Don’t give up on math! Go to ‘Busan Mathematics Culture Museum’, a hands-on math playground

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Math can be fun at the Busan Mathematics Culture Museum. Explore the exciting world of mathematics at the Busan Mathematics Culture Center, the world's largest math culture space. The Busan Mathematics Culture Museum was opened to spread the joy of mathematics to people, and it holds various exhibitions and experience programs to popularize mathematics among the public. The museum is spread over five floors, so there are many different things to explore on each floor. After registering for the experience programs in the lobby on the B1-1st floor, go up to the second floor where the full-blown math experience programs begin. <p class="font-size18 black medium" >2F : Mathematics Play Hall & Mathematics Library <p class="font-size18 black medium" >3F : Career Exploration Hall & Media Hall <p class="font-size18 black medium" >4 : Subject Experience Hall & History and Wisdom Hall <p class="font-size18 black medium" >5F : Board Game Hall</p> The Mathematics Play Hall on the second floor is a playful place to explore math. It's filled with hands-on, interactive programs that bring math to life, whether you're trying to figure out the size of a pizza slice or building your own da Vinci Dome. It's great for toddlers and early elementary students who are new to math. The Mathematics Library, located on the same floor, has math-related books to help you explore math in more depth. The Subject Experience Hall on the fourth floor is organized around the theme of math in textbooks, making it more fun for elementary and middle school students and up who are starting to learn math in school. The History and Wisdom Hall on the same floor displays math in human history, so check it out if you're interested in learning more about the history of math. When you're done, you can spend some time with your kids playing fun board games in the Board Game Hall on the fifth floor. Also on the third floor is the Career Exploration Hall, where you can learn about how math is used in different careers, and the Media Hall, where you can watch math videos. You can enter the Busan Mathematics Culture Museum by reservation or on the spot. If there are many visitors, you may not be allowed to enter, so it is recommended to make a reservation.