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Woosong Arts Center
Korean name우송예술회관
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- Inquiries
- 042-629-6363
- Opening hours
- Varies by performance
- Closed
- Varies by performance
- Admission
- Varies by performance
Woosong Arts Center is a performance hall that will power the future society and is a complex cultural and artistic space where performers and audiences experience the beauty of art. We always provide high-quality cultural and artistic programs and services to audiences, and strive to provide performers with the optimal space where they can demonstrate their artistic skills to the fullest. The Arts Center, located in Jayang-dong University Campus Town, has the largest stage space in the central region, divided into the first, second, and third floors, to contribute to the emotional education of college students and the development of culture for local merchants, and to lead the center of Daejeon culture and arts. Starting with concerts by popular singers, it functions as a multi-purpose performance hall for movies, plays, puppet shows, circuses, magic, dance, and joint concerts by invitation, and is equipped with a sound system that can accommodate a variety of genres.
Accessible travel information
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Mobility
- Parking
- Reserved parking for people with disabilities available_Barrier-free facilities
- Access route
- No step at the entrance, so wheelchair access is possible
- Entrance passage
- The main entrance has no level difference, so it is wheelchair accessible
- Restroom
- Accessible restroom available
- Spectator seating
- Dedicated seating for people with disabilities available
Visual
- Braille brochures
- Touch guide map available
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Dong District travel resources
All guides →- GuidesDaedong Sky Park Guidebook
- e-book
- e-book
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