Hidden Heritage Homes of Seoul
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@iamyoungfromkorea
7 museums in Seoul featured in a instagram post by Young from Korea | travel & fashion, verified on Google Maps: Dilkusha (Albert W. Taylor House), House of Baek Inje, Old House of Choe Sunu in Seongbuk-dong, and 4 more.
Dilkusha (Albert W. Taylor House)
Historical landmark
4.5
Step inside the restored home of Albert Taylor. Feel like you're visiting an old friend. Free, but reserve in advance.
House of Baek Inje
Museum
4.6
Visit the largest privately-built hanok in Bukchon. Walk the elevated garden for scenic views. Free entry.
Old House of Choe Sunu in Seongbuk-dong
Museum
4.5
A perfectly preserved 1930s hanok. Enjoy tea on the veranda facing the serene garden. Free entry, but closed Sundays/Mondays.
Kookmin University
University
4.4
Visit the campus garden with a thatched-roof house and pavilion. The tea house offers views of the pond.
Kwon Jinkyu Atelier
Art gallery
4.8
Explore the preserved atelier of sculptor Kwon Jin-kyu. See the pigments and kiln he used. Visits by reservation only.
House of Go Huidong in Wonseo-dong
Museum
4.4
Visit the 1918 home of Korea’s first Western-style painter. Walk through the narrow, glass-lined corridors with subtle Japanese influence. Free entry.
Seoul Hongdae Tattoo Daldam studio
Store
4.9
Enjoy tea in a modern building overlooking a thatched-roof house and pond. A hanok complex opens on Wednesdays.