Busan Cultural Center and Municipal Museum | ||||
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The main theater opened in 1977. In 1993, with several smaller theaters were added, along with an art
gallery, music room, performance stage, and other exhibition areas. The main theater seats over 1,600
people, while the medium-sized one seats 886 and the small-sized one has room for 249 people.Information: (051) 625-8130 Admission: depends on performances and exhibitions Directions: Subway line 2, Daeyeondong Station, exits 3 & 5, 10 minutes walking towards UN intersection
Opened in 1978, the Busan Municipal Museum exhibits cultural assets dating from ancient times. It aims to
improve people's understanding of Korean culture and to provide data for professional researchers. It
preserves the results of academic researches and the remains revealed during these studies related to Busan.
The museum grounds also provide a place of relaxation. Other important dates:1986- Temporary Capital Memorial Center opened 1992- Kama Exhibition Center opened 1993- Busan Folklore Museum opened Information: (051) 624-6341 Hours: 09:00 ~ 18:00 Closed: Every Monday, Jan. 1 (If a holiday falls on a Monday, closed the next day.) Admission: Adults (19~64 years old): 500 won (groups 300 won) Youths (13~18 years old): 300 won (groups 200 won) Free: children 12 years old and under, seniors 65 years old and over, and handicapped * Saturdays are free Directions: Subway line 2, Daeyeon Station
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