History in the streets of Miryang
In downtown Miryang, the Haecheon area is presented as a heritage streetscape remembering Korea's independence struggle. Miryang City lists the Haecheon anti-Japanese-resistance theme street, Uiyeol Memorial Hall and Uiyeol Experience Center among its historic local sights. Instead of treating them as a single attraction, look at the street setting, then decide how to divide your indoor visit.
Read the history at the Memorial Hall
Opened in 2018, the Uiyeol Memorial Hall introduces important episodes in the independence movement. The city's description points to historical timelines and film on the first floor and displays on Uiyeoldan's founders and independence activist Choe Subong on the second. Its address is 25-12 Nosangha 1-gil, Miryang. The operator lists 09:00–18:00, last admission 17:40, with free entry. Entry is unavailable during the 12:00–13:00 lunch break.
Try the interactive Experience Center
The separate Uiyeol Experience Center, opened in 2022, introduces the period through quizzes and hands-on displays. The operator lists its location as 27 Nosangha 1-gil, with hours 10:00–17:30 and last admission 16:45. Interactive rooms close for equipment inspection 12:00–13:00. Individual tickets are KRW 4,000 for adults and KRW 2,000 for primary-to-high-school students. Both venues normally close Mondays; verify holiday exceptions and temporary closures.
Before you set out
An older Miryang city market-tourism page lists No. 25-12 for the Experience Center too, while the operator's venue-specific information gives No. 27. Search by the full venue names and check the operator's address. From Miryang Station, the operator describes buses 3, 5, 7-1 or 9 to Naei-dong Post Office, then a walk of about five minutes. Live bus times and available parking are not confirmed.
See Miryang City's Memorial Hall page and the operator's Experience Center page.