A solo traveler can explore seven halls, outdoor tanks, and VR combat rooms at their own pace, with English signage and free entry allowing an informative two-hour visit without coordination.
Why 2-3 hours visit duration is ideal for solo trip: Time to explore indoor halls, combat simulations and outdoor exhibits without rushing
Indoor Exhibition Halls:
Explore six themed galleries covering Korea’s military history from ancient times to the Korean War.
Tip: Scan QR codes at each section for English audio guides on your phone.
Combat Experience Room:
Feel battle effects with sound, light and vibration in an immersive simulation.
Tip: Arrive early to avoid lines and bring headphones for clearer audio.
Outdoor Equipment Display:
Walk among tanks, jets and artillery in the open-air plaza.
Tip: Use the map to identify each vehicle and take photos from multiple angles.
Guided English Walking Tour:
Join a two-hour tour led by a guide sharing hidden stories and artifacts.
Tip: Book online in advance for around 30,000 KRW to save your spot.
Jinsim Museum Café:
Relax with Korean and Western set meals or traditional tea on-site.
Tip: Try the Korean tea set for a quiet break between exhibits.
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Item | Cost (Approx.) |
---|---|
Optional guided tour | KRW 30,000 |
Meal at Jinsim Café | KRW 8,000 |
Coffee break | KRW 5,000 |
Total Estimated | KRW 43,000 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Visit in spring or autumn for mild weather when strolling between indoor and outdoor exhibits. In summer, carry water and visit early. In winter, wear layers for the outdoor display.
Address: 29 Itaewon-ro, Yongsan District, Seoul, South Korea
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Srinivas Tirumala
Very well organized on each and every floor. Worth spending time. Who ever visit Seoul please don't miss this place
B.J. Gober
This is a very large museum that also serves has a memorial. It will take you little over two hours to see everything. Dont skip the outside exhibits of planes,tanks missles and artillery.
Leigh D'Agostino
Quite brilliant. One of the best seen. Memorial and full of items from your Heavy weapons (planes, tanks, missiles, howitzers & choppers) to smaller yet equally important items of documentation & significance that range the entire Korean documented history. English summary provides sufficient info to follow the narrative. Interactive, AV & short clips a plenty. Really detailed if you take the audi...
Eunji Kim
The museum starts with the powerful statue of the two brothers, it really sets an emotional tone right away. Outside, there are planes and military equipment that show the scale of the conflict Inside, the exhibits are detailed and respectful, telling the stories of the soldiers and civilians affected by the war. It gives a much deeper appreciation of Korea’s history and bravery of those who foug...
KP PK
Very impressive, especially considering the access is free. If your country also participated in the U.N. forces in the Korean War, there’s a section contributed to those countries, with videos in each country’s languages. Fun to watch. Totally recommended when you visit Seoul.
Opening Hours
Hours may vary during holidays, special events, and peak seasons. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date information.
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