O'Sulloc Tea Museum, Seogwipo

The museum is not really a museum. Sure there is a room of cups and some words about tea but that’s it. The cafe on the other hand is why you should go. Loads of types of tea, hot AND cold, ice cream and cake! Spent a good few hours in there before going out into the plentiful surrounding tea fields. There is also a special Innisfree shop with unique products and make your own soap (cheaper and better cafe if I’m honest). I think there is also tea tasting but not sure. Car park and bus stop near (if you can get the bus!). Worth a stop on your itinerary but don’t plan to stay more than 2 hours

Nice and beautiful. It is wheelchair friendly you can also buy drinks, coffee, green tea deserts inside the museum. You can go outside take photos with real green tea plant. It is also kids friendly which activities for kids. It is free to go outside and take photos, you only pay for what you purchase. If you are into green tea things you would love this place.

Seeing the tea fields was my favorite part, but there's also a museum, a tea/coffee shop, a beauty product store, and walking path. It's definitely worth the trip, but we went on a really hot day and while the tea fields were a nice shade of green for summer, the open air and sun meant it was too hot to stay outside long.

Sort of worth visiting if you are interested in green tea. The "museum" part is actually sort of sparse. Most of the space here is given over to a cosmetics shop and cafe/restaurant. Note that the tea fields themselves are actually bigger than you first thing. They go on for quite a distance and it is possible to get away from the big crowds if you like.

First thing I noticed: LOTS of people. If you hate crowds, wouldn't recommend. The cafe serves a variety of green tea related desserts like ice cream, smoothies, and bread. Everything tastes very good, especially the ice cream! There are many spots for taking photos. Beautiful place in general.