Discover the Rich History of Journalism at PRESSEUM
Explore the evolution of journalism at PRESSEUM, Seoul's premier museum dedicated to the history of newspapers and media.
Nestled in the vibrant Jongno District of Seoul, PRESSEUM offers a unique glimpse into the world of journalism and the evolution of newspapers. This museum is not just about ink and paper; it's a celebration of the power of the written word and its profound impact on society. Visitors can explore a variety of interactive exhibits that showcase the history of journalism, from its humble beginnings to the digital age. Each exhibit is thoughtfully curated to engage and educate, making it suitable for all ages. As you wander through the museum, you'll encounter fascinating artifacts, including vintage newspapers, typewriters, and photographs that document significant moments in history. The museum's design encourages exploration, allowing guests to delve deep into the stories behind the news. Educational programs and workshops are often held, providing insights into the art of reporting and the importance of press freedom. PRESSEUM is not only a place for history buffs; it’s an experience that resonates with anyone who values communication and media. The museum's central location also makes it convenient for tourists looking to explore other attractions in Seoul. After your visit, you can take a leisurely stroll around the area, soaking in the rich culture and history that surrounds this remarkable city.
Local tips
- Visit during weekdays to avoid crowds and have a more intimate experience.
- Check the museum's schedule for special exhibitions or workshops to enhance your visit.
- Take advantage of the interactive exhibits to engage more deeply with the history of journalism.
- Consider joining a guided tour for in-depth insights and stories behind the exhibits.
- Don't forget to explore the surrounding Jongno District, rich in history and culture.
A brief summary to 신문박물관 PRESSEUM
- Sejong-daero, 152, Ilmin Museum of Art, 5, 6층, Jongno District, Seoul, 03187, KR
- +822-2020-1880
- Visit website
- Tuesday 10 am-6:30 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-6:30 pm
- Thursday 10 am-6:30 pm
- Friday 10 am-6:30 pm
- Saturday 10 am-6:30 pm
- Sunday 10 am-6:30 pm
Getting There
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Subway
From Seoul Station, take Line 1 (the blue line) towards Dongmyo. Get off at Jonggak Station (3 stops). Use Exit 3. Once you are out of the station, head straight for about 400 meters until you reach the intersection with Sejong-daero. Turn left onto Sejong-daero and walk for another 200 meters. The 신문박물관 PRESSEUM will be on your right inside the Ilmin Museum of Art.
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Bus
From Gwanghwamun Station (Line 5), take Bus 1711 or 402. Get off at the 'Sejong Center for the Performing Arts' stop. After getting off, walk back towards the direction of the bus for about 100 meters, then turn right onto Sejong-daero. Walk for approximately 300 meters, and you will find the 신문박물관 PRESSEUM on your left inside the Ilmin Museum of Art.
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Walking
If you are in the vicinity of Gwanghwamun Square, you can reach 신문박물관 PRESSEUM by walking. Head east on Sejong-daero for approximately 800 meters. You will pass the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts on your left. Continue walking straight, and you will find the Ilmin Museum of Art on your right, where the museum is located on the 5th and 6th floors.
Attractions Nearby to 신문박물관 PRESSEUM
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Ilmin Museum of Art
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40th Anniversary Monument of Gojong’s Enthronement
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Cheonggye Plaza
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Cheonggyecheon Stream
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Cheonggyecheon
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DongHwa Dutyfree
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Statue of Admiral Yi Sun-sin
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The Story of King Sejong and 'Chungmugong' Admiral Yi
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Gwanghwamun Square
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Gwangtonggyo Bridge
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세종문화회관 S씨어터
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Statue of King Sejong the Great
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Sejong Center for the Performing Arts
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Seoul City Hall
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HiKR GROUND
Landmarks nearby to 신문박물관 PRESSEUM
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Jongno in Joseon Dynasty Well
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Bigag
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Jeonggwanheon
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Insadong-gil
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National Palace Museum of Korea
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Hanok-gil (Insadong-gil)
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Heungnyemun Gate
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Insadong Culture Street
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Gyeonggyojang House
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Hanwha Bulkkot-gil
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Myeongdong Street
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Geunjeongjeon
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Myeondong Shopping Street
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Yeongchumun (West Gate)
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Unhyeongung Palace