A Special Day at the Paju Publishing Complex
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Experience a Unique Day at the Publishing Complex!
Wisdom Forest and the Letterpress Museum
As the weather cools,
we introduce a great indoor spot in Paju
where you can spend quality time with your child.
This is the Wisdom Forest and the Letterpress Museum
From reading in the grand 8-meter tall bookshelves
to experiencing analog printing,
we present a fall-themed outing in the publishing city.
⏰ Opening Hours
Daily from 10 AM to 8 PM
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Free
Located in the heart of the Paju Publishing Complex,
Wisdom Forest is a cultural space filled with
a vast collection of books donated by scholars,
research institutions, and publishers.
Open year-round,
free of charge, making it a perfect indoor destination
for anyone to visit without hesitation.
The space is divided into three sections,
providing an enjoyable exploration experience.
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valuable academic books collected over a lifetime
by scholars and research institutions,
making it perfect for quiet browsing.
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donated books from major domestic publishers
and a variety of children's books.
There is also a spacious café that sells beverages,
and a bookstore where you can browse and purchase
various books, making it a delightful experience for kids.
???? The third section connects to the lobby of the
Jijihyang Hotel, offering a peaceful space
for relaxation.
After exploring the Wisdom Forest,
we recommend moving to the Letterpress Museum
located on the basement level.
This museum showcases traditional letterpress techniques
and the history of publishing,
filled with 35 million metal typefaces
and vintage printing presses.
There are also engaging programs for children,
like making your own book and traditional paper printing.
It’s a unique experience for kids accustomed to digital devices
to engage in the tactile process of analog printing.
We recommend making a reservation in advance
to ensure a smooth experience without waiting.
Parking is convenient, with clear signage
and a spacious underground parking area.
Parking is 2,000 KRW per hour,
and you can receive free parking support
when using the museum experience.
We recommend visiting early to avoid crowds
on weekends and enjoy a pleasant day.
A space to enjoy reading and analog printing
amidst the gentle scent of paper!
We highly recommend visiting this indoor spot in Paju!
Source :https://blog.naver.com/paju_si/224421065861
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