Leeum Museum of Art (with kids)

Private museum with a relatively large collection. There was no queue when we got here, and you need to exchange tickets for the free exhibition. Love the flow of the museum from the top to bottom floor, great for photos. There is wifi available as well. The staff we encountered speak really good English, and were super helpful. This is a really cool exhibition to visit!

This is a private museum but there are many other items that are well arranged. You can borrow a device to wear on your body, when you pass by each item, it will automatically play information about the item. I prefer to see the antiques than the modern art installations. The architecture of the building is also something I like.

As someone who enjoys going to museum, it's a bit underwhelming especially the paid one. I have no problem with the free access area since I find it really nice - though I feel it's too empty. For the paid, I manage to catch the Pierre Huyghe Liminal and the other one with KB as sponsor and it feels very limited. I don't think it was worth 20,000원 but OK I guess...

The ticket queues were long, but quick turnaround. Museum staff could speak English and were very polite, introducing the various exhibits happening (do check in advance on their website what is currently on display) and the price of the ticket. I got the ticket that covered all exhibitions. There were 3 areas of exhibition. Depending on how long it takes for you to appreciate the work, the whole...

Nice but not a must visit. It was really crowded when i went as it was raining and other attractions were closed due to the president impeachment. It was hard to find an umbrella storage - I had to wait 20 minutes for a locker as I couldn't take my umbrella with me. I was able to buy a ticket on the day.