Seoul Exhibition | National Museum of Korea: Unveiling the Layers of Korean History.

When traveling to Korea, don't miss the National Museum of Korea. The museum houses a collection of 420,000 rare artifacts, including axes from the Paleolithic era, ornate crowns from the Three Kingdoms period, celadon from the Goryeo period, paintings from the Joseon period, and photographs from the modern era. In addition to Korean artifacts, the museum also regularly collaborates with foreign museums to introduce and exhibit world cultural relics. The museum has three floors and is one of the largest museums in Asia. The first floor is the "Prehistoric and Ancient History Gallery" and the "Medieval and Early Modern History Gallery," the second floor is the "Donations Gallery" and the "Calligraphy and Painting Gallery," and the third floor is the "Asian Gallery" and the "Sculpture and Crafts Gallery." You can easily spend an entire day exploring the museum. In addition to free exhibitions, the National Museum of Korea offers a wide view of Seoul Tower, and in autumn, you can enjoy the colorful natural scenery. 📍Address: 137 Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul (서울특별시 용산구 서빙고로 137) 🚇Transportation: Take Subway Line 4 to Ichon Station and walk 500m