A traditional tea house attached to the Kojin Museum of Art in the back alleys of Insadong

#KoreaTrip The Koin Museum of Art, located in an alley away from the hustle and bustle of Insadong's main street, hosts small exhibitions in about five galleries in the building. The "Traditional Tea House" attached to the museum is charming and lovely. In summer, there is an open terrace in the garden, but in January, it was only indoors, and the windows of the tatami room were covered with windbreaks. I ordered Ssanghwa tea. The temperature outside was below zero, so it warmed me up. This shop does not offer tea or sweets, but they do have fried snacks on the menu. In addition to traditional tea, they also serve coffee and other drinks. The museum and cafe are quite large, and although it is winter now, from spring to autumn the trees and flowers are abundant and very relaxing. Leave Anguk Station Exit 6 and enter the main street of Insadong. After walking for a while, turn left onto a slightly larger street. After walking a few dozen meters, turn left into an alley on the right, and you will find it at the back, so don't worry and just rely on the map to find it. 30-1 Kwanhun-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul 30-1 Gyeongho-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul Road address 11-4 Insadong 10-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul Jongno-gu, Seoul Insadong 10th 11-4