Yangsan Museum opened April 11, 2013 to preserve and study excavated cultural items from the Yangsan area, as well to act as an educational and cultural content space. The design of the museum resembles the dolmen in Singi-dong and curved lines seen on the eaves of Tongdosa Temple’s Daeungjeon Hall, while the rotunda in the middle of the museum visualizes the old fire beacon on Wonjeoksan Mountain. Yangsan Museum is comprised of five floors presenting the history and culture of Yangsan. The main exhibition hall is divided into a History Hall, Ancient Hall, Children's Historical Experience Hall, Special Exhibition Hall, and 3D Visual Hall. As the exhibition halls are divided by theme and period, the flow of the museum allows you to easily absorb the information on display. Not only does the museum display relics, but also models, dioramas and a variety of footage is on display, presenting the past, present, and future crossing over in one space to give visitors a nice sense of realism as they tour the facility.
Day off	Mondays (If Monday is a national holiday, the museum will be closed on the following day), New Year's Day, the day of Seollal (Lunar New Year's Day) & Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day)			Usage fee	Admission: Free Permanent Exhibition: Free Special Exhibition: Some special exhibitions may have an admission fee
Discount information				Viewing time	Approx. 2 hr
Hours of use	09:00-18:00 (Last admission 17:00)			Inquiry	• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330 (Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese) • For more info: +82-55-392-3314
Scale	Site area: 13,063 ㎡ / Building area: 5,328 ㎡ (B1-4F) / Exhibition Hall area: 1,397.83 ㎡ (2F 303.81 ㎡, 3F 864.2 ㎡, Middle Floor 229.82 ㎡)			Capacity	1,000 people
Parking facility	Available (82 small-sized car, 2 large-sized car)			Parking fee	Free
Stroller rental	none			With pets	none
Credit card	none			Source	KOREA TOURISM ORGANIZATION
Address	78, Bukjeong-ro, Yangsan-si, Gyeongsangnam-do