This is a museum run by Korea's largest conglomerate, Samsung. It is very well managed and is home to many wonderful pieces of art. More

The architecture of the museum is worth the visit for me. We started from the 4th floor of the M1 exhibit of antique porcelain, paintings and Buddhist crafts then spiralled down (aka Guggenheim) to the ground floor to access M2 where the modern works were kept. I personally enjoy modern art more than the traditional ones. There were free lockers... More

host family(local) suggests this museum before. and i had a chance 2 visit. ( ref; entrance fee Traditional Art/M1 applies KRw 10,000/adult as of MAR 2012 ) The many of porcelains are excellent condition, like perfect shape. typically product in Shilla Dynasty(~13 Century~)/Kaya Dynasty/Goryeo Dynasty made simple & perfect shape..... some decorations. could feel passion of founder root >> 4th... More

It's not a huge collection but it's an enjoyable couple of hours seeing some of the newer pieces. There are some great works in the Leeum Gallery, Francis Bacon, Anish Kapoor, Damian Hirst and a Walhol. Didn't really spend too much time checking out the Korean ceramics etc as that's not really my thing. The Museum itself is beautiful with... More

Must place to visit, not easy to find and taxi drivers have no clue. More

Very beautiful display of ancient ceramics was the highlight. More

Very modern and well organized. Only coffee shop is ridiculsly expensive. More

Interesting displays in a modern setting which was of itself worthy of a visit. More

The building itself is worthy of a look. They have a fantastic celadon collection, and the Buddhist collection was also very good. Personally, I could have skipped the modern art. The modern art featured really did nothing for me, but that's a personal taste. Don't miss the spider sculptures outside. The gift shop has some lovely pieces for sale, but... More