is the main hall of the palace. It was built in 1616 but was moved to Dongguk University in 1926 and repurposed as a buddhist temple in Japanese colonial times, and moved back to original location and renovated between 1988–1994. Its considered an example of mid-joseon period architecture. Sungjeongjeon is designated as Municipal Treasure 20. Jajeongjeon Jajeongjeon () is a hall restored following depictions in . Taenyeongjeon Taenyeongjeon () is a hall restored following depictions in Seogwoldoan. Present use It is Historic Site No. 271. In the palace grounds today are the Seoul Museum of History and The Seoul Museum annex of art. It also housed Prada's Transformer in 2009. See also List of palaces Korean architecture History of Korea References External links Official guide from Cultural Heritage Administration Visit Seoul information Seoul Museum of Art The Seoul Guide : Gyeonghuigung Palace Jongno District Palaces in South Korea Royal residences in South Korea Buildings and structures in Seoul History of Seoul Tourist attractions in Seoul