Korean Stone Art Museum (우리옛돌박물관)
우리옛돌박물관
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About this place
Step into a scene from the hit K-drama 'Queen of Tears' at the Korean Stone Art Museum (우리옛돌박물관), a serene sanctuary nestled in Seoul's Seongbuk-dong. This isn't just a picturesque backdrop; it's a profound journey into Korea's soul. The museum houses a vast collection of traditional stone artifacts, including Muninseok (stone statues of civil officials) and Dongjaseok (child-like figures) that once guarded royal tombs and villages. These weathered figures, each with a unique expression, silently narrate tales of life, death, and ancestral beliefs from the Joseon Dynasty. The museum's unique charm lies in its harmonious blend of ancient stone art with modern architecture and the surrounding natural landscape, creating a tranquil atmosphere perfect for contemplation. For the best experience, visit on a weekday to avoid crowds. The outdoor exhibition spaces are particularly stunning during spring and autumn. Don't miss the rooftop cafe, which offers panoramic views of the city alongside the stone sculptures, making it an ideal spot for that perfect aesthetic photo.
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우리옛돌박물관
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