Médongaule
Where philosophy meets art,
Les Jardins de Médongaule—
the world’s largest humanities garden,
inspired by Nietzsche—
invites you to wander freely,
from timeless Korean tradition
to poetic French elegance,
each moment unfolding
in the language of gardens.
The Korean Gardens
Reviving the legacy of the Korean garden
for the first time in over 100 years.
The Contemporary Gardens
Capturing themes of modern Korean history and global
humanities through the language of gardens.
Architecture of Médongaule
At Médongaule, you’ll find unique works by world-renowned architects.
Notably, there is Dionysus, a free-form structure resembling a massive dancing rock;
Überhaus, a bold minimalist design that evokes Nietzsche’s concept of will to power;
and Seongok Seowon Academy,
a contemporary reinterpretation of the UNESCO World Heritage site, Byeongsan Seowon.
Dionysus(Coming Soon)
Überhaus
Seongok Seowon Academy
