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Gim Taekhwa Art Museum
In Korean: 김택화 미술관
Gim Taekhwa Art Museum is an art museum that shows old Jeju scenery through 122 oil paintings by the painter Gim Taekhwa (1940–2006), who painted the original artwork for the 'white' packaging of Hallasan Mountain soju.
A cafe on the 2nd floor is decorated like a studio, and you can see the scenery through floor-to-ceiling windows. It is open 10:00–18:00 and closed every Thursday and on January 1. Individual admission is 15,000 won for adults, and parking is free.
Source: Korea Tourism Organization · KOGL Type 1
Gim Taekhwa Art Museum before you go
Hours
10:00–18:00
Closed days
Every Thursday / January 1
Fees
[Individual] - Adult 15,000 won - Youth/military 12,000 won - Child / Senior and above 9,000 won [Jeju resident] - Adult 12,000 won - Youth/military 10,000 won - Child / Senior 8,000 won ※ Free: aged 5 and under ※ See the website and call for details
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Gim Taekhwa Art Museum FAQ
How much is admission to Gim Taekhwa Art Museum?
For individuals, adults pay 15,000 won, teenagers and soldiers 12,000 won, and children and older adults 9,000 won. For Jeju residents, adults pay 12,000 won, teenagers and soldiers 10,000 won, and children and older adults 8,000 won. Children 5 and under enter free.
When is Gim Taekhwa Art Museum closed?
It is closed every Thursday and on January 1. On open days you can visit 10:00–18:00, and parking is free.
What spaces does Gim Taekhwa Art Museum have?
Past the archive room, Exhibition Rooms 1 and 2 and the art shop, you reach the cafe on the 2nd floor. In the exhibition rooms you can see 122 oil paintings by Gim Taekhwa.