This was a great attraction. The tour guide on the WW2 replica bus was fantastic and very passionate about the story behind Fort Siloso.

Once at the top you walk through the history of the fort as it tells you about the many changes it has gone through.

In addition to the fascinating history there are spectacular views of Singapore.

It also has a large collection of big guns and cannons.

Its great value for money and a must for all.

A very good attraction which takes you through a soldiers life from the 1800s to the events of 1942.

the fort,but not the beach, offers a great deal of history telling and many photo-taking opportunity. Ironically they are just a stone throw apart and a vast difference in colors.

Fort Siloso is one of the best historical site in Singapore. It has a biggest collection of British Army memorabillia, gun emplacements, bunkers, military tunnels. It chronicles the life of an imperial british soldier from the late 19th century to mid 20th century.

I like the fact that each section of the fort is color coded. This means it is has easy accessibility and self-guided foot tours for the adventurous side in you. There are a number of public toilets located across the fort and the tour map is easy to follow and well marked.

You can cover the entire fort in an hour but I recommend taking you take your time especially if you're interested in the history and lifestyle of a bygone era. One of the highlights of the fort is the the history of Singapore during the war years. It takes you from the events leading up to the war, the Battle for Malaya (and subsequently the Battle for Singapore), life under the Japanese occupation and finally, the Japanese surrender.

All in all, it was a great adventure and history lesson for young teenage boys who don't mind the walk and enjoy exploring the tunnels. Would recommend this to all.