• Site: 12,618㎡
• Buildings: 8,920㎡ (four floors above ground)
• 1st Hall: 5,210㎡
• 2nd Hall: 3,710㎡

1st Hall

• 2nd Floor
  • Special Exhibition Hall: holds special exhibition shows, and also used as an academic space
  • Screen Science Hall: used for publicizing cutting-edge science and as a conference room
• 3rd Floor
  • Coral Hall: systematically classifies and exhibits corals called the "flowers of the sea"
  • Aquatic Bird/Sea Water Hall: exhibits a variety of aquatic birds from the polar regions, swamps, seashores and sea water
  • Marine Life Artifact Hall: exhibits super-large jumbo squid, sea urchins, trepangs, and starfish
  • Reptile Hall: exhibits a variety of reptiles that are amphibious
  • Korean Shellfish/Fossil Hall: shellfish inhabiting Korean waters and fossils found in Korea
  • Shark/Ray Hall: exhibits sharks and rays
• 4th Floor
  • Seminar Room: Lectures and materials for audio-visual presentations

2nd Hall

• 2nd Floor
  • Shellfish Hall: shellfish from countries around the world
  • Crustacean Hall: wonderful crustaceans such as lobsters and crabs from countries around the world
  • Visually Impaired Persons Hall: The first exhibition hall in Korea exclusively for the visually impaired, exhibiting fossils, fish, shellfish, and rare aquarium fish
• 3rd Floor
  • Coral Hall: presenting the habitat of corals, exhibiting sharks, and classifying and exhibiting a variety of fish from waters around the world
  • Korean Water System Supporting Hall: exhibiting Korean marine life by sea area and characteristic
• 4th Floor
  • Fossil Hall: exhibiting fossils from home and overseas, ranging from the paleozoic Era 500million years ago, to the Mesozoic Era and Cenozoic Era