Unhyeongung Palace – Seoulistic

Unhyeongung Palace

(운현궁)

Right next to Anguk Station, Unhyeong Palace dates back to the times of young King Gojong–the last emperor of the Joseon Dynasty and founder of the Empire of Korea. While this palace may be the less frequented of the Five Grand Palaces of Seoul, the lack of large tour buses can give you the feeling that you have the place to yourself. Due to damage from Japanese colonial period, much of the palace is a reconstruction of its former self. The admission is free and you can also rent an audio guide for just 1,000 won.

Operating Hours:
April-October 7AM - 7PM | November-March 9AM 6PM
Closed:
Mondays
Price:
Free
Phone Number:
02-766-9090
Address:
464, Jongno-gu, Samil-daero, Seoul, South Korea
Website:
Subway Station:
Anguk Station (Line 3)

Keith
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