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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.
ExperienceLocated in Jocheon-eup, Jeju-si, the Dolhareubang Museum is a park of life and peace, personally developed over 15 years by local Jeju resident and director Kim Nam-heung. The museum features faithful recreations of 48 Dolhareubang statues gathered from various parts of the island, alongside various modern interpretations of Dolhareubang and approximately 250 sculptures displayed outdoors. Along the Gotjawal walking trails, visitors can connect with nature while observing diverse flora, such as ferns and Smilax china.
ShoppingDongmun Traditional Market is a representative traditional market of Jeju Island, established shortly after Korea's liberation in 1945. It offers a wide variety of goods, including vegetables, fruits, seafood, and clothing. In particular, fresh seafood and fusion dishes such as sliced hairtail and abalone innards rice samhap are highly popular. Together with the Dongmun Traditional Fish Market, it functions as the largest permanent market on Jeju Island.
Shopping93 Goseongojo-ro, Seongsan-eup, Seogwipo-si, Jeju-do
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.
ExperienceOpened in 1984, the Jeju Folklore & Natural History Museum is a museum that collects and exhibits Jeju Island's archaeological and folklore materials, as well as specimens of animals, minerals, plants, and marine life. The lobby features a 12.6-meter-long whale skeleton specimen and a large-scale fish diorama, while the Natural History Exhibition Hall offers a three-dimensional viewing experience of approximately 1,500 items, including Jeju Island's geology and various flora and fauna specimens.
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.
ExperienceJeju Holic Museum is an experiential exhibition space created by upcycling a former sanatorium. It consists of five distinct areas that reinterpret Jeju's unique content through light and illumination, pop-up stores, and an outdoor garden. Visitors can discover a new charm of Jeju through firefly and jellyfish object art, the Tangerine Garden themed around citrus, and various interactive games.
The Jeju Museum of Art is a representative art museum in Jeju, featuring a unique design that makes it appear as if it is floating on water. The surrounding area is equipped with a symbolic plaza, a grassy lawn, an open-air cafe, and walking trails, serving as a wonderful space for relaxation. Additionally, various cultural and artistic events, such as concerts, are held at the outdoor stage shaped like the Baengnokdam crater of Hallasan.
ExperienceJeju National Museum is an archaeological and historical museum that systematically exhibits, preserves, and researches the history and cultural heritage of Jeju, showcasing artifacts ranging from the prehistoric era to the Joseon Dynasty and the unique Tamra culture. Visitors can experience the stories of the Jeju people and the history embedded in nature, while also enjoying various special exhibitions and educational programs.
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.