Jamae Park

Sister Park was created with a Turkish theme to commemorate the sister-city relationship between Seoul and Ankara, Republic of Türkiye.
Located within the park, the Ankara House is a two-story building designed to resemble a traditional vineyard farmhouse from Ankara. Built in 1992, it opened as a folk museum in 1995. Inside, traditional living spaces of the Turkish Republic are recreated, and approximately 800 artifacts, including Ottoman-era traditional costumes and handicrafts, are on display. The first floor features a prayer room, living room, and kitchen, while the second floor includes a reception room, guest rooms, and bedrooms, allowing visitors to experience the residential culture of the Turkish Republic. Benches are placed throughout the park and serve as popular resting spots for urban workers.

Details

Admission fee

Free

Accessible travel information

Machine-translated from Korean.

Mobility

Access route

No step at the entrance, allowing wheelchair access_Accessible facilities

Restroom

There is a restroom for the disabled (Line 9 restroom, Yeouido Community Center)