Seoul Children's Grand Park

Seoul Children's Grand Park opened on May 5, 1973, Children's Day. It consists of a large green space of 536,094.50㎡ and serves as a resting and cultural space for children as well as teenagers and citizens. It is also equipped with various educational facilities, a zoo, and amusement facilities.
At the time of its reopening on May 5, 2009, a variety of new facilities were introduced, including the Marine Animal Hall, an ecological aquarium where you can observe the underwater life of polar bears and seals, as well as the Little Animal Village and the Parrot Village. In addition, a musical fountain whose water jets move to the melody of music was created, adding a rich array of attractions.
In the central green area of the park, there is the Neungdong Forest Stage, an outdoor performance venue with 8,000 seats, and the Palgakdang has an indoor playground for children.

Details

Admission fee

Free

Parking fee

- 150 won per 5 minutes for passenger cars
- 300 won per 5 minutes for medium-sized vehicles
- 450 won per 5 minutes for large vehicles

Restroom

Yes