Museum
United Nations Peace Memorial Hall
유엔평화기념관
About this place
Visit the United Nations Peace Memorial to delve deeper into the history of the Korean War. The United Nations Peace Memorial explores a wide range of topics, including the causes and progression of the Korean War, the stories of the UN troops who fought in the conflict, and the United Nations’ vision today. It holds significant historical value, offering visitors a chance to reflect on the contributions of 26 allied countries and the veterans who worked for peace on the Korean Peninsula. Located in Busan, the memorial also features a section dedicated to the city’s role and significance as the ‘war capital.’ The first floor features exhibits detailing the unfolding of the Korean War, along with rooms showcasing preserved military items from the era. It offers a meaningful opportunity to reflect on the events of that time. The exhibits on the second floor focus on the UN's role in the war and the remembrance of UN veterans. Items used by UN troops during the war are on display, offering visitors a chance to connect with and honor the veterans' legacy. The magic art on the walls and floors, along with the Sibal car and the Retona - a real military vehicle model in the hallway - are particularly noteworthy, making history more engaging and accessible, especially for children. The second floor also features the UN Kids Zone, where children can play with toys and read books, ensuring they stay entertained during their visit. There's also a coffee shop right right next to the Kid…
- Address
- 106, Honggok-ro 320beon-gil, Nam-gu, Busan
- Korean address
- 부산광역시 남구 홍곡로320번길 106 (대연동)
- Opening hours
- Tuesday - Sunday 10:00~18:00
- Closed days
- Every Monday