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An art complex in Yeongwol built inside a former liquor museum.

Yongwol Y Park is a complex art space created when sculptor Choi Ok-young redesigned the former Sulsaem Museum (a liquor-themed museum). It sits in Jucheon-myeon, Yeongwol, Gangwon, and combines contemporary art installations, a museum, and craft workshops across a large outdoor land-art setting. Works such as "Red Bamboo," "Red Pavilion," and "Moksung (Jupiter)" use the artist's signature red color throughout the space.

What to know

  • In KoreanCopied
  • Typically spend1–2 hours

How to get there

1467-9, Songhakjucheon-ro, Yeongwol-gun, Gangwon
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Hours

All year round
Mon – Sun10:00 – 18:00

Last admission 17:00.

Admission

Young Moon Pass — Adult/Youth (middle school+)₩15,000
Young Moon Pass — Child (Age 3–elementary)₩10,000
Young Moon Pass — National merit / senior / welfare card₩13,000
Young Moon Pass — Gangwon-do / Jecheon resident₩12,000
Young Moon Pass — Yeongwol county resident (membership)₩7,500
Young Moon Pass — Happy Hero (Gangwon fire/police/36th Div.)Free
Special Hall add-on (requires Young Moon Pass)₩5,000
  • Group visits (25+) available by phone reservation.

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Last updated Jul 18, 2026

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