[2025 Seoul Attraction] Travel Guide for Seoul Arts Center (Updated Mar)

Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center I received an invitation to the Albert Watson photo exhibition and visited. The collaboration with luxury brands and the photos with famous celebrities were very impressive. In particular, the behind-the-scenes story of the memorial photo shoot for Apple founder Steve Jobs and the prison story were impressive. I highly recommend the best art travel destination in Korea where many exhibitions are held. #city travel #couples #seoul travel #date course

#Exhibition I visited the Getty Images photo exhibition at the Hangaram Art Museum in Yangjae-dong Arts Center It is a photo exhibition of the largest scale comparable to the Life photo exhibition It is an exhibition where you can see many photos of hot topics in the world, from old black and white photos A photo exhibition where you can read the flow of the world #Hot Place

#Exhibition This is an exhibition of Le Corbusier, a genius architect and the father of modern architecture. It was an exhibition where you can learn about his life in detail. It was a very informative and good time.

🔥 Henri Matisse: Life and Joy (Seoul Arts Center Hangaram Art Museum) ⏰ 2021.12. 21 ~ 2022.04. 10 Daily 10:00 - 19:00 (Last admission at 18:00) 🎟 Adults (20 years old and older) 20,000 won Teenagers (14-19 years old) 15,000 won Children (3-13 years old) 13,000 won Did you know that you can see 200 original paintings by Henri Matisse at Seoul Arts Center? This Henri Matisse: Life and Joy exhibition is the largest Matisse special exhibition in Korea, and you can see various works from drawings, prints, to cutouts! “I don’t draw literal tables, but the emotions they bring to me.” -Henri Matisse From the alchemist of good to the magician of color, you can encounter various Henri Matisse at Henri Matisse: Life & Joy Exhibition Don't miss it and go right now~ #HotPlace #Exhibition #HenriMatisse #Friend #FriendshipTrip #FamilyTrip #Seoul #ArtCenter #HangaramArtMuseum #NambuTerminalStation

National Geographic photo exhibition held at the Arts Center! This exhibition was a perfect exhibition to reflect on the environment~ It was so impressive that they drew the environment from various perspectives and colorfully framed plants and animals! And as expected from National Geographic, the colors of the photos were so colorful and had their own unique colors, so I think I enjoyed them even more~ #PleaseWinter #Exhibition #YearEndTravel #SeoulTravel #ExhibitionReview #SeoulExhibition #PleaseWinter

I often go to the Arts Center to see performances, and there are a few restaurants and cafes where I can spend time before the performance. 'Terarosa Arts Center Branch' Terarosa, located on the first floor of the Arts Center, is a popular place. It's located inside the Arts Center, so it's close, and since Terarosa is famous for its coffee, the coffee is guaranteed to be delicious. Americano is a bit expensive at 5,000 won, but Royal Earl Grey is only 5,000 won..! If you order Royal Earl Grey, it comes with a tea bag in a sky blue teapot and a pretty cup. The amount is huge, and the taste is also great. I can't believe I can enjoy this much black tea for 5,000 won in downtown Seoul! The amount and taste are enough to spend time chatting after the performance. • Address: 2406 Nambusunhwan-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul (1st floor of the Seoul Arts Center) • Atmosphere/Facilities: Low-light lighting and clean black interior • Special reason: Terrarosa is famous for its coffee, but its black tea is also excellent • Average price per person: 5,000 won • Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 'Little by Little' If you want to fill your stomach before a performance, I recommend Little by Little. It is a clean cafe with a white-toned interior located right across from the Seoul Arts Center. Not only Americano, but also various drinks such as Einspanner, smoothie, and fruity are priced at 4,000-5,000 won, so it is not a burden, and if you order a panini with an Americano, you get a 1,000 won discount! • Address: 7 Nambusunhwan-ro 325-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul (across from Hangaram Art Museum) • Atmosphere/Facilities: Clean and calm interior • Special reason: Very close to the Seoul Arts Center • Average price per person: 7,000 won • Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 'Katsuo' Even Mt. Geumgang is better after a meal, so you should fill your stomach before watching a performance, right? If you go one stop from Nambu Terminal Station, you will reach Gyodae Station. Katsuo is located 5 minutes from Gyodae Station. Koshihikari rice, aged sauce, and homemade breadcrumbs! I ordered Jeju black pork tenderloin cutlet and sirloin cutlet. The wasabi that came with the sauce was really a godsend. If you mix wasabi with the sauce and dip the tonkatsu in it, it is really refreshing and you can keep eating tonkatsu without getting tired of it. The portion was bigger than I thought, so I couldn't eat it with draft beer, but I think it would be a fantastic combination if I had it with draft beer! • Address: 21 Seochojungang-ro 20-gil, Seocho-gu, Seoul (Exit 13 of Gyodae Station) • Atmosphere/Facility: Clean Japanese interior • What makes it special: Homemade pork cutlet, homemade sauce, and wasabi sauce. • Average price per person: 13,000 won • Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #SeoulTravel #ValueForMoneyRestaurant #SeoulArtsCenter #PorkCutRestaurant #BlackTeaRestaurant #PaniniRestaurant #RestaurantExploration #Cafe

Seoul Arts Center, with its clever design simulating a traditional korean hat, is one of the top 10 leading arts centers in the world. It’s home for different disciplines and was established to promote Korean arts and culture. In its premises we can find an Opera House, Music Hall, Art Museum, Design Museum, Calligraphy Museum, coffe shops, recreational areas and an Arts Academy. #GiveThanks

Our trip to Seoul began with a visit to the Hangaram Art Museum. The morning sunlight streamed through the windows, and we got up early to enjoy a hearty Korean breakfast before taking the subway to the museum located in Namsan. Upon arrival, we were immediately captivated by the museum's modern design, which is simple yet elegant, and the surrounding greenery made us feel very comfortable. Entering the museum, we immediately felt the rich artistic atmosphere. The special exhibition of the day featured works by contemporary Korean artists, including paintings, sculptures, and installations. Each piece explored themes of society, culture, and personal identity, prompting us to reflect on the meaning of contemporary art. We lingered in the exhibition halls, sharing our interpretations and feelings about the art with other visitors. At noon, we enjoyed a light meal at the museum's café, savoring a local specialty rice bowl that was delicious. In the afternoon, we participated in a guided tour organized by the museum, where a professional guide introduced us to the stories behind the exhibitions and the artists' creative concepts, giving us a deeper understanding of each piece. As the day's itinerary came to an end, we picked out some art-related souvenirs from the museum shop to commemorate this cultural journey.

#New York Flight Ticket Event Address: 2406 Nambu Circulation Road, Seocho-gu, Seoul Atmosphere/Facilities: I visited for a piano concert, and the Arts Center was clean and had lots of seats, which was nice Key Points: Concert Average price per person: 20,000~ Rating: ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Master of Light Caravaggio & Faces of Baroque Korea and Italy will celebrate 140 years of diplomatic relations in 2024. To commemorate this, 10 works by Caravaggio and 57 works by Baroque artists will be exhibited. Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio is known as the founder of Baroque art and one of the three greatest genius painters of Italy. Location 2nd floor of Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center Period 2024.11. 09 ~2025.03. 27 Admission Adults (19 years old and older) 22,000 won Youth (13 ~ 18 years old) 17,000 won Children (3 ~ 12 years old) 14,000 won Admission Discount 25% discount on Shinhan Card reservations Adults 16,500 won Youth 12,750 won Children 10,500 won Opening Hours Tuesday ~ Sunday 10:00 ~ 19:00 (Last admission at 6:00 p.m.) *Closed every Monday Audio guide 3,000 won Docent program 1 person 15,000 won #Indoor date #Seoul Arts Center

What colors do we live our lives seeing? Ask yourself this question as you view this exhibition. As you enter the exhibition hall, the first thing you'll see is a video showing how Cruze Diez created his works. After watching the video, start your tour. The subtlety of the 'colors' in the space will be vividly felt when you look at others. Try to view the works in as many ways as possible and enjoy the changes in color! ⚠️ Exhibition Period: Until September 18, 2024 🌳 Address : Hangaram Art Museum, Exhibition Hall 7, Seoul Arts Center 🌻 Admission Fee : Adults 13,000 KRW ⚘ Tip : Try viewing the works from afar, up close, and right next to the paintings. Look with your eyes and also through your phone camera. You'll feel the paintings change depending on your perspective. Listening to a docent can help you see the works more clearly.

The waves and raindrops imbibe the ink and fill the paper with white light and shadows. The light deeply embedded in the Hanji paper is not solely crafted by the painter's brushstrokes. The series of rain, waves, dawn, and silence quietly strike the hearts of the viewers. There are no paintings with flamboyant colors, but there is time that paints the heavy dawn and tranquility. It has been 60 years since the 87-year-old master painter started painting. In his paintings, we discover hope for tomorrow. ⚠️ Exhibition Period: Until March 29, 2024 (Friday) 🌳 Address : Seoul Calligraphy Art Museum, Seoul Arts Center - [Viewing Hours] 10:00 ~ 19:00 (Closed on Mondays) 🌻 Admission - Free

#dreamdestination There are not many restaurants near the Seoul Arts Center, where Seocho-gu is located, that are actually easy to go to after seeing the exhibition. In that case, I recommend the "Mozart" restaurant inside the Seoul Arts Center.

📍Anthony Brown 2406 Nanwushun Ring Road, Seochogu, Seoul ➰Daegu Art Center Hangaram Art Museum (2022.04.28-2022.08.31) This is an exhibition of Anthony Brown, who is a master of fairy tale book illustrations! The exhibition is conducted with the concept of a theater, it is a warm and touching exhibition, the theme is animals🧡 There are many experience areas and photo areas, so it feels like returning to childhood.

#seoultrip I recently explored the Hangaram Arts Center Museum in Seoul, and it left me utterly enchanted. Nestled in the heart of the bustling neighborhood of Seocho-dong, this cultural gem stands as a testament to South Korea's vibrant arts scene. The museum's architecture is a striking blend of contemporary design and cultural motifs, creating an inviting space. Inside, the highlights include a diverse array of visual arts, from avant-garde exhibitions to traditional Korean masterpieces. The museum seamlessly integrates technology, providing an immersive experience through interactive installations. Adjacent to the Hangaram Arts Center, the verdant Seoul Arts Center Park offers a tranquil escape, ideal for leisurely strolls. Furthermore, the nearby Gangnam District, renowned for its trendy shops and diverse culinary scene, beckons exploration. What sets this museum apart is its dynamic programming, hosting performances ranging from classical concerts to cutting-edge theater productions. The integration of various art forms makes the Hangaram Arts Center a dynamic cultural hub. In conclusion, the Hangaram Arts Center Museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts and anyone seeking a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. Its central location and proximity to other attractions make it a captivating stop in Seoul's cultural landscape. #seoul #southkorea

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Hangaram Design Museum of Seoul Arts Center (한가람 디자인 미술관@예술의 전당) * Closed on Monday * Daily from 10-19 * Tip: Go during the weekday morning and/or early afternoon to avoid the crowd.