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Wooseokheon Natural History Museum
Korean name우석헌자연사박물관
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- Inquiries
- 031-572-9555
- Opening hours
- 10:00–19:00 (last entry 18:00)
- Closed
- Every Sunday / Monday (however, open if Monday is a public holiday)
- Admission
- [Individual]
- Adults 6,500 won
- Children: 4,000 KRW
[Group (15 or more people)]
- General 5,200 won
- Children 3,200 won - Parking
- Available
Fee (Free)
The Wooseokheon Natural History Museum, located in Jinjeop-eup, Namyangju-si, is named after the pen name 'Wooseok [愚石]' of founder Kim Jeong-woo, and means 'the house of the lovely stone.' It opened in 2003 to serve as a venue for local culture and educational activities through various authentic fossils and minerals. The exhibition halls consist of the 2nd and 3rd floors and an annex (Discovery Center), and through geological natural history specimens such as dinosaurs, minerals, and rocks systematically collected over about 30 years, it introduces third-generation exhibition techniques such as free-standing movable display stands and four-sided observation display stands to provide convenience for visitors.
(Source: Wooseokheon Natural History Museum website)
Details
- Experience Program
- Museum tour experience / Making a crystal sand frame / Making an ammonite eraser
Accessible travel information
Machine-translated from Korean.
Mobility
- Access route
- There is a ramp to the entrance, so wheelchair access is possible
- Entrance passage
- Elevator connecting the ramp entrance and the outside available
- Elevator
- Elevator available
Visual
- Tactile paving
- Braille blocks available (in front of the main entrance)_Facilities for the visually impaired
- Braille brochures
- Touch guide map available
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