Museums in South Korea
Discover 3 artists’ homes, studios and creative spaces across South Korea. Browse by city or open a museum page for its description and practical visitor information.
Gahoe Museum
Seoul, South Korea
A folk painting museum in a traditional hanok in Bukchon, Seoul, dedicated to the vivid imagery of Korean minhwa.
House of Baek Inje
Seoul, South Korea
Historic Seoul residence of educator and cultural figure Baek Inje, preserved as a window into early 20th-century Korean life. A place of genuine historical and artistic significance, it offers a rare window into Baek Inje's work and life.
Park No-soo Museum
Changchon, South Korea, South Korea
The home and studio of Korean national painter Park No-soo, known for his expressive ink and colour paintings. Set in in the countryside of South Korea, the artist home draws visitors from around the world who come to experience its unique atmosphere firsthand.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of museums are included?
The collection focuses on artists’ homes, writers’ houses, architects’ studios and other places connected to creative lives.
Should I check hours before visiting?
Yes. Opening hours and admission arrangements can change, so check the official museum link before travelling.