아프리카 박물관 At a glance
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Free parking.
Hours
Daily 10:00–18:50; last entry 18:00.
Closed
Open all year.
Admission
Adults and university students KRW 11,000, teens KRW 10,000, children KRW 9,000.
Booking
Klook sells admission tickets.
The African Museum opened in Seoul's Daehangno district in November 1998 and moved to Jeju in December 2004, into a new building on the east side of the Jungmun Resort, near the International Convention Center. The building is modeled on the Great Mosque of Djenné in Mali, the world's largest earthen building and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Inside, the museum introduces the culture of the African continent from a variety of angles.
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Tips
- Jusangjeolli Cliff is on the same road (Ieodo-ro), so the two make an easy pair.
- Phone: 064-738-6565.
Nearby
Jusangjeolli CliffTall basalt columns, 30–40 m high, line about a kilometer of shore on the Jungmun coast, with waves crashing against them.
Jeju JetHigh-speed jet boat rides and parasailing off the Jusangjeolli basalt cliffs, leaving from Daepo on Seogwipo's south coast.
JM Grand Bleu YachtOne-hour yacht cruises from Daepo Port along the Jusangjeolli basalt columns, with fishing, drinks and snacks on board.Jungmun Equestrian ParkA beginner-friendly riding center near Jungmun with a sea-view coastal course, staff-led rides and horse feeding.Facts and main photo: Korea Tourism Organization (TourAPI). The photo is used under KOGL Type 1 (Korea Open Government License, attribution). KOGL
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Checked Oct 18, 2026