[2025 Siheung-si Attraction] Travel Guide for Sojeon Museum (Updated Jul)

#EmotionalCafe #SiheungCafe #BookCafe #LargeCafe Even though I visited almost at opening time, I saw the full parking lot and the crowds of people, and I was embarrassed thinking, Is it just me who didn't know? ^^; ㅎㅎ Please note that you can read the books on display freely and just take them back to their original place!!! It has a wide space and seats on the 1st and 2nd floors, and the ceiling is wide, so it feels more open, so even though there were a lot of people, it didn't feel too noisy or uncomfortableㅎㅎ I recommend it because the combination of Americano and BLT sandwich is great👍🏻 📍The Forest Sojeon Art Museum 41 Soraesan-gil, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do ✔️825m from Exit 3 of Siheungdaeya Station ✔️Daily Bakery 10:00~21:00 Cafe, Brunch 10:30~18:30 Break Time 14:00~16:00

#OutdoorDate I'll introduce you to a great large cafe in Siheungdae Station It's a cafe next to Changhwa Space!!! It's a cafe with an art gallery motif 📍The Forest Sojin Art Museum Address: 41 Soraesan-gil, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do Time: 10 AM - 21 PM I didn't know that this is also the filming location for the drama Tears of Love This is a cafe where you can read books It's a complex cultural space that operates as a book cafe and an art gallery!! The garden is also spacious, so it's great to go with kids There's a second floor and terrace seats, so you can sit wherever you want!! There's also an exhibition hall on the second floor, so it'd be nice to look around Since it's a large cafe and a complex cultural space, you can enjoy various things while drinking coffee, so it's like killing two birds with one stone!! You should definitely go!!

The Sojeon Art Museum in Siheung, which exhibits a collection focused on ceramics. There is a public parking lot near the museum that is shared with other restaurants. Since it is an outdoor parking lot and the lot is not that small, parking was not too difficult, but since there are many people visiting this area on the weekends, it takes a while to park. The Bourdelle sculpture was right at the entrance. It was originally outside, but it was decided that it was an expensive piece of art and could not be placed outside, so it was brought inside. The museum had a neat feeling overall, with a harmony of wooden floors and white walls. Since the ceramics on display have a Korean sensibility, the neat interior seemed to blend in with the artwork. The piano on the first floor is also a piece of art. It is usually closed and used for exhibition purposes, but it is often tuned and used when there is a performance at the museum. There is also an exhibition on the second floor, and the view of the first floor from here is really beautiful. The spiral staircase leading down from the second floor to the first floor also feels like a sculpture. In addition, the seasonal changes seen through the large windows are also beautiful. There is also a garden behind the museum, and I heard that the founder of the museum had a hobby of collecting rocks, so he bought and stored pretty and good rocks. They say that flowers bloom in the spring, so it would be good to visit every season. In addition, there are other exhibits in the front yard, including Cesar's thumb artwork, so I hope you also visit the garden.

A space that was once a group chairman's villa became known as a specialized pottery museum in 1996, and last March, it was reborn as a bakery cafe concept, a complex cultural space. The serene atmosphere of the space was impressive. Operating Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Closed every Monday) Address: 41 Soraesan-gil, Siheung-si, Gyeonggi-do, Sojeon Art Museum Parking: Private parking available