Museum shows how the Korean lived centuries ago. Lots of paintings and sculpture and artifacts etc .. visually stunning
Well maintained collection of history pieces.
Impressive but might be not interesting for everyone.
The museum is worth to visit especially when you're at Gyeongbokgung near by. I came here in Cherry blossom season in 2017. The scene is breathtakingly beautiful
I can tell this museum is the best one for local residents and the foreigners for free. Best ever! 여기 박물관은 정말 최고입니다.
Lots to see in this museum and it is a lovely contrast to the largely empty temple. There is a lot of information about the culture of Korea and its history but nothing to do with religion.
Interesting but definitely filtered.
We visited this museum towards the end of the day and we were very tired, so we didn't spend as much time as we could have here. There are some really great exhibits on how 15th and 16th century Korean life was like. Also the air conditioner was top notch as well. There's a super expensive cafe inside that serves sandwiches and coffee. You can find cheaper stuff down the street, but some of the profits of the cafe go toward supporting the museum the you got into for free.
Worth a look if you are next door in the palace. It's free and pretty
Museum with a lot of Korean history. Recommend spending an few hours here
Very interesting. Teaches you about the Korean history from pretty much the stone age.
A very nice museum with love to details. Ot is free and has a great atmoshere, interesting objects. Here you can learn how Koreans are used to live and learn insteresting facts about Kimchi!
Random exhibitions in most rooms. Quite interesting if you want to know how the people in the old korea lived. Also free admission