What do you know about the city of PyeongChang in the Taebaek Mountains in South Korea?
Get to know South Korea
PyeongChang is the smallest city to host the Olympic Games since Lillehammer hosted the Winter Olympics in 1994.
Having made a bid for the Winter Olympic Games twice before, PyeongChang finally drew the longest straw up against the European cities of Munich and Annecy.
In the exhibition, you will learn more about South Korean history and politics, culture and religion through pictures, text, music and various objects.
Where heaven meets earth
PyeongChang is located on an altitude of around 700 meters above sea level.
The first symbol in the Olympic emblem represents the harmony of the three elements heaven, earth and man.
The second symbol represents snow and ice.
The official mascot Soohorang
In the exhibition you can also get better acquainted with the mascot Soohorang and take a closer look at the official participant outfits of the Norwegian delegation.
Relations to North Korea
The situation in the neighbouring country adds extra tension to such a big international event. President of South Korea, Moon Jae-in, hopes to use the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang as a possibility of improving the relationship between South and North Korea.