Jeonju Traditional Liquor Museum: Explore the Heritage of Home-Brewed Drinks
Discover traditional Korean liquor and the home-brewing culture the museum seeks to preserve in Jeonju Hanok Village.

A Museum in Jeonju Hanok Village
Jeonju Traditional Liquor Museum is a museum in Jeonju Hanok Village dedicated to traditional liquor and the culture surrounding it. It offers visitors a way to learn about the place of home-brewed drinks in local tradition and heritage.
The museum’s stated purpose is to preserve and carry forward the tradition of household brewing. Its location in the Hanok Village makes it a cultural stop for visitors exploring the area.
Brewing, History and Culture
The museum presents traditional liquor through its history, cultural context and brewing process. Visitors can explore how traditional drinks were made and learn about the knowledge passed down from earlier generations.
The displays focus on household brewing, a practice described as part of Jeonju’s traditional liquor culture. The museum brings together the making of traditional drinks and the stories and customs connected with them.
Experiences and Classes
The museum’s website lists a traditional liquor exhibition, traditional liquor experiences and traditional liquor classes. These offerings provide different ways to engage with the subject, from viewing exhibits to taking part in a class or experience.
Details of activities and availability may change. Check the official website or current notice before visiting for the latest information, including opening details and any visitor arrangements.
Visitor Information
Address: 전북특별자치도 전주시 완산구 한지길 74 전주전통술박물관
For further information, contact the museum at 063-287-6305 or visit http://urisul.net. Check the official notice before setting out, as current visiting information should be confirmed in advance.
Fees, opening hours and closing days change with the season and circumstances. Please confirm the official notice before you set off.
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