Arko Art Center

[Overview] Established in 2004, the Arko Art Center is a public art museum affiliated with the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, in Seoul, Korea. Situated on Daehak-ro, this center showcases distinctive modern architecture and a diverse collection of artworks for individuals seeking to appreciate the beauty of contemporary art. The building, made of glass and steel, features a stylish and unique design, while the museum's interior includes galleries, exhibition areas, an auditorium, and educational facilities, offering a range of artistic experiences in a comfortable environment.

[Accessibility] The accessible way and main entrance are linked by a slope not exceeding 3 degrees to the elevator and public entry, and wheelchair users can reach the main entrance through an outdoor elevator. The accessible restroom for persons with disabilities can be found on the ground level, and is roomy, featuring an emergency bell. The whole exhibition area is wheelchair accessible. The nursing area and the diaper changing station are available, and baby strollers can be kept.