The Little Prince House in Gamcheon Culture Village

WHY VISIT

First published in New York in 1943, The Little Prince continues to be cherished by readers around the world today. Told through the innocent eyes of the Little Prince, the tale offers a pure perspective on the world and has touched the hearts of generations. In Busan’s Gamcheon Culture Village, a statue of the young protagonist reflects that same spirit and has become one of the most popular photo spots for visitors. A new space inspired by this beloved tale—The Little Prince House—will open in Gamcheon Culture Village on March 18, 2026. As Asia’s only official permanent exhibition and cultural space dedicated to the classic work, it carries special significance with official recognition from the Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Youth Foundation in France, the homeland of the Little Prince. At Little Prince House, a media art zone themed around the desert and the rose invites visitors into the world of the story. A stained-glass gallery and hands-on exhibition space offer a unique way to experience its themes, while a photo spot featuring the Little Prince allows visitors to capture the colorful scenery of Gamcheon Culture Village. To celebrate the opening, a special ceremony will take place at 3:00 PM on March 18. Visitors are invited to spend a memorable time in Gamcheon Culture Village while reflecting on the message conveyed through The Little Prince and its author, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.