Discover Horrors of WWII Walking Tour in Singapore, Tajikistan - A unique experience

Join us on a powerful journey through Singapore’s WWII history. Discover true stories of bravery, survival, and resilience as we walk through sites that witnessed war’s darkest moments. Uncover the past & honor the heroes who shaped the city’s future

Things to do Horrors of WWII Walking Tour

Highlights: - St Andrew’s Cathedral. - National Gallery Singapore (Former City Hall & Supreme Court). - Padang. - Victoria Theatre & Concert Hall. - Lim Bo Seng Memorial. - Indian National Army Monument Marker. - Cenotaph. - Civilian War Memorial. - Raffles Hotel. - Chijmes. Description: Behind the gleaming skyscrapers of Singapore hide the deep, dark scars of people who are haunted by the memories of explosive air raids, survived a horrific massacre, and endured torture, rape, and starvation just decades ago. As we walk through WWII sites together, we learn about Singapore's wartime history and how we went from the Gibraltar of the East to the “worst and largest capitulation in British history” within days. We remember the thousands of innocent lives lost and the heroes and heroines who stepped up to make the ultimate sacrifice so the rest of us can live. This story is told by Ping, whose family members survived the war and shared their traumatic encounters with her.

Included

St Andrew's Cathedral

Civilian War Memorial

Singapore Cenotaph

Indian National Army Historic Marker

National Gallery Singapore

Victoria Theatre

CHIJMES

Lim Bo Seng Memorial

Raffles Hotel

English-speaking licensed tourist guide.

Meeting point

City Hall MRT Station Exit B (Street Level)