Museum of Contemporary Art Busan

About

A light-filled contemporary art museum on Eulsukdo, with exhibitions across three floors and a green outdoor back yard.

The first thing you notice is how much daylight the building lets in. Large windows look onto green surroundings, and the quiet, airy interior gives you room to pause between works. Exhibitions run across B1, 1F and 2F; expect contemporary art that can include large-scale installations and media or sound pieces, rather than a single style or collection. Some works invite a sensory, close-up encounter, while others make more sense if you take time to read their explanations. Give yourself time to move between floors, then step into the outdoor back yard for a change of pace. Families come for the exhibitions and child-focused activities; a children’s bike area is mentioned, and the B1 reading space 책그림섬 is another option. It requires an online reservation through Busan’s integrated booking system, made 10 days to one day ahead. There is no same-day or phone booking, and a child cannot make the reservation alone. The museum is a good fit for an unhurried visit, especially with children or as part of a Busan Biennale day. During the 2026 Biennale, admission is ₩16,000 for adults, ₩8,000 for teenagers and ₩5,000 for children; the ticket is single-entry, with no re-entry after you leave. Online booking is recommended at busy times, though weekday mornings are said to be quieter for walk-ins. Parking is available and costs ₩100 per 10 minutes, capped at ₩2,400 a day. One caveat: visitors sometimes find the displays sparse or repetitive, and explanations are not always enough to make a work clear. Check the current exhibition and entry arrangements before setting out.

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Phone

051-220-7400

Opening hours

Sunday

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Monday

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Tuesday

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Wednesday

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Thursday

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Friday

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Saturday

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