Free Historic Hanok Houses in Seoul
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@myfirstkorea
4 landmarks in Seoul featured in a instagram post by MyFirstKorea, verified on Google Maps: Namsangol Hanok Village, Lee Sang's House, House of Baek Inje, and 1 more.
Namsangol Hanok Village
Landmark
4.3
Five traditional houses relocated and restored from across Seoul. Open 9AM–9PM (Apr–Oct) with free entry. Don't miss the traditional craft workshops on-site.
Lee Sang's House
Historical landmark
4.1
Home of a celebrated traditional painter. Enjoy the quiet and atmospheric setting with free entry. A serene escape in the city.
House of Baek Inje
Museum
4.6
A mix of Korean, Western, and Japanese architecture built in 1913. See the unique indoor corridor connecting inner and outer quarters. Free entry makes it a must-see.
Hong Geonik's House in Pirun-dong
Place
4.6
A rare example of modern-era hanok built in the 1930s. Explore the small library, cultural programs, and exhibitions inside. Open Tue–Sun with free entry.