Fort Siloso

Fong Liew

a month ago

Very unique experience and I learnt alot about the history of Singapore. And it's free! We even saw Hornbills when we were there! Definitely a highlight of this visit! I love how Sentosa has some forests which serves as a refuge from the city for wildlife.

Jayesh George

a month ago

We had a wonderful historical experience at Fort Siloso, Singapore. Exploring the historic fort, tunnels, military artefacts and informative exhibits helped us understand Singapore's rich wartime history. An educational and memorable visit with beautiful surroundings. Highly recommended for history lovers and anyone exploring Sentosa.

mohd dani arsh

2 months ago

Fort Siloso is one of the best places to explore if you're into history and nature. The old bunkers, tunnels, and coastal guns give a glimpse into Singapore's past, including the World War II history. There are scenic spots with beautiful views, great for photos. The setting is relaxed and family-friendly. Free entry with parking nearby. Bring water, comfy shoes, and an umbrella or cap, because it can get hot. Overall, a great place to learn something and enjoy the day. Highly recommended if you like history with a nice coastal walk.

Loki

2 months ago

Fort Siloso is much bigger than I expected. Rather than being a single fort or museum building, the historical site spreads across a large part of the western end of Sentosa, with different installations connected by paths, stairs and trails There is plenty to explore, including multiple gun emplacements, ammunition magazines and tunnels, battery command and lookout posts, as well as indoor WWII exhibits. Some of the restored rooms use life-sized figures to recreate how the fort operated, while the Surrender Chambers provide more context on Singapore’s wartime history You can easily spend a couple of hours here if you want to explore the different sections properly. There is quite a bit of walking and some climbing involved, but that is also part of the experience. One of the most substantial historical attractions on Sentosa and definitely worth visiting if you are interested in Singapore’s military and WWII history

Lanil Marasinghe

6 months ago

You can reach the starting point using the free shuttle from Beach Station. To access the Skywalk, you need to take the elevator, and from there you can begin the Fort Siloso walk. A really interesting place with many of the old colonial fort structures and infrastructure well preserved. Even though the area feels like a jungle with all the greenery, it is safe and nicely maintained. Great place to explore some history while enjoying the walk.