Visitors to Jeju Glass Museum and Experience
Overview
The Jeju Museum of Glass is a glass museum operated by Jeong Moon-geon, a professor at Kyung Hee University, who runs a hands-on experiential learning project based on the experience accumulated from the Kimpo Glass Museum. There are also hands-on and interesting glass lectures by Chung Moon-geun for the group of visitors as well as hands-on learning such as making vases made by direct blowing and making saucers made of glass I designed.
In the "Café Grass Garden", where the glass table as well as the interior decorations are decorated with glass works of art
You can create unforgettable events and memories. In particular, the Jeju Glass Museum is not a passive museum
There is an experience room where you can make your own glass crafts.
Through differentiated experiential learning with a glass expert who can not meet anywhere in Korea
Please enjoy the beauty of true glass.
In the "Café Grass Garden", where the glass table as well as the interior decorations are decorated with glass works of art
You can create unforgettable events and memories. In particular, the Jeju Glass Museum is not a passive museum
There is an experience room where you can make your own glass crafts.
Through differentiated experiential learning with a glass expert who can not meet anywhere in Korea
Please enjoy the beauty of true glass.
Inclusions
- Glass making
What to expect
Itinerary
8, 000 square meters of space
A beautifully mixed glass artwork with Jeju's natural scenery
A secret garden decorated with glass in a forest of ancient mysteries.
The Jeju Glass Museum is not a tourist attraction that is mainly made up of commercial interests by purchasing glass from markets or factories in China or Europe,
Designed and built by glass artists, it is Korea's only glass museum.
In the "Café Grass Garden", where the glass table as well as the interior decorations are decorated with glass works of art
You can create unforgettable events and memories. In particular, the Jeju Glass Museum is not a passive museum
There is an experience room where you can make your own glass crafts.
Family friends Lovers friends
Make a glass and make memories.
Fill your memories that are not forgotten forever into the unchanging glass.
The Jeju Museum of Glass is a glass museum operated by Jeong Moon-geon, a professor at Kyung Hee University, who runs a hands-on experiential learning project based on the experience accumulated from the Kimpo Glass Museum. There are also hands-on and interesting glass lectures by Chung Moon-geun for the group of visitors as well as hands-on learning such as making vases made by direct blowing and making saucers made of glass I designed.
Through differentiated experiential learning with a glass expert who can not meet anywhere in Korea
Please enjoy the beauty of true glass.
Opening time is 10am. Closing time is 10pm in summer (May to September) and 9pm in winter (October to April).
Stop At:
• Figure Museum Jeju, 243, Hanchang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju Island 63526 South Korea
8, 000 square meters of space
A beautifully mixed glass artwork with Jeju's natural scenery
A secret garden decorated with glass in a forest of ancient mysteries.
The Jeju Glass Museum is not a tourist attraction that is mainly made up of commercial interests by purchasing glass from markets or factories in China or Europe,
Designed and built by glass artists, it is Korea's only glass museum.
In the "Café Grass Garden", where the glass table as well as the interior decorations are decorated with glass works of art
You can create unforgettable events and memories. In particular, the Jeju Glass Museum is not a passive museum
There is an experience room where you can make your own glass crafts.
Family friends Lovers friends
Make a glass and make memories.
Fill your memories that are not forgotten forever into the unchanging glass.
The Jeju Museum of Glass is a glass museum operated by Jeong Moon-geon, a professor at Kyung Hee University, who runs a hands-on experiential learning project based on the experience accumulated from the Kimpo Glass Museum. There are also hands-on and interesting glass lectures by Chung Moon-geun for the group of visitors as well as hands-on learning such as making vases made by direct blowing and making saucers made of glass I designed.
Through differentiated experiential learning with a glass expert who can not meet anywhere in Korea
Please enjoy the beauty of true glass.
Opening time is 10am. Closing time is 10pm in summer (May to September) and 9pm in winter (October to April).
Stop At:
• Figure Museum Jeju, 243, Hanchang-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju Island 63526 South Korea
Additional information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
- Service animals allowed
- Near public transportation
- Most travelers can participate
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
- This tour/activity will have a maximum of 30 travelers
- Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Ticket delivery
You can present either a paper or an electronic voucher for this activity.
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start time of the experience.
Venture590898
January 2020
The glass museum is well presented and extremely pleasant environment! While the building seems modern and edgy the products are sweet rather than overly modern! If the gift shop is not making a huge profit it is because the gifts seem dated!
The glass museum is well presented and extremely pleasant environment! While the building seems modern and edgy the products are sweet rather than overly modern! If the gift shop is not making a huge profit it is because the gifts seem dated!Armando da Cost... D
December 2019
Worth visiting and spending a few hours enjoying many artifacts made of glass! Full of suggestions to bring back home for gifts!
Worth visiting and spending a few hours enjoying many artifacts made of glass! Full of suggestions to bring back home for gifts!