Eunan Natural Science Museum

Seoul, the capital city of South Korea, has many attractive and interesting places to see, that have been constantly drawing numerous visitors from all over the globe. Some of the most wonderful things to see in Seoul, are the different types of museums and galleries, which range from embroidery museums to memorials of war, from museums, and museums of folk art, to those that are dedicated to food, there are also transport museums, and museums of art and culture. One of the most educative and hence well-known museums here is the Eunan Natural Science Museum, Seoul.

The Eunan Natural Science Museum, Seoul is a private museum, which has on display rare specimens of fossils, ores, and species of insects gathered from all over the world. Comprising of six floors, with one underground, the Eunan Natural Science Museum, Seoul, houses fauna such as shellfish, insects, butterflies and birds, on the lower floors.

The third floor of the Eunan Natural Science Museum, Seoul has a concert hall, where lectures are held on the various types of flora and fauna, their life cycles, their survival strategies, and how to save them from extinction. The fourth floor has a library with much research material and data. The fifth floor has a study, as well as an ocean exhibition hall.

The fees for admission to the Eunan Natural Science Museum, Seoul, which remains open every day of the year, from 10am-6pm daily, are :

  -   Adults KRW5, 000;
  -   Students KRW4, 000;
  -   Elementary school students KRW3, 000.
  -   Discounts of KRW1, 000 for groups.