Changgyeonggung Palace is one of Seoul's four major Joseon palaces. It suits visitors who want to see palace architecture together with seasonal scenery.
A palace space open into the evening
Changgyeonggung Palace is one of Seoul's four major palaces. General visits are listed as 09:00–21:00 year-round, but the areas open at night by period and access inside the Grand Conservatory are separate, so the entire palace is not open under the same conditions.
Distinguishing general visits from guided tours and events
Basic visits and separate guided tours or events may have different application conditions. General adult admission is KRW 1,000, but check the relevant notice for conditions for events and special visits.
Location
Use the original Korean address in the visitor-information card for taxi or map searches; it is kept in Korean to avoid an unverified translation.
Planning notes
Check the actual entrance on the map and confirm operation and access with the official guide before leaving.
Questions before visiting
Where is Changgyeonggung Palace?
Use the original Korean address in the visitor-information card for taxi or map searches; it is kept in Korean to avoid an unverified translation. Search with the Korean name “창경궁” and use the map button to locate the place. Show the Korean name/address card to a driver.
How can I check hours and admission for Changgyeonggung Palace?
Opening hours: General visiting hours are 09:00–21:00, with last admission at 20:00. · Admission: General individual adult admission is KRW 1,000. — Use the official-information link at the top to confirm hours, fees and reservations for your visit date. The check date may differ from your travel date.
What are the reservation conditions for visiting Changgyeonggung Palace?
Basic visits and separate guided tours or events may have different application conditions. General adult admission is KRW 1,000, but check the relevant notice for conditions for events and special visits.
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Plan the next part of your trip
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