showing their age and could be refreshed (e.g. Some of the videos); would also appreciate a bit more background information on some of the exhibits, e.g. Force 136 and Lim Bo Seng, how Fort Siloso fit into the rest of Singapore and Malaysia's defences, etc.

この場所は、シンガポールの歴史を知るのに重要な場所ということが分かります。無料で解放されてます。

Good place to learn about WW2 history in Singapore. Japanese should visit and know the history. Free admission!

Lovely island with many adventure to explore ?

A must visit if you are on Sentosa, just to understand the history of what took place and they have set up recreations of events that took place. It’s well kept and looked after over the years they have added the Sky Walk a way over which is fantastic to experience.

Great place to visit to learn more about Singapore history and WW2. There are underground tunnels, air-con rooms and outdoor areas to explore. All are easily accessible with some stairs. We spent about 2 hours here. Recommended for families to drop by while at Sentosa (the place just opposite Siloso beach).

clean

plenty of information. good format : various places, various environment. Outside, inside. I have learned plenty. I am french and this part of history ( 2nd world war) was obscur for me before this visit.

Great place. Historic attraction.

Nice place

Fabulous place, excellent service and excellent barber skille.... extremely highly recommended place for your next hair cut!

Great spot to visit when at sentosa. It is free and has lots of great historical information.

wonderful.... You can visit this beufyfull plece

Give you a historical story

Absolute must see when you go to Sentosa, so much war history.

Very educational!!! Should visit if you want to know more about Singapore's WWII situation.

Great place to stop by if you're interested in Singaporean military history, but not so much to do if you are not. Nevertheless, it's a nice place to stroll around if you want a break from all the beaches. There are several labelled walks you can take to learn about the fort.

Great piece of history. I like to take my kids here to learn about WW2.

A graet place for friends who loves historical sites, great setting realistic models, and also the cool huge cannons!

Singapore history Free Nice views

Nice view Good story and free

Great historical place

It was informative and a nice way to spend a few hours you also get some good views from the skywalk and the whole thing is free.

Great place to learn about what happened to Singapore during the War, and it's quite a trail you can to experience what the army had to go through.

(Translated by Google) The introduction was called a museum Sounded like an observatory to see the scenery. (Original) 소개는 박물관이라 하였지만 경치 구경 하기 위해 전망대처럼 들렸던.

Didn't explore the entire fort a there was limited time, but I recommend it.

Great place to visit for those interested in the history of Singapore. Great exhibits which do come to life with voice overs taking through some of the action they would have seen. Free to enter so no worries about paying, there are a lot of steps so be mindful if you have some difficulties getting up and down. ??

Fantastically interesting.well presented,informative and WELL worth the visit (More than once)

One of the best for history lover special museum Whenever you Will get all Details about World war 2 audio Video visual and so many things there is no entry free .

(Translated by Google) Realistic (Original) Реалістично

It has been thoroughly refreshed since 2015...very different when I came in 1993. Also it's now free!

(Translated by Google) I didn't find this open-air museum that interesting, but I'm also not a fan of war glorification. But it is very well done and depicts many WWII scenes with dolls at that time. Admission free! (Original) So sehr interessant fand ich dieses Freilicht-Museum nicht, aber ich bin auch kein Fan der Kriegsverherrlichung. Es ist aber sehr gut gemacht und stellt viele damalige 2.-Weltkriegs-Szenen mit Puppen dar. Eintritt kostenfrei!

Much more expansive than I expected. I assumed a few artillery emplacements but there was a lot more - from a peek into life as a soldier as well as stories from Japanese occupation. Be ready to set aside more time than you anticipate.

This place showcase the times of Japanese occupation in Singapore, the currencies, hardship of various people, the newspaper article shots, moments of surrender of both British and Japanese armies. There is also the various canon, gun positions and tunnels that can be viewed. This place can easily take half day, to experience in full.

Very detailed experience of World War 2 in Singapore. There are many exhibits and that it is a big hill. It is easily accessible from the sentosa express. It is a bit terrifying to relive world War 2 do it is recommended that you bring a friend along before going to the place and start exploring. Overall learned a lot there.

Didn’t expect that much to explore.. be prepared to spend a couple of hours exploring this place. From the skywalk (thou the lift to it is currently under maintenance), to the various museums, the different trails etc.

Free museum, a few trails to discover singapore’s own history. Suitable for any age group, however a lot of stairs so do keep that in mind.

Free entry. Beautiful hidden view. Great introduction to Singapore history. Didn’t dare to take a picture of the soldier life because the rooms and soldiers looks creepy 😬

Very well preserved and interesting exhibits. It is fairly large with many tunnels. Don't miss the Surrender Chamber.

A historic place that shows why the British lost Singapore to the Japanese. Beautifully restored and when it rains, reminds you of how uncomfortable life was as a British soldier.

Gem of a museum: free, covers both indoor and outdoor, with a variety of exhibits - information panels, gun displays, AV features, photos, art and modelled scenes. There are two trails to follow: a gun trail and a heritage trail. Plenty to do over at least two hours, more if you take your time over the exhibits.

Excellent...remembering the time...

A piece of Singapore history during the british colony period.

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Love the skywalk view. The WWII story here reminds us not to take peace for granted.

Learnt so much from this short trip!! Important to go with correct company so you can truly appreciate the history behind the place :)

Nice place to explore....

(Translated by Google) You can learn about the history of the British surrender to Japan and the Japanese withdrawal from Singapore (Original) 可以了解一下英军投降日本及日本撤出新加坡的历史

The site is kept clean and is a good introduction to tourists/visitors about Fort Siloso. However, the exhibits and graphics within the rooms are quite dated and not aesthetically pleasing. There are a couple of typographical errors as well. It would be great if NHB or National Archives collaborate with STB to spruce up the place. It’ll be an asset to Singapore’s cultural history.

Fun with families who can joke around. Its abiy heaty recomend taking a fan with you. Family photos at cannons. But the best experience about it is the tunnles. I went to for siloso after a long walk so the air-conditioned room were a plus. Anyways itd a 9/10 experience

Lots of Singapore's WW2 history here, very interesting and well arranged, can spend up to 1 whole day here if you're a history buff.

Nice sceenery from the lookout point.

All the way at the end of Sentosa island next to Shangri la hotel and Nestopia. You can take a free shuttle from Beach station. Great outdoor museum for adults and children. There are few air conditioned or fanned indoor areas with exhibits to cool off. You can really get a feel of a military base/fort when you explore the museum. It’s quite a walk and some steep areas with stairs. It would like at least 2 hours to go around the whole area. Strongly recommend.

(Translated by Google) Suitable for hiking and adventure Feel the other side of Singapore and learn about the history of this small island (Original) 适合远足，探险 感受新加坡的另一面，并了解这个小岛的历史

Exhibits are informative.

A great place to explore for the kids and learn a little bit about our history. Would definitely come again and take more pictures etc.

Good place for you to learn about ww2

Nice view

If you are into history, you will like Fort Siloso. Take the skywalk over, then walk down the slope to explore other part. It's quite a huge place

Scenic therapeutic and peaceful

Relaxed place but can learn about history

Not bad experience.

This is a great place to visit. Peaceful and large premises. Lots of fake recordings with British voices. It is a nice touch. Neither corporate slick nor tacky. If you have visited the ruin fort on Sentosa it is great to see this restored fort.

The tunnel wasn't there when I last visited twenty years ago. The tunnel complex is interesting and educational.

(Translated by Google) Mengmengda patriotic history education base. (Original) 萌萌哒爱国历史教育基地。

Really nicely done. immersive experience! Will go again to view all the routes. They close early, so check timings before you plan a visit.

Great experience for free. The tree to walk gives a fantastic view on the harbour and it's got a lift.

Nice day out, and totally free! Exhibits aren't in great condition, but it is free so you can't complain. Educational if you don't mind reading a bit. Lots of interesting history about Singapore in WW2. Good escape from the city, surrounded by nature.

Well worth checking out. Free, fun chance to explore the area and exhibitions which provide interesting historical perspectives on the stories being told. If you're walking, the SkyBridge entrance is probably where you want to aim for initially. Cyclists - Bikes can be parked up near the main entrance a little further up the road, so probably easiest to explore from this entrance onwards.

Interesting place to explore for a little bit of history. Surrender room shows a reenactment of both the british and then the japanese surrender.

Not a fan of the history here but it was definitely a nice place to walk about. I like the painting on the road and the stones. It is clever of them to do that.

Start off 11 storey as lif under maintenance, nice skywalk to the Fort.. Very clean n maintain well Fort Siloso.. A flashback world war 2..

Nice educational walk with great view. There is also a nature walking trail nearby.

Very informative outdoor museum with plenty of well-preserved artifacts and curated exhibits. Good to spend half a day here if you have time to go through every details.

Interesting site for kids to hike with occassion aircon for occassional grumpy kids

Nice place to go when exploring Sentosa. It's a combination of outdoor and indoor museum. Entry is free. Some of the indoor exhibits are air conditioned, the tunnels are not. A great place to go with family/friends to learn more about Singapore's WWII history through the life sized exhibits. I really like the Surrender Chamber. Due to the many slopes, not recommended to go with very small children or elderly. Also, be adequately prepared with sunscreen/umbrellas in Singapore's unpredictable weather.

The guides were really helpful. The skywalk and Surrender Chambers were must see. The underground bunker was so errie... and we had a great history lesson.

Govt really spent a lot of money & effort into making this aspect of our history accessible & comfortable to visit

A hidden gem. Completely free. Well worth a visit

great place to understand about the war and our past. Nice walk.

There was interest to war history and nice trails and sea views. Good for walking and day out for us. Sky walk lift was under repair when we visited.

Rush to catch the sunset. But it was closed

History nerds will like

Nothing much to do here except scenic view of Siloso beach from the Skywalk. Lift is under maintenance till September so one needs to take staircases to skywalk

The sky walk to the museum provides a great 360 view of the island. However, please note that the lift is currently under maintenance

Good historical place to visit when you are in sentosa singapore.

Fort Siloso is a very well preserved gun battery set up by the British to defend the Western entry into Keppel Harbour.

Free admission! Air conditioned exhibition and outdoor exhibition. Nicely sculptured statues of the war heroes and japan communist. Quite big! Remember to dress in your sporty attire coz is quite a walk but worth indeed, filled with history of singapore war and amazing fotress, barracks, canon, tunnel and more ! Just walk to the end of siloso beach and there u go !

Interactive displays. Enjoyed the active museum layout. Mostly non air conditioned and require a lot of walking around.

Very nice walk with interesting stories

An interesting walk down a historical site

Very interesting place. We will come again.

All is great except that it close at 6pm. Too early. Its so hot to walk around before 6pm esp when we need around 2 hours to complete the walk which means we need to start at 4pm under the hot sun :(

Free museum, a few trails to discover singapore's own history. Suitable for any age group, however a lot of stairs so do keep that in mind.Lovely place for a weekend getaway. It can get hot outside, but the tunnels and mini exhibits have air-conditioning.All the way at the end of Sentosa island next to Shangri la hotel and Nestopia. You can take a free shuttle from Beach station. Great outdoor museum for adults and children. There are few air conditioned or fanned indoor areas with exhibits to cool off. You can really get a feel of a military base/fort when you explore the museum. It's quite a walk and some steep areas with stairs. It would like at least 2 hours to go around the whole area. Strongly recommend.

Piece of history abt singapore that is important.

Quite compared to other attractions in sentosa. No entry fee. Lot of details about the Japanese occupation presented.

The walk was great, learning alot about singapore's historic past and how the war experience was like

Quite an interesting place

Back to visit Fort Siloso after a 40 yr break! Looks great & the newly built Skywalk was awesome. I'll be back for a longer visit soon.

It's a good place to learn about WW2 and the history behind the fort. You can explore many old bunkers. From the lookout tower you can see different islands. I recommend you to go to the fort with your family as it is a great location to learn something new.

nice place to explore the history of the japanese occupation

Fort Siloso is a well-known historical landmark in Singapore. It was built by the British as a fort to defend Singapore from enemy forces coming in from the sea. As history had shown, it did not work out for them. The fort has now been turned into a museum with exhibits showing how the fort used to operate.

Historical place, great to explore and understanding the history of Singapore

Great way for my kid to learn about Singapore's history

Very nice to jog and walk

Nice place very histrionic

One of the most unique attraction in Singapore.. Venture the the exact locations of the Singapore defenses during WW2..

Nice place with lots of Historical values.

Sobering and important piece of Singapore history on touristy Sentosa. Good mix of historical buildings, replicas and displays. Went on a random weekday morning and it was quite quiet. Staff were very friendly and helpful. While I enjoyed the visit, the whole place could do with a bit of a refresh. Some of the mannequins are fakey and cringe inducing. The mini movie is quite dated and feels like the same version has been used since the 1990s.

Take the Sentosa railway shuttle to Siloso station. Then take the blue tram line till Siloso beach. Follow the direction sign to the fort Siloso sky walk. You could either take the stairs or the elevator to save yourself some time. The sky walk gives you a panorama view over some parts of the island. From there is a leisure 5-10 minutes walk into the main gun pits of fort Siloso. Wander around the fort to have a feel of history and the reason for its inception. There are lots of historical pictures to walk you down memory lane. Do prepare to spend at least 1.5 hours at the fort.

A place to feel the life during WW2

going to sentosa island..? try out the new Fort Siloso Skywalk.. all the way up with beautiful view of the island beaches. Walk up to the end of the skywalk , travelled back in time during the Japanese occupation. The Fort Siloso.. learn our history..

went on a friday afternoon and there was barely any visitors there exhibits were pretty informative and interesting. the indoor ones were pretty clean and had airconditioning and seating, so were pretty comfy. the outdoor ones had a lot of stairs which were steep/had uneven steps and there was a lot of uneven terrain. not unexpected from a historical site but that means this place might be unsuitable for children/elderly visitors or visitors with mobility issues some of the outdoor exhibits didnt have very good ventilation (like some underground places) so it was a bit uncomfy sticking around for too long esp w sg's humid weather but i guess that cant be helped :'-) there were guides around the indoor exhibits but for the most part, they let visitors explore the exhibits on their own and didnt do very much

This National heritage site has improve over the year. Access through the 31 meters high bridge give visitors a panoramic view of Sentosa.

I didn't really know anything about Singapore's history, until now. There were both things to see and museum elements around which provided context and history. It was cool to look at, but really liked learning about the history, and understanding where the Singapore pride and nationalism was formed.

Went up the skywalk on a clear afternoon and the view of the neighboring islands were picturesque. Relaxing experience away from the crowd 😉 My last visit to Fort Siloso was when I was a teenager - it is a good experience to relive the heritage and history of our state besides the great scenery.

Happy to see part of our history restored in Sentosa. Reminds us that Gen. Percival was defending Singapore from the wrong end of the island. The Japanese invaded from the north... 🤦🏼‍♂️..... The last time we visited was more than 20 years ago.

Our first time visit, feeling as special cos can touching and saw the real cannon fort so nearly. So pleasure we can take a walk through history at here only preserved coastal fort in s'pore🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬

This is a fantastic place to visit when on Sentosa. A lot of the exhibits have audio that plays when you approach to set some atmosphere. There were fans in the outdoor shelter areas, which was also appreciated. The surrender room experience is highly recommended, with a bonus of being air conditioned. The military aircraft flying around the harbour and over the fort fit the scene perfectly.

Visited the Fort Siloso bunkers which in my view are very well preserved. Lots of history to re-learn for the readers while for the visual persons, there are lots to see n photograph Spent 2.5 hrs covering a total distance of 2.88 km exploring the place. My pictorial journey of my visit……. #seenthruakhandphone #handphonecamera #FortSiloso #Sentosa #FortSilosobunkers

Must visit while on a Singapore tour. Well maintained and preserved fort. Takes you back to WWII days and you start relieving in the era. The staff at Fort Siloso are so cordial that they offered us rain coats for free, where as Universal Studios charged $5 for each.

Best use for a day in Santosa. Entrance is free. The Skywalk gives you a good view. The Fort is informative and there is much to see. Of course, the weather should be good. No fun in rain. Kids can collect stamps in a pass for every station visited.

Fort Siloso is the sole restored coastal gun battery from the twelve such batteries which made up "Fortress Singapore" at the start of World War II. The Fort is situated on the resort island of Sentosa; it is restored as a military museum, and open to the public. It really is a must-see site, especially for history lookers.

Amazing place where you can learn the singapore military history. Calm environment with nice views. There are some statues and historical places which reflect some old memories. Need to walk for few KM to cover the area. Recommend to visit when you have whole day free.

Fort Siloso, Sentosa! 🏰✨ Stepping into the past and exploring the remnants of this coastal fortress was a captivating experience. From breathtaking views to intriguing war artifacts, it was a fascinating journey through time. Uncover the stories of Singapore's military past at this iconic landmark. 🛡️🌴 #FortSiloso #SentosaAdventures #HistoricalExploration

Well preserved fort with historical facts written and displayed. There are different sections of the fort. it's the last point of Singapore Island. For entrance a skywalk is also there to enjoy far views of the surroundings...

A moderately interesting place (at least for me) which has a nice bridge that you can walk through to the other side. This contains the war memorial and a brief history of Singapore. This place would intrigue you if you are interested in world history. Else, it is just a place to spend 20-30 minutes looking around. Also, it is free.

Very interesting to learn about the history of Singapore. My five year old enjoyed hunting for the guns which there is a nice trail to follow. There are water stations which you can refill your water bottles and the toilets are very clean. We went on a weekend and it wasn’t too busy and rather pleasant to walk around in nature. Entrance is free.

Located on the western tip of Pulau Blakang Mati (known today as Sentosa Island), Fort Siloso was one of the many coastal fortifications built around the 19th century by the British and remains the most intact fortification in Singapore. The Fort was built on Mount Siloso.

Probably one of the best experiences in Singapore. The camp is very well preserved. The animations and captions are quality. The icing on the cake: completely free visit.