Damyang Stamp Museum

The Damyang Stamp Museum is the first private museum specializing in stamps, opened in 2015 by a director couple to provide attractions using stamps collected over a lifetime. Stamps are not merely a substitute for postage but a visual medium that implicitly expresses politics, economy, society, culture, history, and issues within a small square, possessing valuable data value that allows us to examine the transition of generations. The Damyang Stamp Museum exhibits political and historical themes such as Korea's first Munwi stamp, the 1946 Liberation Commemorative stamp, and the 1948 Republic of Korea Constitution Promulgation stamp, as well as stamp series on literature, comics, characters, Korean beauty, costumes, art, and sports. Within a 30-minute drive, there are many nearby tourist attractions such as Soswaewon Garden, Juknokwon, Gwanbangjerim, and the Korea Bamboo Museum, allowing for diverse experiences.

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Reservation guide for Korean nationals

Phone reservation

Parking fee

Free