Singapore Navy Museum

The Singapore Navy Museum is a naval heritage museum located inside Changi Naval Base at Tanah Merah Coast Road in Changi Bay, Singapore. Operated by the Republic of Singapore Navy, it documents the history and development of Singapore's naval forces from its early years to the present. The museum displays ship models, uniforms, artefacts, interactive exhibits and outdoor displays including naval guns and a patrol vessel, illustrating maritime defence and naval operations.

Visitors can expect indoor galleries arranged chronologically with ship models, uniforms, historical artefacts, weapons, interactive displays and multimedia presentations, plus outdoor exhibits featuring decommissioned naval equipment, guns and a former patrol craft. The museum is located within an active naval base, so visits are by prior appointment with security clearance and are typically conducted as guided tours led by navy personnel in a structured, educational setting.

Operated by the Republic of Singapore Navy to preserve the history of Singapore's naval forces from the Singapore Naval Volunteer Force era to the establishment of the Republic of Singapore Navy in 1967 and its subsequent development into a modern navy. The museum documents coastal defence evolution, fleet modernization and key milestones in naval operations.

Serves as an educational heritage institution promoting public understanding of Singapore's maritime heritage and the role of the navy in national defence and maritime security.