Fatherland Liberation War Victory Museum

The Memorial Hall of Victory in the Korean Fatherland Liberation War is located on the bank of the ordinary river at the junction of Xinxin Street and Hero Street, 6 kilometers east of Kim Il Sung Square. The memorial opened in August 1953 and was formerly known as the National Liberation War Memorial. Originally located in Jiefangshandong in the central area of Pyongyang, it was later moved to the ordinary riverside at the junction of Xicheng District and ordinary Jiang District. In April 1974, it was renamed the National Liberation War Victory Memorial Hall. The National Liberation War Victory Memorial Hall covers a total area of 60,000 square meters and a total construction area of 52,000 square meters. The memorial hall consists of a 204-meter-long 3-story main building, a circular building, a panorama hall of the Daejeon Battle and several auxiliary podium buildings. The memorial hall has more than 80 showrooms. There are the Anti-Japanese Struggle Period Pavilion, the Democratic Revolution Period Pavilion, the National Liberation War Period Pavilion, the Korean People's Army's various arms and services pavilions, the Republic Heroes Pavilion, the Rear People's Struggle Pavilion, etc. There is also a Chinese People's Volunteer Army Pavilion, which is divided into 4 exhibition rooms. Pictures and materials about the Volunteer Army entering the DPRK.