Jeju’s famous Teddy Bear Museum has finally reopened in Seoul and has officially become one of the must-visit spots for girls traveling to the city.
The adorable mini teddy bears take center stage as representations of Seoul’s iconic sights. The open-experience space allows visitors to touch and play with the plush toys for an up-close encounter. In addition to the Korean traditional-themed exhibits, there are also sections like Prairie Adventure and Underwater World. The most unique part? Recreations of Seoul’s famous landmarks — tiny teddy bears wandering through Gwangjang Market, Itaewon, and even the LED rose garden scene at Dongdaemun, all incredibly cute and sure to max out your phone’s storage with photos.
Address: B1, 328-18 Changsan-dong, Jongno-gu
Directions: Dongmyo Station (exit 6, underground entrance)
Business Hours: 08:30 – 19:00 (last admission 1 hour before closing)
Admission: Adults 13,000 KRW / Teens 10,000 KRW / Children 8,000 KRW
Official Website: cn.teseum.net
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Photo Source: visitseoul.net