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Greenhouses to visit in South Korea

The Verrière atlas lists 3 greenhouses in South Korea, built between 1989 and 2018.

The three South Korean greenhouses in the catalogue are all less than forty years old: Yeomiji's sunflower-shaped glasshouse on Jeju, those of the Korea National Arboretum, and the saucer-shaped glasshouse of Seoul Botanic Park, opened in 2019 in a brand-new district.

3Greenhouses
1989Oldest — Yeomiji Botanical Garden
2018Newest — Serre du Seoul Botanic Park
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All 3 greenhouses, oldest to newest

Yeomiji Botanical Garden, Seogwipo (Jeju)
1989

Yeomiji Botanical Garden

🇰🇷 Seogwipo (Jeju)
A giant sunflower-shaped glasshouse gathers six themed gardens under one glass roof, at the heart of the Jungmun resort complex.
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2008

Tropical and Subtropical Greenhouses, Korea National Arboretum

🇰🇷 Pocheon (Gwangneung Forest)
A glass pyramid nestled within a forest designated a UNESCO biosphere reserve.
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Serre du Seoul Botanic Park, Seoul (Gangseo-gu, Magok)
2018–2019

Serre du Seoul Botanic Park

🇰🇷 Seoul (Gangseo-gu, Magok)
An inverted glass saucer 100 meters across, where Seoul recreates the tropics and the Mediterranean under one roof.
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