Haeden Museum

Korean name해든뮤지움

Official translation by the Korea Tourism Organization Show original

Nestled amid the beautiful landscapes of Incheon, the Haeden Museum is a private art museum that opened in 2013. It showcases works by renowned Korean artists as well as international contemporary masters, including Chagall, Frank Stella, Roy Lichtenstein, Nam June Paik, Kim Whanki, and Lee Ufan. The museum not only hosts exhibitions but also offers educational programs. Its stunning architecture, which earned the Best 7 Architecture of the Year in Korea award in 2013, centers around the concept of harmony and communication with nature, making it a perfect getaway to connect with both art and nature.

Details

Reservation guide for Korean nationals
Available

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Parking
Parking for people with disabilities available_Barrier-free facilities
Access route
A ramp is installed up to the entrance
Entrance passage
The main entrance has a ramp, making it accessible for wheelchairs (manual door)
Elevator
Elevator available
Restroom
Accessible restroom available

Visual

Braille brochures
촉지안내도

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