Special Exhibition of the Queen's Collection at Ulsan Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse
The special exhibition at the Ulsan Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse, celebrating its 5th anniversary, is currently very popular.
It features over 80 treasures from the British royal family, and visitors can hear fascinating stories about these treasures through guided tours at the Queen's Collection British Royal Special Exhibition!
Let me introduce this unique exhibition space.
Reservation Method and Schedule
The Queen's Collection special exhibition at Ulsan Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse runs until June 28, 2026, from 10 AM to 6 PM, and admission is free.
To visit, you must first make a reservation.
You can access the pre-reservation QR code on the website or click on the reservation button to select your desired date and time.
On-site reservations are also available, but please note that those with pre-reservations will have priority for entry.
After confirming your reservation on the first floor of the Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse, you can obtain your admission ticket and take the elevator to the 4th-floor exhibition hall.
As soon as the door opens, you will find the Queen's Collection British Royal Special Exhibition.
The viewing begins on the right side, and you can enjoy the exhibition at your own pace without any time restrictions.
Docent Tour
At the top of every hour, you can join a docent tour at the entrance of the special exhibition.
This is perfect for families, as you can learn behind-the-scenes stories about each exhibit!
The first highlight is King George VI's briefcase.
King George VI is known for the movie 'The King's Speech.' Despite his speech impediment, he famously stood by Buckingham Palace during World War II.
This briefcase, used during the war, contains a pocket with a commemorative photo taken with the public, allowing visitors to feel his presence once again.
Queen Victoria is another important figure in British royal history.
The bobbin lace collection reflects the clothing culture of her time, while the orange blossom crown worn at her wedding showcases her modest taste.
It is well-known that she wore black clothing and jewelry with black crosses to commemorate her husband after his passing.
Visitors can also see Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for the longest period among British monarchs.
Her coronation photos and various other images are on display.
Don't miss the pink dress she wore at a charity ball in 1948, which still exudes elegance even after 78 years.
Additionally, silverware used during the 25th wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip is displayed, along with items celebrating their Silver Jubilee.
Margaret, known for her style among British princesses, has her aquamarine earrings and dress featured as well.
Aquamarine, symbolizing eternal youth and bravery, is often gifted to royal children.
Margaret was famous for repurposing unused jewelry into new creations, and the story behind her aquamarine earrings is also shared.
Next, we move to the second hall.
Here, an even more special exhibition awaits.
For the first time in the country, the royal scepter of Edward VII is publicly displayed.
This scepter, used by the King of the United Kingdom and Emperor of India, is unveiled to commemorate the British Royal Special Exhibition at Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse.
The design of scepters varies by king, and comparing it with those of other kings reveals their unique characteristics.
Edward VIII is known for choosing love over the throne and was also a fashion icon.
His single-button jacket made of high-quality Harris tweed wool, paired with a white shirt and yellow paisley tie, showcases his fashion sense.
The wedding dress of Princess Diana, known for her tragic story, is also a highlight.
Adorned with thousands of pearls and a majestic veil exceeding 140 meters, it was broadcasted worldwide during the longest train of 7.6 meters.
The necklace dedicated to Princess Diana features yellow diamonds and roses represented with 75ct diamonds, making it one of the treasures of the Queen's Collection.
With a backdrop of red roses, it radiates beauty and value.
Photo Zones
To make this exhibition even more memorable, there are photo zones throughout the venue.
One of the highlights is a photo zone among climbing roses, perfect for capturing beautiful moments.
What do you think of the Queen's Collection British Royal Special Exhibition at Jangsaengpo Cultural Warehouse?
It's a valuable opportunity to see treasures from the British royal family and hear their stories.
The exhibition will run until June 28, so if you haven't seen it yet, I highly recommend visiting!
Docent tours are also available, making it a great outing for families.
Source :https://blog.naver.com/ulsan_nuri/224258507277
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