This memorial hall was opened on March 5, 2010 in honor of the makers who worked behind the construction of the Incheon Bridge. It is located at one end of the Incheon Bridge, towards Yeongjongdo Island. The hall displays audio and video data documenting the entire construction process of the bridge. You can also see the materials on display illustrating the construction of the bridge and its role as a great gateway connecting Korea with the rest of the world.

The entire hall is divided into 4 floors. The 1st floor displays business outline, history, videos, project execution processes, business structure and growth. The 2nd floor displays bridge structure, preliminary research and analysis done, ground research, planning technology, construction process, building material description, maintenance system and digital library. The 3rd floor has the engineering technologies involved in the construction process, a rest area and a special “experience” space to attract the visitors to the Incheon Bridge. The 4th floor is the Observatory floor. It gives a bird’s eye view of the Songdo business district and the Incheon Bay.

• No reservation is necessary for individuals.
• If you are in group, make reservation one week prior via the Internet.
• Two guides are there for assistance.
• Pre-recorded audio (English, Japanese, Chinese) devices are available on rent at the information  desk on the 1st floor.
• Taking non-commercial photo is allowed.

• Entry is free.

• The hall is closed on Choo suk of Solar and Lunar Calendar.

• From Yeongjong IC – get on the coastal road – take left at the coastal road

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