Solomon Law Park

Solomon Law Park (Busan branch) is the second location of Korea's Ministry of Justice's law-themed experiential learning center network — the Daejeon original is the flagship (same-batch solomon-law-park-3098245), and this Busan site opened in the mid-2010s to extend the program to southeastern Korea. The Busan branch combines the same core programming as Daejeon: a small museum on Korean legal history (Joseon-era Gyeonggukdaejeon code through modern constitutional law), full-scale courtroom replicas for participant mock-trial sessions, and themed rooms on constitutional rights and criminal procedure. Mock-trial sessions run 30-40 minutes with scripted trial scenarios (both civil and criminal), and are the standout program. Bilingual Korean/English support on the main exhibits with translated program summaries. Free entry. Reservations recommended for mock trials. Allow about 2 hours. Access: about 15 minutes from Busan Bus Terminal by taxi or via local Metro connection. Pair with the broader Busan family-and-education cluster — the Busan Museum of Movie, the Nurimaru APEC House on Dongbaekseom, and the Busan Cinema Center for a Busan educational-cultural day.