Geumseonggwan Hall once served as the guesthouse of Naju's provincial government office during the Joseon Dynasty, preserving the dignity of traditional local administrative architecture. Its grand tiled roof and elegant wooden structure reflect the historical importance Naju once held as a regional hub. It's a great stop for travelers exploring downtown Naju who want a glimpse into Korea's Joseon-era government buildings.
금성관은 조선시대 나주목의 객사로 사용되던 건물로, 지방 관아 건축의 품격을 오늘날까지 잘 간직하고 있습니다. 웅장한 지붕과 단아한 목조 구조가 어우러져 옛 나주의 위상을 짐작하게 해주는 역사적인 공간입니다. 나주 시내를 둘러보며 잠시 들러 조선시대 관아 건축을 직접 눈으로 확인해보기 좋은 곳입니다.
Photo credit: Korea Tourism Organization
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