EasyTicket Arte Museum Yeosu
📍 덕충동, Yeosu
This is an immersive media art exhibition hall on the 3rd floor of Building A in the Expo International Pavilion at Yeosu. Video fills the walls and floors of a roughly 1,400-pyeong space, so you view the works by walking through them.
Videos themed around nature, including flowers and jungles, beaches and waves, and coral reefs, continue from room to room, alongside large-scale works from a Musee d'Orsay collaboration and reinterpreted Joseon paintings.
Because it's indoors, weather is not an issue, and if you take your time taking photos, it can take close to two hours. It works well as a backup plan for rainy days or bright midday hours in peak summer.
Visitor information
| Address | 전라남도 여수시 박람회길 1, 여수세계박람회 국제관 A동 3층 |
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| Opening hours | 10:00~18:00 (last admission 17:00) |
| Closed days | Open year-round |
| Admission | Adults 19,000 won · teenagers 15,000 won · children 12,000 won |
| Parking | Use the Yeosu Expo underground parking lot; register at the ticket booth for complimentary parking time |
| Contact | 1899-5008 |
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Useful tips
- A quick visit takes 1 hour; if you plan to take lots of photos, set aside 2 hours.
- Parking validation is handled at the ticket office, so take care of it when you pick up your ticket.
- An elevator connects the underground parking lot to the 3rd floor, so it's convenient with a stroller too.
- The interior is dark, so bright-colored clothes will show up more clearly in photos.
- It's in the same area as Yeosu EXPO Station and Aqua Planet Yeosu, so it's efficient to visit them together.
Frequently asked questions
How much time should I set aside for the visit?
If you move quickly, it takes a little over an hour; if you sit in each room, look around, and take photos, plan on about two hours. Last admission is at 17:00, so a late-afternoon visit can feel rushed.
Is it okay to visit with kids?
The floors and walls are fully covered in video projections, making it a good layout for kids to run around and watch. Still, the lighting is dark and some rooms have steps in the floor, so it's safer to hold hands as you move.
