Cars and a 300-Year-Old Piano at 1610 Jungsanganseoro
The World Automobile & Piano Museum in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, operates an automobile exhibition hall opened in 2008 alongside a piano exhibition hall opened in 2019. Visitors can see around 100 cars, a piano with a 300-year history, a Gotjawal forest trail, and children’s activities all in one place.
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Why the 2008 Automobile Pavilion and 2019 Piano Pavilion Are in One Place
The automobile museum at the World Automobile & Piano Museum opened in April 2008, and its official website introduces it as Asia’s first privately owned automobile museum. More than 100 historically valuable classic cars, sports cars, and Korean automobiles can be viewed in the various exhibition halls.
The piano museum opened in July 2019 and is presented as the first privately owned piano museum in the Republic of Korea. Its exhibits include 300 years of piano artworks connected to instruments loved by Beethoven, Chopin, and Haydn; the world’s only piano sculpted by Auguste Rodin; and the world’s one and only 100% 24K gold piano.
Viewing Order from Automobile Exhibition Hall 1 to the Second-Floor Sports Car Hall
Automobile Exhibition Hall 1 covers the early history of automobiles, while Hall 2 focuses on cars from the late 1930s through the 1950s. The exhibition list includes the Wolseley Siddeley, Dodge 4, Ford Model T, and Benz Patent Motor Car, allowing visitors to compare changes in the form of early automobiles.
Hall 3 displays automobiles from the 1960s through the 1970s, while Hall 4 features Rolls-Royce, Bentley, and Mercedes-Benz. The second-floor exhibition hall covers sports cars from around the world and Korean automobiles representing the Republic of Korea; the Benz 300SL and DeLorean DMC-12 are also listed among the exhibits.
The Piano Pavilion, Home to Rodin’s Piano and a 100% 24K Gold Piano
The piano pavilion lobby features European Baroque ceiling paintings and chandeliers, while Exhibition Hall 1 displays harp pianos and upright pianos. The exhibition list also includes Kirckman’s harpsichord, Rococo Style, Louis XV, and an Erard Grand Piano.
In Exhibition Hall 2, visitors can see concert grand pianos and art-case grand pianos. The piano associated with Auguste Rodin may be played directly as part of the educational tour docent program, but this docent tour must be reserved one week in advance.
Entry Begins at 09:00 and Closes at 17:20; Fees Vary by Visitor Category
As confirmed in 2026, operating hours are from 09:00 to 18:00, with admission closing at 17:20. The museum is open year-round. The individual adult admission fee is 13,000 won, the group fee is 11,000 won, and the Jeju resident fee is 10,000 won. Group rates apply to groups of 20 or more.
Middle and high school students pay 12,000 won individually, 10,000 won as a group, or 9,000 won as Jeju residents. Children aged 36 months or older pay 12,000 won individually, 10,000 won as a group, or 9,000 won as Jeju residents. Seniors, visitors with disabilities, and national merit recipients aged 65 or older pay 10,000 won individually, 9,000 won as a group, or 8,000 won as Jeju residents. Visitors eligible for these discounts and Jeju residents must present identification at the ticket office.
How to Travel from Jeju Airport to Sumbinari Bus Stop
The official transportation information states that public transportation from Jeju Airport to the museum takes approximately 40 minutes and recommends a route using a bus toward the western industrial road via Jeju Intercity Bus Terminal and Halla Hospital. The journey is described as approximately 20 minutes from Jungmun and approximately 30 minutes from Seogwipo.
Public transportation users must get off at Sumbinari Bus Stop and walk approximately 10 minutes to the museum. Since the exact bus route number is not provided on the information page, drivers may find it simplest to enter navigation search number 7923000. The address is 1610 Jungsanganseo-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province, and the lot number is 2065-4 Sangchang-ri.
Free Parking, Wheelchair Rental, and Facilities for Children
The museum has a fully equipped private parking lot, and parking is free. An electric vehicle charging station is also available, allowing visitors arriving by rental car to plan their charging. The ticket office offers luggage storage, but visitors are advised not to leave cash or valuables because of the risk of loss.
There is a stroller storage area and children’s push cars, and wheelchairs can be rented in the museum lobby. Rental inquiries can be made with the souvenir shop staff. For the children’s traffic experience, a guardian or another person who can drive must ride along, so children cannot use it on their own.
How to Add a Gotjawal Forest Walk and Children’s Activities After Viewing the Cars
The museum has a Gotjawal Healing Road, and the official information explains that more than 100 plant species inhabit this forest. The flower garden features camellias, hydrangeas, plum blossoms, verbena, and other flowers, and operates as a walking course for viewing seasonal blooms. If you had planned to see only the indoor exhibitions, adding this outdoor route will broaden the scope of your visit.
Children’s activities include riding mini electric cars and feeding flower deer. The flower deer and rabbit feeding experiences are available even in rainy weather, and there is also a driving simulator based on 3D stereoscopic video. The tea house sells snacks, beverages, and coffee, and also operates a system in which a robot makes the coffee.
What to Confirm by Phone Before Your First Visit and the On-Site Route
The visitor information phone number is 064-792-3000, and the official website is https://worldautopianomuseum.com/. General admission begins at 09:00, but entry closes at 17:20, so it is difficult to include the automobile pavilion, piano pavilion, and Gotjawal walking trail all in a late-afternoon visit. The official information does not specify a recommended viewing duration, while reviews mention approximately one to two hours.
On a first visit, it is easiest to enter through the ticket office, see Automobile Exhibition Halls 1 through 4 and the second floor first, and then move to the piano lobby and Exhibition Halls 1 and 2. Afterwards, add the Gotjawal Healing Road, flower garden, and activity areas according to the weather and your energy level. Since no information is provided about permitted photography areas, English Information or audio guides, or whether the facility is cash-only, visitors for whom these three points are important should call 064-792-3000 before departing.
Before You Go
- Address
- 1610 Jungsanganseo-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province (lot number: 2065-4 Sangchang-ri, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si)
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00 (admission closes at 17:20)
- Closed
- Open year-round
- Admission
- Adults: individual 13,000 won · group 11,000 won · Jeju resident 10,000 won / Middle and high school students: individual 12,000 won · group 10,000 won · Jeju resident 9,000 won / Children aged 36 months or older: individual 12,000 won · group 10,000 won · Jeju resident 9,000 won / Seniors, visitors with disabilities, and national merit recipients aged 65 or older: individual 10,000 won · group 9,000 won · Jeju resident 8,000 won
- Phone
- 064-792-3000
- Official site
- https://worldautopianomuseum.com/
- Transport
- Approximately 40 minutes from Jeju Airport, 20 minutes from Jungmun, and 30 minutes from Seogwipo; approximately a 10-minute walk after getting off at Sumbinari Bus Stop; navigation search number 7923000
- Parking
- Parking available; fully equipped private parking lot with free parking
- Time needed
- Approximately 1–2 hours according to reviews
- Accessibility
- A stroller storage area and children’s push cars are available, and wheelchairs can be rented in the museum lobby
The information above is current as of the time of writing. Check the official information again before visiting.
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