Thank you for your continued support of the Old Korean Legation Museum.  We are happy to announce that our museum will reopen its door starting from April 1^st (Fri).  Advanced reservation is required upon the entry of the museum, and the visiting time will be limited for 40 minutes.

• Hours: Thursday through Sunday from 11a.m. to 4p.m. (Entry after 3p.m. will not be permitted)
• Advanced online reservation is required. (Walk-in entry is not available)
• Reservations must be made in advance online. We are not accepting any reservation made through phone call or email.
• The time slot for the reservation will be available by each hour; No more than 10 people in one group (Duplicate booking or same-day booking are not allowed)
• To book your timed tickets online : oldkoreanlegatoin.org/en/ → Visiting → Reservation
• If you have questions or need help planning your visit, email at info@oldkoreanlegation.org

<Visitor Guidelines>

• The entry will be automatically canceled if you arrive more than 15 minutes after your ticketed time. 
• All visitors to Old Korean Legation Museum must provide a valid photo ID and proof of full vaccination against COVID-19
• Masks MUST be worn at all times by all visitors. Face coverings must cover both the nose and mouth of the wearer and must provide a tight fit against the face.
• Visitors are required to practice physical distancing by staying six feet apart from other visitors.
• Please plan to arrive on time; extensions cannot be made for late arrivals
• All visitors will be required to complete Temperature check, Visitor Health Check Questionnaires, and Visitor Information Form upon the entry
• Museum is obliged to collect and store the following visitor data: First and Last Name, address, date and time of visit and, if available, telephone number or e-mail address. The data will be retained for a period of four weeks and then deleted.

This material is distributed by the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation, USA, on behalf of the Cultural Heritage Administration, Government of the Republic of Korea. Additional information is available at the Department of Justice, Washington, DC