Yeongju Bean World Science Museum

The Soybean World Science Museum is a science museum built with the soybean theme. Soybeans are a crop native to the Korean Peninsula that has been growing on our land since prehistoric times. They are closely related to our lives and can be found in various traces in old literature. If you are curious about soybeans, our representative food and a healthy food for people around the world, you can study them from various historical, economic, and cultural perspectives through the exhibition materials of the Soybean World Science Museum. You can also learn about soybeans through various experience programs (making keyrings, planting pumice pots, making mobile suncatchers, and assembling a model of a village where soybeans grow). The Soybean World Science Museum, located in Yeongju, the main producing and producing area of ​​soybeans, is an experiential learning space where you can learn about the infinite value and diverse knowledge of soybeans.

Details

Admission fee

Free admission for preschool children under 6 years old when accompanied by a guardian

Parking fee

Free

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking

There is a parking space exclusively for the disabled (Kong World Science Museum parking lot for 6 cars)

Access route

Wheelchair accessible with no steps to the entrance (automatic door)

Elevator

single-story building

Restroom

Accessible restroom available