Changi Chapel stands in the grounds of the Royal Military College at Duntroon in Canberra. Built by Australian prisoners of war at Changi in Singapore during the Second World War, the timber chapel was later transported to Australia. It was re-erected at Duntroon in 1988 and dedicated as a national memorial to Australian prisoners of war.
The restrained structure and its history make Changi Chapel a place for remembrance rather than a conventional tourist attraction. It connects the experiences of Australians imprisoned in the Changi area with the military setting at Duntroon. Access conditions within the Royal Military College grounds can vary, so prospective visitors should confirm current entry arrangements before travelling and observe the site's commemorative character while there.