Step into the shadows of Singapore’s legal history and explore the restricted areas of the former Supreme Court, which are usually off-limits to the public. This exclusive tour delves deep into the concepts of identity and perception in the courtroom—were people truly seen for who they were, or only for the roles they played in front of the law?

• Walk through hidden passageways for a glimpse of the unseen stories of those on trial.
• Climb through a trapdoor into the prisoner’s dock to experience the isolation of a convict awaiting judgement.
• Stand in the Viewing Gallery, where the public witnessed trials, and reflect on how identity is shaped by those who observe.
• Discover the high-profile cases that changed Singapore’s legal landscape and learn more about those involved.
• Enjoy an exclusive look at the Chief Justice’s private lift and seat, exploring the perspective of power and its role in defining who is truly seen in the courtroom.