Traditional Korea

A free interactive exhibition that opened in February 2026 in the basement levels of Seoul City Hall. Explore a 1:1,600 scale model of Seoul and a 2-meter-diameter media sphere.

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A landmark film and performance complex on the Suyeong Riverbank in Haeundae, Busan. It operates year-round screening venues including a cinematheque and INDIEPLUS, and hosts the opening and closing ceremonies of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) each year.

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An arts creation platform run by the Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture located in the heart of Mullae-dong's dense ironworks district in Yeongdeungpo, Seoul. It hosts exhibitions, performances, and residency programs for experimental and interdisciplinary artists from Korea and abroad, and the surrounding alleys are filled with murals and sculptures by artists, creating a unique streetscape where industry and art coexist and can be explored on foot.

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The real location that appeared as the 'Kkanneu Theatre' in the Netflix global hit Poksak Soksassuda. Opened in 1935, it is the country's oldest single-screen cinema and still operates in Chungjang-ro, Gwangju.

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A free five-floor K-culture experience space at the Korea Tourism Organization Seoul Center. Film a K-Pop music-video-style clip in the XR Live Studio and visit the Tourist Information Center on the fifth floor. Closed Mondays; about a 2-minute walk from Jonggak Station.

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