ARTE MUSEUM Jeju아르떼뮤지엄 제주

At a glance

ARTE MUSEUM Jeju is the work of d'strict, the Korean studio behind the giant 'WAVE' screen at COEX in Seoul. It occupies an old speaker factory in Aewol, on Jeju's west side, with about 1,400 pyeong (roughly 4,600 m²) of floor space and ceilings up to 10 m high. Inside, 16 media-art exhibits cover walls and floors with moving images, sound and scent inspired by the island.

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ARTE MUSEUM Jeju · 2 tours & tickets

1. KKdayARTE MUSEUM Jeju admissionA barcode e-voucher for entry, with an option that adds the ARTE CAFE. It stays valid for 30 days, and the listing suggests 1.5–2 hours for the visit.Book
2. Trip.comARTE MUSEUM Jeju ticketAdmission tickets for ARTE MUSEUM Jeju, booked on Trip.com's page for the attraction.Book

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Tips

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  Want a drink after the show? Pick the ticket option that includes the ARTE CAFE.
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  Questions before you go: call 1899-5008.

Nearby

9.81 Park JejuA gravity-racing park in Aewol, Jeju: race motorless carts downhill with sea views, then ride back up facing Hallasan.Teddy Bear House TESEUMA teddy bear museum in Aewol where tigers, sharks and flamingos are all plush, and life-size bears are there to touch and photograph.Hallim ParkA garden park on Jeju's west coast, grown from palm seeds sown on barren sand in 1971, facing Hyeopjae Beach and Biyangdo island.Jeju Stone Village ParkAbout 5,000 volcanic stones gathered over three decades in Hallim, arranged by theme, from animal shapes to human faces.