Teddy Bear Museum (N Seoul Tower at Mt. Namsan)
The Teddy Bear Museum, which exhibits numerous adorable teddy bears, has opened in N Seoul Tower at Mt. Namsan. This is the third such museum after those located in Jeju and Paju Heyri.
The museum in N Seoul Tower narrates with teddy bears the past, present, and future of Seoul. There is a history gallery and a special gallery where a teddy bear is dressed as a king of Joseon Dynasty (1392~1910) and also shows a wide variety of early images of Seoul in the old days. The museum also features models of major Seoul tourist attractions, such as the Cheonggyecheon Stream, Myeongdong, Insadong, and Dongdaemun, allowing foreign travelers to see at a glance what Seoul has to offer.
The Teddy Bear Museum N Seoul Tower displays exhibits that show the past and present of Seoul through teddy bears. Visitors can see how Seoul changed and advanced over time both as the capital of Korea and as an international city. Teddy bears are used to show historic events and various aspects of Seoul.
○ Place: Teddy Bear Museum N Seoul Tower
○ Hours: 10:00 – 22:00 (Last admission: 21:00)
○ Admission
- Teddy Bear Museum
Adult (19+) 8,000 won / Teenager (14~18) 6,000 won / Children (13 or less) 4,000 won
- Observatory Package (Teddy Bear Museum + N Seoul Tower Observatory)
Adult (19+) 12,000 won / Teenager (14~18) 8,000 won / Children (13 or less) 6,000 won
Labels: korea, Seoul, seoul tower, Teddy bear museum
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