National Assembly Building

Located in Seoul, this prominent government office has served as South Korea’s parliament since its establishment in 1975. Did you know that its green dome is a significant symbol of the nation’s democracy?

The building was founded to provide a dedicated space for legislative activities, designed with an architectural style reflecting traditional Korean elements combined with modern aesthetics. Key features include the central Rotunda Hall and the Plenary Chamber where legislative sessions occur. The grounds boast a beautiful fountain and a hanok, enhancing its cultural value.

Noteworthy Highlights

• 🏛️ Central Rotunda Hall - A grand area showcasing impressive architecture.
• 📜 Plenary Chamber - The heart of legislative discussions and decision-making.
• 🌿 Hanok - A traditional wooden house used for official functions, adding historical charm.

Access is regulated; guided tours provide the opportunity to explore the main building (except Sundays). It’s a fascinating visit for tourists, families, and historians alike.