Oil Tank Culture Park
문화비축기지
Oil reserve tanks that stood closed for 41 years, kept as they were and turned into performance and exhibition space. On days with nothing on, the tanks themselves are the reason to walk in.
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Place information
- Korean name
- 문화비축기지
- Opening hours
- not published by the operator
- Closed
- Not published by the operator
- Hours notes
- This batch verified only where the ground is and what its coordinates are, as a place concerts and festivals are staged on; standing opening hours were not checked (2026-09-03). Entry time for an event is announced per show by whoever is promoting it.
- Admission
- Not published by the operator
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