I gave myself a nice, easy, relaxed start to my holiday in Seoul this past spring. So relaxed, in fact, that there isn’t much to say about those first few hours. I paid my old friend the National Museum of Korea a visit – as is my habit whenever I’m in Seoul – and, since I’d arrived before opening hours, I went on a leisurely stroll across the grounds. The museum’s outdoor exhibition area blends rather seamlessly into the surrounding Yongsan Family Park, so let’s think of the two as one.

First, a reminder of our present whereabouts.

Right, enough chatter.

Just a few pictures to illustrate this brief episode.

Cheerio.

One response to “Field Snapshots: Seoul’s National Museum of Korea and Yongsan Family Park (23 March 2019)”

  1. […] a morning visit to the National Museum of Korea, I made my way north to City Hall Station (Subway Line 1/2). From there, a short walk was all that […]

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