부산 우암동 소막마을 주택
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During the Japanese colonial period, cattle sheds were built here for livestock quarantine and export. After liberation, returning overseas Koreans and Korean War refugees converted them into living quarters, making this a modern and contemporary heritage site of daily life. Partitions were installed inside the wide sheds so multiple households could share the space, and traces of the living environment of that era remain in the narrow alleys, wells, and rooftop ventilators. Later, the area became home to workers at the port and nearby industrial facilities, forming Uam-dong Somak Village. In the preserved houses today, visitors can observe the architectural structure of the cattle sheds, the housing transitions of refugees, and the life history of village residents. When exploring the alleys, please keep in mind that this is a real residential area for current inhabitants. Nearby, United Nations Memorial Cemetery and Busan Museum are also worth visiting together.
- Hours
- 09:00~18:00
- Closed
- Every Monday매주 월요일
- Parking
- Impossible불가능
- Contact
- 070-8830-0010
Machine-translated from Korean. It may contain errors — the Korean original is kept next to short entries.