Museums in Korea

A museum that introduces the history and value of the Seoul City Wall, which was constructed to display the authority of Hanyang, the capital during the Joseon Dynasty, and to defend against external

A museum that retraces the history of the former Dongdaemun Stadium site.

A museum where you can reminisce about the history of Dongdaemun Stadium, which opened as Gyeongseong Stadium during the Japanese colonial period and was demolished in 2007.

A place where the history and culture of Eunpyeong and the future of hanok dwell together

An interactive game museum

The only children's museum in the Gangnam area that exhibits and educates about the ancient history and culture of Seoul's Han River basin

Book Culture experiencing through the Five Senses, Songpa Book Museum

The Seoul Urban Life Museum is a modern life and history museum that focuses on exhibitions and programs that allow guests to reminisce and interact with the memories of Seoul's citizens.

A museum that shares the value of craft and aims to be the key to unlocking the future of craft.

The National Aviation Museum of Korea is the first museum of its kind in Korea and is located on the site of Gimpo Airport in Gangseo-gu, Seoul. The museum consists of various exhibitions and interactive displays where visitors can witness the past, present, and future of aviation come together.

Seoul's primary cultural institution that houses a collection of records, related to both the public and the city government.

Located in the Woonjung Green Campus, the second campus of the Sungshin Women's University, invites visitors to learn about traditional Korean attires, as well as the history of nature.

Seosomun Shrine History Museum is a history museum where visitors can go see the history of Catholicism in the late Joseon Dynasty.

Hwanghakjeong Korean Archery Gallery is a place where visitors can go to learn about the history of archery in Korea and see the excellent quality of Korean bows.

Hwanghakjeong is an archery field built by Emperor Gojong who strongly believed that archery was the best activity for training one's body and spirit.

A museum preserving forgotten culture by integrating it with the culture and arts of today.

A new cultural space constructed from old buildings, located in Saemunan.

Gongpyeong Historic Sites Museum was created when well preserved 16th century Joseon sites were dug up during redevelopment phases of Gongpyeong district 1, 2, and 4.

The Lotte World Folk Museum highlights Korean folk culture through miniature displays.

The Museum of Medicine is a medical museum located at Seoul National University's medical school.