- Address
- 137, Seobinggo-ro, Yongsan-gu, Seoul
서울특별시 용산구 서빙고로 137 (용산동6가) - Inquiries
• 1330 Travel Hotline: +82-2-1330
(Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese)
• For more info: +82-2-2077-9000
- Operating Hours
- 09:00-18:00
* The last Wednesday of every month of each month: 300 people (18:00-19:30) / 300 people (19:30-21:00) - Closed
- New Year’s Day, Seollal (Lunar New Year’s Day) & Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day)
Introduction
The Children’s Museum located within the National Museum of Korea is an experience-centered museum where children can see, touch, and feel history through hands-on programs and games. Items are in a permanent display and allow children to learn more about Korea’s cultural heritage in an interactive way.
Industry Information
Preservation and systematic maintenance of cultural assets; development, survey and research of cultural assets; overseas exhibition of Korean cultural assets; domestic exhibition of overseas cultural assets;
A wide range of special exhibitions, travelling museum; school collaboration programs; family, children-centered programs; programs for the physically challenged and international workers; programs for adults; museum social education; “Yong” performance
Exhibition Hall Information
The Children's Museum shows how people used to live in the past.
Let's take a look at every nook and cranny of the people's lives of the past - from shelter,
workplace, battlefield to music.
* Home - To see what ancient houses looked like, visit our Goguryeo House, which has an amazing floor heating system called Jjokgudeul that ancient people used to keep warm. Learn more about how houses have changed over time by checking out kitchen utensils, furniture, and other household items, and by enjoying hands-on activities with house-building tools and Korean roof tiles called Giwa.
* pottery - See how pottery was made by exploring the pottery workshop and the kiln where pottery was baked. Also, check out the farming implements used by ancient people.
* Clothes - Take a close look at various types of clothing decorations and try on some traditional Korean clothes (even a gold crown). How were the clothes of the past different from the clothes you wear today?
* Wisdom - Learn about the wisdom that the people of the past lived by.
* War - See the fearsome weapons and tough armor that warriors once used in their battles, and explore the lives of the castle guards. How did the weapons change over time? Why do wars have to happen?
* Special Exhibition - Learn about the paintings of Joseon Dynasty with flowers, birds and insects.
The Children's Museum shows how people used to live in the past. Let's take a look at every nook and cranny of the people's lives of the past - from shelter, workplace, battlefield to music.
* Home - To see what ancient houses looked like, visit our Goguryeo House, which has an amazing floor heating system called Jjokgudeul that ancient people used to keep warm. Learn more about how houses have changed over time by checking out kitchen utensils, furniture, and other household items, and by enjoying hands-on activities with house-building tools and Korean roof tiles called Giwa.
* Pottery - See how pottery was made by exploring the pottery workshop and the kiln where pottery was baked. Also, check out the farming implements used by ancient people.
* Clothes - Take a close look at various types of clothing decorations and try on some traditional Korean clothes (even a gold crown). How were the clothes of the past different from the clothes you wear today?
* Wisdom - Learn about the wisdom that the people of the past lived by.
* War - See the fearsome weapons and tough armor that warriors once used in their battles, and explore the lives of the castle guards. How did the weapons change over time? Why do wars have to happen?
* Weapons and Warriors – Understand the deep impact war has on human society and the role it plays in shaping history.
* Children Energy Playground - Outdoor activity space
Facilities for the Handicapped
Wheelchair ramp, parking spaces, restrooms, free wheelchair rental service (10 available), elevator
* Sign-language interpretation service available, as well as video & audio guide rental
(* Rental fee: Video guide (3,000 won), Audio guide (1,000 won) * Please book one day before visiting)
* Braille map is available near at Eutteum Hall.
(*Reservation required +82-2-2077-9085 or Click Online Reservation(Korean only)
Main Facilities
Exhibition, Children Library "Gureummaru", Children Class room, Puzzle room
Subsidiary Facilities
Young children playground, lunch box place" Dorandoran ", Energy playground for children
Admission / Participation Fees
* Free admission
Permanent Exhibition hall, Children's Museum, Free Special Exhibition
Credit Cards Accepted
Accepted
Parking Facilities
Available
Parking Fee
* Compact vehicles (less than 15 seats)
For the first 2 hours: 2,000 won / 500 won for every additional 30 mins
* Mid to large vehicles (more than 16 seats)
For the first 2 hours: 4,000 won / 1,000 won for every additional 30 mins
Reservations
Onsite - 200 people a time (1,200 people a day, first-come, first-served basis)
Internet - limit of 100 people at a time. Reservations can be made up to 30 days in advance.
* On-site ticketing is available for 200 people for each round (1,200 per day)
on a first-come-first-served basis.
* Online Reservation is available for 1 to 100 people (individual & groups) for
each session and can be made from midnight, 30 days prior to the desired date.
* Inquiries: +82-2-2077-9024(English), +82-2-2077-9647, 9642, 9643(Korean)
Info. Services for Koreans
Korean Guided Tours
Reservation : +82-2-2077-9684, 9685 (Korean)
Online Reservation (Korean only)
Foreign Language Intepretation Services
Homepage
www.museum.go.kr
(Korean, English)
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