Fe01 Gallery & Cafe
Fe01갤러리&카페
About
Outdoor junk-art exhibition of welded car-part robots and dinosaurs, with an attached cafe and parking in Seosaeng.
A robot built from welded car and motorcycle parts greets you with the sort of detail that makes you look twice: this is junk art, but the scrap has been shaped into characters rather than piled into abstract forms. Dinosaurs share the outdoor grounds with the big robots, and the displays are spread across five themed zones. The name Fe01 joins “Fe,” the symbol for iron, with “01,” a nod to its claim as a first space for K-junk art. There are around 1,200 works here, so this is a walk-through exhibition, not a quick look at one sculpture. Take your time outside and inspect how discarded vehicle parts become faces, limbs and other recognisable details. The grounds are spacious, and children tend to enjoy the scale of the figures; adults can appreciate the welding and construction up close. Lights come on in the evening, giving the installations a different look after dark. There is also an attached cafe serving coffee, burgers, donuts and bakery items, but the exhibition is the reason to come. Reviews differ on whether a cafe purchase is required for entry, and one meal voucher offers free admission with a meal, so check the current arrangement before ordering. The catalog lists admission at ₩5,000 for adults and teenagers, and ₩3,000 for preschool children. Hours are 10:00–18:00 Monday to Friday and 10:00–19:00 Saturday and Sunday. Parking is available, with space for about 40 cars, but weekend afternoons can bring congestion and double-parking; mornings or evenings are a calmer bet. Allow time to walk the outdoor displays rather than arriving just before closing. The grounds suit families, including grandparents visiting with children, and visitors who like taking photos. The honest drawback is that the cafe and parking can both feel costly or inconvenient at busy times.
Menu
- 성인 / 청소년 입장권₩5,000
- 미취학아동 입장권₩3,000
Local tips
- Visit in the morning or evening to avoid the busier weekend afternoons.
- Check the entry and cafe-purchase policy before ordering; visitor reports differ.
- Bring time to walk all five themed zones and see the sculptures up close.
- Allow for tight weekend parking; the lot holds about 40 cars.
Details
Opening hours
- Sunday
- 10:00–19:00
- Monday
- 10:00–18:00
- Tuesday
- 10:00–18:00
- Wednesday
- 10:00–18:00
- Thursday
- 10:00–18:00
- Friday
- 10:00–18:00
- Saturday
- 10:00–19:00