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The Citrus Museum is a public museum dedicated to Jeju citrus fruits. It features a permanent exhibition hall, a world citrus exhibition hall, a subtropical botanical garden, and an open storage facility. The Citrus Museum highlights the history and future of Jeju citrus through various artifacts and media content, and offers citrus picking experiences during November and December.
The Da Vinci Museum is the only licensed Da Vinci museum in Asia, showcasing over 250 works created by Leonardo da Vinci. Visitors can explore a wide range of masterpieces, including the Mona Lisa, military inventions, and flying inventions. The museum operates as an interactive space where you can learn through hands-on experience and experimentation.
ExperienceThe Jeju Aerospace Museum (JAM) is an experiential museum themed around aviation and space. It features an Aviation History Hall displaying 26 actual aircraft, alongside an Astronomy and Space Hall and various themed halls. Utilizing cutting-edge technology and multimedia, the museum operates diverse exhibitions and educational programs. Through its outdoor aircraft exhibition area and observatory, the Jeju Aerospace Museum offers visitors a sense of dreams and vision.
Opened in 2008, Jeju Glass Museum is Korea's only specialized glass museum, featuring glass exhibition halls, kiln workshops, and blowing studios. A diverse collection of glass artworks offers a transparent beauty that harmonizes with the nature of Jeju, and the museum also operates hands-on craft programs such as glass blowing and candle making.
Located in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Joanne Bear Museum is the studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. Here, you can admire teddy bears crafted from natural materials. Situated on a hill where century-old pine trees and stone walls are preserved, the museum offers a peaceful place to relax while taking in the beautiful natural scenery of Jeju.
ShoppingLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex, Jungmun 5-day Market is a traditional five-day market that was officially established in 1965, having formed alongside refugees in the 1950s. Local residents primarily sell agricultural products and seafood they have harvested themselves, allowing visitors to experience the simple and heartwarming atmosphere of an old rural marketplace.
ExperiencePodo Museum is a private art museum and complex cultural space located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju. Opened on April 24, 2021, it operates in a remodeled version of the former Da Vinci Museum building designed by architect Kim Seok-cheol. The museum hosts various exhibitions that respect diversity, such as the Earth's ecological environment and human coexistence, alongside the "Salon de Podo" program. The first floor features a cafe and a souvenir shop, while the outdoor spaces—including the travertine exterior walls, gardens, and walking paths—are characterized by their harmony with Jeju's natural landscape.
NatureSeobok Exhibition Hall is a cultural and arts exhibition hall opened in 2003 to commemorate Seobok, who is said to have come to Jeju in search of the elixir of immortality for Qin Shi Huang. The hall features exhibits such as the Seobok statue, a replica of the bronze chariot from the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, and sculptures of the Terracotta Army. Located on Jeju Olle Trail Course 6, it is a wonderful spot to visit alongside the nearby Jeongbang Waterfall.
ExperienceLocated in the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Jeju, Teddy Bear Museum Jeju is the first and largest teddy bear museum in Korea, showcasing the history and works of art of the teddy bear born in 1902. The museum features various experiential spaces, including history halls, art halls, special exhibitions, and an outdoor garden, where visitors can admire unique displays such as the Louis Vuitton Bear and the 125k Bear adorned with jewels.
Located at Jungmun Beach, The Cliff is a multi-purpose amusement space offering stunning ocean views perfect for watching the sunset. The venue hosts house and techno DJ parties, cultural performances, and festivals, and visitors can also enjoy the outdoor Bali beds.
ShoppingAs the first duty-free shop in Korea designated for domestic travelers and operated by the Jeju Tourism Organization, Jeju Tourism Organization Jungmun Duty Free Store is located on the first floor of the Jeju International Convention Center. Here, you can enjoy duty-free shopping alongside your sightseeing in the Jungmun Tourist Complex. A limit of six visits per year and a single purchase limit of 800 USD apply, and the store is open to all travelers arriving via flights or ships.
CaféLocated in Namwon-eup, Seogwipo, Daehan Mokjang is an experiential ranch cafe that has opened its gates to the public in 2025 after remaining private for approximately 70 years. Spanning a vast 300,000 pyeong, the estate features expansive grasslands and lush bamboo forests, offering visitors the unique opportunity to engage in hands-on activities with animals such as horses.