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Step into the Multicultural Museum, and you’ll instantly feel like you’ve entered a vibrant world where diversity tells the real story of Seoul. This isn’t just an exhibition—it’s a heartfelt conversation about 'difference' through global stories, from Asian traditions to European artistry. Dive into interactive zones where you can try on hanbok, scan QR codes to watch real immigrant family interviews, or even design your own cultural identity. Whether you're a photo lover, a curious mind, or simply want to feel Seoul’s open-hearted spirit, this hidden gem is a must-visit—a glimpse into the future of the city!
Somerset Palace Seoul
This is the perfect choice for both families and business travelers! Located in Jongno-gu, Seoul, just a 10-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Palace and Gwanghwamun, the location couldn’t be better. The hotel offers a fitness center, seasonal outdoor pool, and even a kids’ club with childcare services, making it great for families. The spacious rooms come with fully equipped kitchens, perfect for whipping up a meal. Unwind at the bar or treat yourself to a spa massage after a long day. Whether for leisure or business, this place has everything you need!
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Recommended is Dongdaemun Living Plaza Hotel, just a 10-minute walk from the Multicultural Museum. It features family rooms, kids' activity zones, and convenient access to traditional markets and modern shopping centers. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, 24-hour front desk service, and on-site Korean cuisine restaurants for authentic dining experiences. Ideal for families seeking comfort and cultural immersion in central Seoul.
Take Seoul Subway Line 2 to Dongdaemun Station, exit 3 or 4, and walk about 8 minutes to the museum. The subway system is punctual and efficient, with a journey time of only 25 minutes from Myeongdong. The museum area has multilingual signage and free parking, making it accessible by car. Tickets can be purchased at automated machines in Korean, English, and Chinese—highly traveler-friendly.
The area hosts monthly intercultural workshops such as Korean-Japanese language exchanges, ethnic costume try-ons, and traditional festival events. Nearby Dongdaemun Cultural Park features an open-air theater hosting international music and dance performances. Visitors can also join community walking tours to local immigrant households, offering firsthand insights into diverse lifestyles and culinary traditions—perfect for understanding Seoul’s multicultural fabric.
Shinsegae Hotel Seoul is ideal, located in the heart of Dongdaemun, with floor-to-ceiling windows offering panoramic views of the Han River and city skyline. The hotel includes an outdoor garden terrace, indoor spa, and multilingual concierge service. Its rooftop bar provides stunning night views and creative Korean-inspired cocktails—perfect for unwinding after a day of cultural exploration. Just a 5-minute walk from the museum.
The Multicultural Theme Sculpture Plaza outside the museum is a must-photograph site, featuring vibrant art installations from around the world. Nearby, Dongdaemun History & Culture Park showcases illuminated ancient city walls and light art exhibitions—especially magical at night. The area’s traditional tea houses and street graffiti alleys blend heritage and modernity, creating striking backdrops for photography enthusiasts.
Open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00, closed Mondays. Admission is ₩10,000 for adults, ₩5,000 for students and seniors, and free for children under 12. Free guided tours are available every Wednesday and Saturday at 11:00 AM, and multilingual audio guides (English, Chinese, Japanese) can be rented. HopeGoo online in advance is recommended to avoid queues.
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