NatureLee Jung-seop Art Museum
An art museum exhibiting the works of genius painter Lee Jung-seop, created throughout a turbulent era of Korean history
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NatureAn art museum exhibiting the works of genius painter Lee Jung-seop, created throughout a turbulent era of Korean history
CaféA bakery cafe where you can enjoy European-style architecture and panoramic sea views
NatureLocated within the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju, the Joanne Bear Museum serves as both the creative studio and exhibition space of teddy bear artist Joanne Oh. The museum features a diverse collection of 16-inch teddy bears, each meticulously hand-stitched using original mohair woven in-house and colored with natural dyes. Set against a backdrop of Jeju’s breathtaking natural scenery—including its iconic stone walls, wind-swept landscapes, and pine trees—the Joanne Bear Museum offers a serene space for healing and inspiration.
NatureOpened in April 2021, PODO Museum is a private contemporary art museum located in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju. The museum hosts diverse exhibitions that explore themes such as the Earth's ecological environment, the coexistence of humanity, and the voices of marginalized communities, all while celebrating the beauty of diversity. The museum is located near the renowned Podo Hotel, designed by architect Itami Jun, and offers convenient amenities including a spacious parking lot and electric vehicle charging stations.
CaféLocated in Yakmae Village, nau CAFÉ Jeju is an atmospheric space where nature and architecture blend seamlessly, greeted by the soothing sound of flowing water at its entrance. The two-story cafe doubles as a curated lifestyle space, featuring the 'nau HOME' product line alongside a unique select shop. Visitors can enjoy exploring a diverse collection of innovative products from Jeju-based entrepreneurs and local brands that embody the values of sustainability.
CaféOriginally built in 1987 as a chairman's private villa, Jungmun Byeoljang is a sophisticated multi-cultural space located near the Jungmun Tourist Complex in Seogwipo, Jeju. Spanning a vast 3,500-pyeong estate, the property features an exotic garden where citrus groves, palm trees, and traditional Jeju stone houses with basalt walls blend seamlessly together. Operating as both a cafe and a pub, Jungmun Byeoljang offers a tranquil sanctuary where visitors can unwind with coffee amidst the sweet fragrance of tangerine blossoms and the breathtaking beauty of nature.
CaféChinbong Sanjang is a cafe that is vintage yet stays true to its mountain lodge concept. You are surprised once again by the image emanating from the exterior and the overwhelming atmosphere the moment you open the door and step inside, feeling as if you have entered a movie.
NatureOpened on October 4, 2008, Soam Memorial Hall is a dedicated space designed to honor the life and artistic legacy of Soam Hyun Jung-hwa, a master of 20th-century Korean calligraphy. The hall features permanent and special exhibition rooms, as well as Jobeomsanbang—the master's former residence, which houses the Soam Biography Room and his creative studio. Visitors can immerse themselves in his profound works and trace his life story through the exhibits. Additionally, the hall serves as a welcoming cool retreat for travelers seeking respite from the heat.
CaféLocated within the scenic Sanbangsan and Yongmeori Coast tourist district in Seogwipo, Jeju, Sanbangsan Land is a charming amusement park that has become a favorite destination for students and teenagers on school trips. The park offers a variety of exciting attractions, including a thrill-seeking Viking ride—noted as one of the highest in Korea—as well as a classic carousel and mini Viking rides, ensuring fun for visitors of all ages.
CaféDerived from the Jeju dialect word for a pile of stones gathered while tilling fields, Veke is a naturalistic garden space located in Sinhyo-dong, Seogwipo. Eschewing artificial embellishments, Veke embraces the raw, untouched beauty of Jeju's nature. Once a cafe, the space has been reborn as an ecological sanctuary centered around its breathtaking gardens.
CaféA nature-style resort hotel modeled after the Tuscany region of Italy
CaféLocated along the coast of Ilgwa-ri, Daejeong-eup, Seogwipo-si, Insmil is a cafe inspired by an "old grain warehouse." It boasts a spacious garden filled with palm trees and cycads, offering an exotic atmosphere reminiscent of a Southeast Asian resort. The cafe serves signature menu items such as "Bori-gaeyeok"—a traditional barley powder drink—along with beverages made with natural honey from Seogwipo and various barley-based desserts, including barley ice cream.