Fort Siloso is the only preserved British coastal fortification in Singapore. A recreation of life at the fort, presented through the use of archival documents and footage, life-sized figures of soldiers and simulated firing of guns, provides a unique chance to look into Singapore's colonial past.

  History of Fort Siloso - Built in the 1880s on Sentosa's western end, Fort Siloso protected the western entrance to Singapore's harbour. During World War II, the guns of Fort Siloso engaged Japanese forces in the Battle for Singapore, even firing landwards in support of the British forces.

Address:  33 Allanbrooke Road Sentosa Singapore 099981

Tel:          (65) 6279 1130

Opening hours:

     Daily 9am - 7pm

Admission:

     Adult S$3, Child S$2 (not inclusive of Sentosa admission)

How to get there:

     By monorail on Sentosa island - Alight at Station 3

     By bus on Sentosa island - Bus A or Bus 2 to Underwaterworld

          and transfer to Fort Siloso train

How to get to Sentosa:

     By land - Bus A from World Trade Centre Bus Terminal

                 - Bus C from Tiong Bahru MRT Station

                 - Bus E from Orchard Road bus-stops

     By air - Cable car from World Trade Centre & Mount Faber

     By sea - Ferry from World Trade Centre

                - Ferry Terminal