The Children’S Museum Of The National Folk Museum Of Korea

Unclaimed

We had a good time seeing the different seasons of Korean culture and how the people live their daily lives. We didn’t make a reservation for the children’s museum unfortunately so weren’t able to experience it. Definitely want to come back

Two amazing floors of entertainment for younger kids. You have a fixed block of time to explore some of the traditional Korean folk stories

Nice place for kids under 10. There were enough things to do for kids. Our kids lasted about 40 min. Admission is free, but reservation is required for entry. Same day reservation may not be available depending on how busy they are.

Plenty of cute and fun activities. We left here with the most new knowledge If you don't read Korean, have google translate ready. Only qualm is they don't have any instructions or ideas at the art table. I looked up how to make Ddakji with the paper they had there and made a bunch to play with family, and the Kid just vibed with the supplies to make a good luck tree kid learned about from another museum talking about Tēt specific lunar new year celebrations !? There were phones near there but we couldn't see the ideas. Like all of the children's museums in Korea there are timed and time limited entry. And here there's a very small number of tickets hourly so definitely get tickets early (maybe ask your concierge if you don't have a Korean phone number bc there's only a Korean booking site).

Fantastic experience for the kids! The 50-minute session was free, fun, and very interactive. There was plenty of space to park the pram, which made it super convenient. We didn’t book but managed to get into the first session—though I’d recommend booking ahead just to be safe. The volunteers were all friendly and helpful. Highly recommend!