Seoul Olympic Museum, Seoul

The Seoul Olympic Museum is an openly opened museum that has been dedicated to the 1988 Seoul Summer Olympic Games .Well a visit to the Seoul Olympic Museum refreshes the memories of the Seoul Olympics that still burns in the heart of all. See the fabulous commemorative monuments that are preserved still today. Dive deep in he beauty of the lovely park at the Seoul Olympic Museum. Just brighten your memory of the 24th Summer Olympics Games as you step into the museum.

Experience the World Peace Gate, "Rendezvous in Seoul". "Wall of Glory" that comes back to you the very moment you step into the Seoul Olympic Museum. All these are great blessings that would be as inherited by our decedents as an evidence of a great legacy.

See the beautiful fan shaped stadium, the grassy fields, the walking paths and the lush green of the surroundings that are to impress you. A visit to the Seoul Olympic Museum unveils before you the 200 sculptures that were the result of the hard work and the intense dedication of the world renowned artists. See the imposing steel gate that couples tradition and modern architecture. After you have visited the Seoul Olympic Museum see the other attractions that the Olympic park boasts of.

Location
The Seoul Olympic Museum is located at Bangi- dong of Songpa-gu.

Opening Hours
The Seoul Olympic Museum from March to October remains open from 9 in the morning to 5:30 in the evening.
From November to February it was open from 10 in the morning to 4:30 pm.
You can visit the museum on all days of the week excepting Mondays.

Telephone Number
If you have any queries then please contact at 82-2-410-1052-5.

Admission Fees
The Seoul Olympic Museum requires paying 3,000won for people who are over 18. Primary students require paying 1,500 won.
Junior high School and High School Students have to pay 2,000 won in order to get entry.
If you visit in groups with people above 30 in number you can get a discount of 30%.

Getting there
You can get off at Seongnae Station (line 2) or at the Mongchonotoseong Station (line 8, Exit 1).