Located in Gwanghwamun Square in downtown Seoul, the statue of King Sejong is a huge golden statue dedicated to Sejong the Great; The 15th century Korean king, the fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty, and one of the most famous historical figures in Korea. The statue is one of Seoul's main landmarks. In front of it, major inventions from the reign of King Sejong are displayed, including the Hangeul alphabet and scientific instruments such as a sundial, rain gauge and celestial globe. Close to The Story of King Sejong, it features a variety of items and artifacts depicting the life and achievements of this great man.