Culture Station Seoul 284
A beautiful example of adaptive reuse, Culture Station Seoul 284 transforms the historic former Seoul Station building into a vibrant cultural space. Constructed in 1925 during the Japanese colonial period, this iconic red-brick structure served as Seoul's main railway station for over 80 years before being designated as Korea's Historic Site No. 284.
Culture Station Seoul 284
A beautiful example of adaptive reuse, Culture Station Seoul 284 transforms the historic former Seoul Station building into a vibrant cultural space. Constructed in 1925 during the Japanese colonial period, this iconic red-brick structure served as Seoul's main railway station for over 80 years before being designated as Korea's Historic Site No. 284.
After extensive restoration work to preserve its original Renaissance-style architecture, the building reopened in 2011 as a multi-purpose cultural venue hosting diverse exhibitions, performances, and cultural events. The space seamlessly blends historical grandeur with contemporary art, offering visitors a unique cultural experience in the heart of Seoul.
Most exhibitions and events are free to enter, making it an accessible cultural destination for everyone.
Location
1 Tongil-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul
Currently the main building (1st and 2nd floors) is closed for next exhibition preparation. Only the RTO exhibition is operating Monday-Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last entry 17:30). Regular exhibitions are typically free admission. Located directly across from Seoul Station (Line 1, 4, KTX, AREX). Check their website (www.seoul284.org) for current exhibition schedules as the venue often rotates between different themed shows and installations.
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