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Gyeongju's World Automobile Museum: A Journey Through Automotive History

Hwang Sujin Reporter / Updated : 2025-08-04 12:15:37
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Opened in March 2017, the Gyeongju World Automobile Museum stands as a comprehensive cultural destination dedicated to the global history of the automobile. True to its name, the museum presents a captivating narrative of vehicular evolution and its profound influence on human industrial and social culture through a series of diverse permanent and special exhibitions.

The museum's collection is thoughtfully organized across three main exhibition halls. The first hall serves as a foundational exploration of automotive history, featuring an introduction to the world's first automobile, alongside a curated display of classic cars, vintage camping vehicles, and opulent luxury automobiles. On the second floor, the experience shifts to a showcase of speed and style, with an impressive collection of prestigious sports cars and nostalgic vintage models that evoke a sense of bygone eras. The third and final hall captivates film enthusiasts, presenting a unique exhibition of classic cars that have been immortalized on the silver screen.

Beyond its primary exhibits, the museum enhances the visitor experience with a variety of excellent ancillary facilities. These include a video history hall that provides a deeper contextual understanding of automotive milestones, a traffic experience zone for hands-on learning, a car-themed cafe, and a souvenir shop for visitors to take home a memento of their journey. The Gyeongju World Automobile Museum is a compelling destination for both dedicated enthusiasts and casual visitors, offering a comprehensive and engaging look into the storied past of the world on wheels.

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