An elegant time travel through a 19th century European dining room🇰🇷

#AustraliaFlightEvent #museum #BucheonHotPlace #BucheonMuseum On the afternoon of March 11, I visited the 19th-century European dining room reproduction space at Bucheon Museum. The mahogany table for 6 and the gorgeous gold-trimmed tableware caught my eye!! In particular, when I observed the silverware set with an elaborate rose pattern engraved on the handle through a magnifying glass, I was amazed by the delicacy of the craftsmen of the time!! 📌 Points for solo travelers Recommended experience: Dining room photo zone → Pose like a nobleman with a glass display case in the background Hidden spot: Silver teapot display stand on the west side of the exhibition hall → Photo zone with a silver surface shining with reflected light Recommended snack: Museum rooftop cafe Gold Ribbon Cake (8,500 won) → Chocolate garnish decorated with gold leaf 🚨 Notes Gloves must be worn when experiencing silver tableware (distributed by staff) Be careful of glass reflection when using the photo zone flash Cakes may be sold out after 3pm I took a picture imagining a virtual 5-course meal on a white jasperware plate on the dining table. I bought a gold-trimmed pattern postcard (2,500 won) at the exit of the exhibition hall and sent it to a friend. My friend said it really looked like it was sent from Europe.