Cheongwadae Sarangchae

"Cheongwadae," which means "a house with blue rooftiles," is a place where the president of South Korea lives and works.
The exhibition tells a story in detail, from the former location of Cheongwadae, which used to be the site of a royal palace during the Goryeo dynasty, to the present building.

The Korean traditional pattern-inspired folding screen tells of the daily life in Cheongwadae.
A new area in the theme of presidential meals, which are deemed interesting to Korean citizens, has been added.
It displays the various foods enjoyed by previous Korean presidents and photographs of presidents enjoying daily meals.

The hall displays the various gifts received by the presidents of South Korea from heads of state and artworks from around the world.
While viewing the artworks, viewers can see photos and details through the touchscreen.

The exhibition traces the past of Cheongwadae by examining the accomplishments of former presidents of South Korea through images.

This area was created by displaying photographs of Instagrammers who captured beautiful sceneries of Korea.
The photographs, which fill the entire walls and ceilings, were selected from the official Instagram account of the Korea Tourism Organization (@travelgram_korea).

This is where visitors can find out about the world heritage sites designated by the UNESCO.
The display takes the form of a bookshelf, inspired by the Korean classic painting "Chaekgado (bookshelves and scholar's accoutrements)."
Viewers can look into the description and photographs of each site by taking a book out of the bookshelf.

Upon taking commemorative photos against various backdrops, such as the interior of Cheongwadae, locations of popular K-dramas, Cheorwon Korean Workers' Party Headquarters, and Daegwallyeong Yangtte farm, visitors can receive the images instantly via e-mail or text message -- as if you have actually been to usually off-limits areas like the lobby of Cheongwadae or Sangchunjae.