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Oct 23, 2026

Yangsan Independence Memorial Hall

A municipal memorial hall dedicated to the independence movement in Yangsan, South Gyeongsang Province, and local independence activists. It includes a permanent gallery on the first floor, special exhibitions and a children's history activity room on the second, and a history resource room on the third.

Address
20 Gyodong 5-gil, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
Nearby transit
From Yangsan Station (Busan Metro Line 2), take bus 24 to Chunchuwon/Independence Memorial Hall and walk about 10 minutes; alternatively, take bus 32 or 32-1 to Gyodong Village and walk about 9 minutes.
Hours
09:00–18:00, last admission 17:00. Permanent exhibition free; some special exhibitions may charge. Closed Mondays, January 1, Seollal and Chuseok. If Monday is a public holiday, closed on the next weekday instead; additional announced closures are possible.
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Why it matters now

The Yangsan city visitor guide checked in October 2026 lists free entry to the permanent exhibition. Children's sessions admit up to 30 people, including guardians; groups joining the first two sessions must book online in advance.

Why go

Explore local independence history and, with children, take part in age-specific activity sessions. Plan the children's room separately from the main galleries because admission is session-based and includes group-booking rules.

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Plan the visit

Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.

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Getting thereFrom Yangsan Station (Busan Metro Line 2), take bus 24 to Chunchuwon/Independence Memorial Hall and walk about 10 minutes; alternatively, take bus 32 or 32-1 to Gyodong Village and walk about 9 minutes.Find directions on NAVER Map ↗20 Gyodong 5-gil, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea
Nearby facilities & servicesOpen guide →09:00–18:00, last admission 17:00. Permanent exhibition free; some special exhibitions may charge. Closed Mondays, January 1, Seollal and Chuseok. If Monday is a public holiday, closed on the next weekday instead; additional announced closures are possible.
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