Mangyang-ro Sanbokdoro Exhibition Hall

The Mangyang-ro Sanbokdoro Exhibition Hall, which opened in 2021, is an exhibition planning space themed on the living history of Busan's modern and contemporary hillside roads and a creative new-concept playground installation space. Sanbokdoro is a road that embodies the joys and sorrows of Busan; it came into being when hillside neighborhoods were formed during the Korean War and mountain paths connecting them were created. In the Sanbokdoro Exhibition Hall, to commemorate the street in the Dong-gu area in the 1950s where a street of najeonchilgi (lacquerware inlaid with mother-of-pearl) and jagae (mother-of-pearl) furniture shops was formed, a wall exhibit made of mother-of-pearl is displayed in the entrance passage, and the various exhibition spaces have the character of a play-type experience zone with diverse content that visitors can directly participate in. The exhibition hall consists of an Archive Zone, an exhibition space themed on the scenery, history, and daily life around Sanbokdoro; a Media Art Zone, a media art experience space where visitors and the scenery become one through motion cameras; a Play Zone where various experiences such as making house shapes and oral telephones are available; and a Souvenir Experience Zone where visitors can make and print postcards with various stamps and stickers. Near the Sanbokdoro Exhibition Hall are Choryang Ibagu-gil, the 168 Stairs Monorail, Yu Chi-hwan's Mailbox, Chinatown, and more, making it a place where you can also enjoy historical and cultural tourism.