Osulloc Tea Museum

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Even those who dislike green tea should visit at least once. The O'sulloc Tea Museum, located in front of a vast green tea field in Jeju, has been an indispensable attraction since it opened as the first tea museum in Korea in 2001. The overall shape of the building in the layout shows a large circle with a diagonal approach inserted towards the center, leading people inside through stone walls and wooden frame walls that spark curiosity. Inside, you can feel the sunlight streaming through in the first exhibition hall where tea-related artifacts and old O'sulloc products are displayed in a way that seems blurry due to the light shining from a distance, different from the typical bright lighting used in most exhibitions. A narrow passage leads to the brightly lit second exhibition hall, displaying in layers of stones, three-dimensional signs, ceramic works, and clear glass. Various green tea products currently on sale are also exhibited here. In the cafe and tea sales area, visitors can observe the tea making process. Unique menus available only at Jeju O'sulloc are popular among many desserts. A landscaped space with Jeju's plants and stones is set in the courtyard at the center of the building, viewable from all over the building. Trails for walking are available outdoors, and according to the guide, greenery is used throughout all four seasons. There is also a grass park and green tea fields that are great for taking photos. Additionally, the 'Tea Stone' cultural experience space and the 'Innisfree Jeju House' cosmetic brand experience hall are recommended for visits. Note that reservations are required before visiting Tea Stone. Location: 15, Sinhwayeoksa-ro, Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo-si, Jeju Special Self-Governing Province Operating hours: 9:00-18:00 (Open all year round) Parking space: The Tea Museum has its own parking lot divided into three sections.