This was better than I expected. Very good displays and a lot of information to educate visitors about what events happened. Full review by AQflyer
Jun 23, 2023
This is definitely a must-see if you have a yen for military history. The Inchon landing was a brilliant maneuver by MacArthur. Full review by Thom T
Jan 8, 2023
This is the place to learn more about Incheon Landing, a key event in the Korean War. Along with a memorial obelisk and some weaponry, it also includes a small exhibition detailing the planning, exec… Full review by Leonhkny
As far as I can recall, there is NO charge for visiting the Memorial Hall. This does not mean there is no charge. I just can't recall if there was one or not. I really enjoyed my visit …
As far as I can recall, there is NO charge for visiting the Memorial Hall. This does not mean there is no charge. I just can't recall if there was one or not. I really enjoyed my visit and I hope to also enjoy yours if you visit the Hall.
What hours and days will this museum be open? My group and I want to visit the afternoon of January 28.
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Hours are 0900-1800, with last admission at 1730. Closed New Years Day, Mondays (If a holiday falls on a Monday, the site will be open on that day). Admission is free.
i have a whole day lay over just intension to get a good tour .any recommendation on what time and how much?
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The exhibition itself isn't that big and a couple of hours would do it. There is a museum almost adjacent, so you could certainly fill a half day. The place is a bit out of the way and i wouldn't …
The exhibition itself isn't that big and a couple of hours would do it. There is a museum almost adjacent, so you could certainly fill a half day. The place is a bit out of the way and i wouldn't recommend tackling it via public transport if you don't know your way around. Like most Korean museums, it isn't expensive at all. There are a number of smaller niche museums in the port area of Incheon and you could spend an enjoyable day there if you don't want to head to Seoul itself.
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