Introduction:
Lighting Museum was created in 2004 with the goal to restore the lost lighting culture, rediscover lighting culture by showing lights from the past, create future-oriented lighting culture, and establish and develop a pleasant lighting culture of living w
Directions Yangju Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), Exit 2. Cross the street, and take Bus 32-1 or 35. Get off at Yonsei University (연대앞). Walk to the Seommal Intersection (섬말 교차로), and turn right. Go 300m to arrive at the Lighting Museum on the left.
Tel:
• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-70-7780-8911
Information:
Lighting Museum was created in 2004 with the goal to restore the lost lighting culture, rediscover lighting culture by showing lights from the past, create future-oriented lighting culture, and establish and develop a pleasant lighting culture of living with nature and people alike. Exhibition Hall * Permanent Exhibition (1F) 1) Lighting History Hall 2) Modern and Contemporary Lighting Hall 3) Antique Lighting Hall 4) Feelux Special Artist Room 5) Light Pollution Hall 6) Light Pollution Children Lecture Room 7) Lighting Playground * Permanent Exhibition (B1) 1) Lighting Village 2) Lighting Imagination Hall 3) Story of Light through Science 4) Christmas Village Subsidiary Facilities Resting area, performance hall, nursing room Restrooms Available Admission / Participation Fees [Permanent exhibition] - Individual Adults 5,000 won / Children 4,000 won - People with disabilities Adults 2,500 won / Children 2,000 won * Adults (Age 20-64) * Discounts available for seniors over age 65 and children under age 3 (ID check required).
* During the special exhibition period, extra tickets may be required.
Parking Facilities Medium-sized & small vehicles: 80 cars Large vehicles: 10 cars Parking Fee Free
Reservation:
Reservations *
Reservation:
Reservations required for group visitors. * Group reservations (20 or more people) - Phone: +82-2-723-4283 lighting-museum.com (Korean, English)
Lighting Museum was created in 2004 with the goal to restore the lost lighting culture, rediscover lighting culture by showing lights from the past, create future-oriented lighting culture, and establish and develop a pleasant lighting culture of living w
Directions Yangju Station (Seoul Subway Line 1), Exit 2. Cross the street, and take Bus 32-1 or 35. Get off at Yonsei University (연대앞). Walk to the Seommal Intersection (섬말 교차로), and turn right. Go 300m to arrive at the Lighting Museum on the left.
Tel:
• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-70-7780-8911
Information:
Lighting Museum was created in 2004 with the goal to restore the lost lighting culture, rediscover lighting culture by showing lights from the past, create future-oriented lighting culture, and establish and develop a pleasant lighting culture of living with nature and people alike. Exhibition Hall * Permanent Exhibition (1F) 1) Lighting History Hall 2) Modern and Contemporary Lighting Hall 3) Antique Lighting Hall 4) Feelux Special Artist Room 5) Light Pollution Hall 6) Light Pollution Children Lecture Room 7) Lighting Playground * Permanent Exhibition (B1) 1) Lighting Village 2) Lighting Imagination Hall 3) Story of Light through Science 4) Christmas Village Subsidiary Facilities Resting area, performance hall, nursing room Restrooms Available Admission / Participation Fees [Permanent exhibition] - Individual Adults 5,000 won / Children 4,000 won - People with disabilities Adults 2,500 won / Children 2,000 won * Adults (Age 20-64) * Discounts available for seniors over age 65 and children under age 3 (ID check required).
* During the special exhibition period, extra tickets may be required.
Parking Facilities Medium-sized & small vehicles: 80 cars Large vehicles: 10 cars Parking Fee Free
Reservation:
Reservations *
Reservation:
Reservations required for group visitors. * Group reservations (20 or more people) - Phone: +82-2-723-4283 lighting-museum.com (Korean, English)
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