Yi Jun Peace Museum, The Hague: Photos, Reviews & Location

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#8 of 24 Tourist attractions in The Hague

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

0.8 km from the center of The Hague

Rating breakdown

5 ★76%
4 ★15%
3 ★5%
2 ★1%
1 ★2%

Wagenstraat 124, 2512 BA Den Haag

yijunpeacemuseum.org

06 11142399

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Yi Jun Peace Museum?: Yi Jun Peace Museum is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 420 reviews.
How does Yi Jun Peace Museum rank in The Hague?: Yi Jun Peace Museum is #8 of 24 Tourist attractions in The Hague by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Yi Jun Peace Museum located?: Wagenstraat 124, 2512 BA Den Haag — 0.8 km from the center of The Hague.
How can I contact Yi Jun Peace Museum?: Phone: 06 11142399 · Website: yijunpeacemuseum.org

Reviews (8)

롤롤롤 2024 Feb 15

MUST visit. Nothing to comment more.

Sam Lee 2023 Oct 13

Great place to visit to learn about Korean independence efforts during the Japanese occupation era. Lot of exhibits had English which was very helpful. No need to make reservations.

Graeme Miller 2023 Aug 30

Very well preserved museum run by a kind Korean couple. For people interested in the history and struggles of Korea in the past, this is a must visit place.

VECTOR XRAY (Vector Xray) 2023 Aug 23

It was a pleasant and informative visit to learn about an unknown history.

Bremi Pertiwi 2023 Jul 18

Just place who government made to remember Yi Jun as someone who killed himself and show the world if korean not like what Japan said.

S.H Y 2023 Jan 21

Very good place to see history of Korea

Youngwoo, Brian Son 2019 Apr 25

This place has historical importance for Korean. In the early 1900s, Korea did not have sovereignty because of Japan. Against this, three Korean men visited Den Haag to attend Hague Conventions (1907) and announce the circumstance of Korea at that moment. But sadly, it was not going well. One of the men who visited Hague, Yi Jun, passed away in this building. For Korean, this place is one of the symbols, our ancestors tried to get our own right from the Imperialism.