Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum, Seoul
South Korea - Daegu - Incheon - Jeju - Seoul - Daejeon
The Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum has a host of collection that belongs to that of ancient Europe and Egypt. Get an insight into the rich collection of the European culture and the Egyptian relics. The collections of the museum are the contribution of the great American archeologist, Doctor Kenneth Vine. Finally the Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum was donated to Reverend Park Abraham. See the excellent ranges of collections that totally sum to a total of around 750 pieces of art. The Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum has three exhibition rooms. See the beautiful earthen vessels of the Mycaenae and Thilisteines, an Egyptian mummy that dates back to the 10 BC. The Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum also houses a gold ring that belongs to the Byzantine Empire.
The exhibition is divided into three unique themes or concepts namely the
creation of the God, the corruption of the human beings and the recovery of
the human beings.
Location
The Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum of Seoul is located at the Oryu
2(i)-dong.
Opening Hours
The Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum of Seoul is open for public
viewing from 10 in the morning till 5 in the evening from Tuesdays to Saturdays.
On Sundays the museum remains open from 1pm. to 5 in the evening. While on the
Mondays the Abraham Park Kenneth Vine Collection Museum of Seoul remains closed.
Nearest station
The museum can be accessed from Line 2 that leas to the Oryu-dong station.
Admission
- Adults require KRW 2,000
- Children require KRW 1,000