Top Things to do In Yongin-si 2021

"Open year aroudn. 13,000 won admission (about $13)OMG!!! All kind of teddy bear.... so cute that you would want to take picture with every single of them because they are all dressed in different outfit. Love the Korean traditional hanbok ones~ Adorable!!!Perfect family outing with the kids. They will enjoy it so much!!The Subway: Subway Line 1 & 6, Dongmyo Station, Exit 6"

"The Korean Art Museum has a strong artistic atmosphere, and the environment is also very good and elegant. Come here to visit and have a long experience!"

"Yongin Cultural Relics Exhibition Hall, here is mainly to learn about a lot of South Korea, some history and culture of Yongin, friends who like history, come here to take a look, not bad!"

"People nowadays are really different, and they have everything. This love museum can be said to be a testimony of the love of many young friends. It is very unique and suitable for some couples to visit."

"It is a lovely place. You will be able to learn a lot about the Korean history. A lot to explore. Great place to be. Plus the view outside of the museum is really nice too."

"This museum is very nice. It has permanent exhibitions of the everyday lives of Ancient Koreans. This museum has a nice cafe that you can sit and get ice cream, coffee, etc from. The muesum is clean and easy to navigate around. I recommend checking it out if you want to learn more about ancient Korean history."

"In this museum, you can admire a lot of strange stones. If you are a friend who likes jade collection, come here to take a look, it is still very rewarding!"

"This is a good place to visit. Personally I found it very humbling and sad when I saw the wall listed with the names of the soldiers who lost their lives. You must have at least 2hrs to spare. It is free but I would pay to get in because I love museums."

"A filming location where Korean-style TV dramas and movies are included. It includes many parts. You can learn about the latest Korean version of film and television information, as well as promotional posters and some props. This location is also quite large."

"Modern art meets tradition and East meets West at The Leeum Museum. The museum is split into 2 sections, one for Korean traditional art and antiquities, and the other for modern art by both Korean and international artists. I found the Korean antiquities to be a bit boring, and if you're like me, you can speed through that section and dedicate most of your time to the modern art, which includes some awesome larger and full-room installations. You can easily view the whole museum in 2 hours. Since it's walking distance from the Grand Hyatt and Namsan Tower, it pairs nicely with brunch at the Hyatt or a walk up to Seoul Tower for a compete day."