Seoul Destination
Seoul Baekje Museum
Information on Seoul Danurim Accessible Tourism
Basic Information
Overview
The Hanseong Baekje Museum in Olympic Park is an art museum exhibiting the history of Seoul when it was the capital of Baekje 2,000 years ago. It was established in 2012 to preserve and promote the history of 'Hanseong', which was the capital and former name of Seoul for 493 years of the 678-year history of Baekje. The museum Mongchontoseong with the Global Village Park in the Olympic Park in between.
Attractions
The exterior of the museum is shaped like Mongchontoseong and a ship, as Baekje is the country of sea. The second basement floor has educational spaces such as data rooms, lecture rooms, and seminar rooms. The first exhibition room on the first basement floor exhibited the Paleolithic, Neolithic, Bronze Age, and early Iron Age cultures of Seoul. In the second exhibition room on the first floor, you can see not only Baekje culture, but also local culture and related materials from China and Japan. On the second floor, there is a cafeteria, a sky garden, an outdoor exhibition hall, and there is a promenade behind the museum.
Accessibility
The entryway and main entrance has a gentle incline and no obstacles. The surface of floor inside is flat. The information desk is accessible for wheelchair users and wheelchair and stroller rental service is available. Accessible parking lots, infant nursing room and diaper changing station are available
71, Wiryeseong-daero, Songpa-gu, Seoul, Korea
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EntrywayEntryway has no incline or obstacle and is wide.
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Information deskInformation desk is accessible, and wheelchair rental service is available.
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ElevatorThe elevator of Hanseongbaekje station is connected to the station. The main entrance is on 1BF.
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RestroomRestroom is accessible and an emergency call button has been installed.
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Parking lotsThe accessible parking lots are on the 2BF and 3BF.
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Lounge for families with babiesThe infant nursing room is on 1BF and has couches and microwaves.