Ewha Womans University

Founded in 1886 by American missionary Mary Scranton, Ewha Womans University stands as a pioneer in women's education in South Korea. As the first university established in the country, it has continued to influence the landscape of women's higher education globally.

The campus features unique architecture, including Dominique Perrault’s striking main entrance and the Gothic-style Pfeiffer Hall, built in 1935. Visitors can explore exhibits on the yangban elite's culture across three floors, alongside cafés and shops.

Must-See Wonders

🏛️ Main Entrance: Dominated by modern design, this entrance leads to historical depths.

📜 Pfeiffer Hall: Gothic structure housing educational facilities and events.

🎬 Arthouse Momo: A cinema offering indie films within the campus.

Accessibility is free, making it ideal for tourists, families, and historians alike to appreciate its educational and cultural offerings.