Come to Metasequoia Terrace, a Healing Spot at the Busan Museum
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Come to Metasequoia Terrace, a Healing Spot at the Busan Museum
□ The Busan Museum invites citizens to unwind and recharge at its outdoor terrace, open through November 2025.
□ Facing a grove of metasequoia trees on the museum’s northern side, the Metasequoia Terrace offers a serene, seasonally rich environment that is ideal for quiet reflection and creative inspiration.
○ Visitors can engage in a variety of self-guided activities that promote mindfulness and relaxation, such as reading, transcribing, and coloring.
○ Transcription kits for hand-copying meaningful book excerpts and coloring kits with illustrated pages can be borrowed from an unmanned kiosk. The coloring templates are updated monthly.
□ Participants who complete an activity and return their kit will receive a stamp in their museum attendance book. Those who collect all the stamps will be eligible for a museum gift.
○ Double stamps will be awarded during Museum & Gallery Weeks (May 2-31).
□ After a one-week pilot that began on April 18, the Metasequoia Terrace officially launched in May, coinciding with the stamp event. A maximum of five groups may participate at once on a first-come, first-served basis by registering at the unmanned kiosk in the first-floor lobby of the Dongnae Exhibition Hall. Participation is free, with each session limited to two hours between 10:00 and 17:00.
○ For details, refer to the museum’s website (museum.busan.go.kr/busan) or contact the Education & PR Division at 051-610-7185.
Metasequoia Terrace
▲Transcription kit (left) and coloring kit (right), which include a book, a notebook, a coloring booklet, and coloring tools
▲Scenic view of Metasequoia Terrace with metasequoia trees serving as a backdrop; five tables available on a first-come, first-served basis
▲’Metasequoia Terrace, a healing spot at the Busan Museum
