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South Korea's first waste incinerator converted into an arts complex. Opened in 2018 after a major renovation, the building preserves much of its industrial past — including the old furnace, chimney, and ash bunker — while hosting contemporary art exhibitions, performances, and workshops. The preserved furnace, chimney, and ash bunker show the building's former use as a waste incinerator.
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부천천문과학관
The institute offers educational programs related to astronomy, including lectures and observation opportunities.
부천시립박물관
The museum focuses on the history and culture of Bucheon, offering insights into local heritage from prehistoric times.
부천활박물관
The Bucheon Hwal Museum is a specialized museum that was opened to preserve traditional Korean bows, make national palaces, and continue the tradition of the palace. It has about 500 items related to bows, including 240 relics related to the palace of the late Kim Jang-hwan, the 47th National Intangible Cultural Property. Bows and arrows from ancient times to modern times, tools and records necessary for archery are on display, providing a quick look at the history of Korean bows.
한국만화박물관
Opened in 2001, this museum traces the 100-year history of Korean comics (manhwa), from a recreated 1960s-style rental comic shop to today's globally popular webtoons. The complex also includes a manhwa library, an animation screening hall, and hands-on activities like coloring your own webtoon panel — a fitting stop given Bucheon's status as host of the Bucheon International Comics Festival (BICOF) and Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BiFan).
An all-season water park and hot spring spa with a variety of attractions for families, couples, and friends. It features an artificial wave pool, water slides, and hot spring facilities, making it a good place for both fun and relaxation.
자연생태박물관
This museum is part of the Bucheon Natural Ecology Park, which includes a Botanical Garden, Mureung Dowon Arboretum, and Agricultural Antiquities Exhibition Hall. It features four exhibition halls: the Ecological Experience Center, River Ecology Center, Insect Museum, and Dinosaur Exploration Center. The first floor has live reptiles, amphibians, insects, and other animals, as well as an exhibit on native Korean fish and river ecosystems. The second floor includes interactive insect exhibits and a dinosaur gallery featuring large dinosaur models and fossils.