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Paid park dedicated to Namwon's famous love story, Chunhyangge. It depicts various scenes from the story and also has a pottery museum on premises.

It is a garden built in the early Joseon Dynasty, and there is Gwangallu Pavilion where Chunhyang and Lee Do-ryeong met in Korean classical literature, and the garden where the Gwangallu Pavilion is located is collectively called Gwangalluwon (廣寒樓園).

A municipal science museum and observatory offering experiences in astronomy and aerospace science. Visitors can observe the Sun, Moon and planets through telescopes, watch immersive presentations in the planetarium, and explore aviation exhibits and flight simulation activities. Observation programs depend on weather conditions.

A public art museum dedicated to the work of Kim Byeong-jong, a painter and writer born in Namwon. Opened in 2018, the museum houses artworks and literary materials donated by the artist, alongside changing exhibitions. Surrounded by woodland, the museum combines contemporary architecture, art, and natural scenery.

A historic memorial site honoring the soldiers and civilians who died defending Namwon Fortress during the Japanese invasion of 1597. The site contains a collective burial mound and Chungnyeolsa Shrine, where the fallen are commemorated. Designated a national historic site in 1981, it offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the Battle of Namwon and the region's wartime history.

A literary museum dedicated to Choi Myeong-hee and her acclaimed novel Honbul, set in Nobong Village, which inspired the novel's setting. The traditional Korean-style museum displays the author's personal belongings, a recreation of her writing room, and exhibits about the novel and local history.