Seoul Tram
Take a tram and set off on a trip around Seoul
Popular to boys over 48 months
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Korea Tourism Organization Seoul Center, 40, Cheonggyecheon-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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Advance reservations and same-day visits are both available
Open/Closes
Mon 10:25 ~ 20:55 Tue 10:25 ~ 20:55 Wed Regular closed day Thu 10:25 ~ 20:55 Fri 10:25 ~ 20:55 Sat 10:25 ~ 20:55 Sun 10:25 ~ 20:55
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Popular Ages of Seoul Tram
Seoul Tram is
popular to over 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
61%
girls
39%
Prices & Programs of Seoul Tram
- [Fees]
- 45,000 won per person (1 hour 30 minutes)
- [Usage Guide]
- Maximum capacity: 13 people / Minimum capacity: 5 people
- Please check the detailed boarding schedule when making a Naver reservation.
Parenting Tips for Seoul Tram
- This is an experience where you ride a tram along historic tram routes and enjoy sightseeing in Seoul.
- A professional guide explains the history and culture in person, and lively music is played through the onboard speakers.
- Because it runs at a pace that is neither too fast nor too slow for 1 hour 30 minutes, it is also great for visiting with children.
- In winter, a winter snack tour is offered. For 2 hours, you can enjoy steamed buns, hot chocolate, coffee, and warm tea sold at a Bukchon hanok cafe.
- If you are over 100 cm and wear protective gear, you can join the tour.
- Children under 140 cm cannot sit in the pedal seats and may ride only in the guardian seats.
- In winter, each person also receives a hand warmer, but since your hands can get very cold, please be sure to bring gloves are essential.
- At certain points, power is transferred through the bicycle pedals, but pedaling happens only about twice, so it is fine even if a child cannot reach the pedals.
- On weekdays and weekends, the routes are different, so please check the Naver reservation page or the attached photos.
- Each seat has a cup holder, so we recommend bringing a drink on board.
- Since boarding and drop-off take place in front of HiKR Ground, we recommend visiting HiKR Ground before or after your ride.
- Because it is open on all sides, it can be cold, so it is a good idea to bring gloves and a hat.
- You may also use any remaining seats after reserving on site, but we recommend making a reservation in advance.
- There are 13 seats in total: 8 pedal seats, 2 regular seats without pedals, and 3 guardian seats for preschool children and elderly passengers. The guardian seats can only be reserved by inquiring via Naver TalkTalk.
- Light bags can be placed in the box inside the tram, but large luggage should be stored at the Seoul Tram office inside HiKR Ground before boarding.
Seoul Jeoncha
Seoul Jeoncha is a unique experience where you ride a streetcar-shaped vehicle and slowly tour downtown Seoul. You can enjoy the breeze with your kids as you move along, and with commentary from a professional guide plus music, it feels less like simple transportation and more like a little trip.
Great points to enjoy with your kids
- It is a course that is easy to enjoy without too much strain for about 1 hour 30 minutes.
- There are a few sections where you pedal along the way, but not many, so it is not too burdensome to ride with your kids.
- Children 100 cm and taller can ride while wearing safety gear.
- Children under 140 cm can only sit in the guardian seat, not in the pedal seat.
Things to know before your visit
- Reservations are available, and you can check the boarding schedule through Naver Reservation.
- It operates with a maximum of 13 people and a minimum of 5 people.
- The vehicle is open on all sides, so depending on the season, it is a good idea to bring gloves, a hat, and a warm outer layer.
- There is a drink holder, so bringing a simple drink can be convenient.
- Small belongings can be placed in a box inside the vehicle, and large luggage can be stored at the office.
Kids convenience facilities
- Nursing room, diaper changing table, stroller rental, high chair, and parking are not provided.
- Reservations are available.
"If you want to show your kids a different side of downtown Seoul, hop aboard Seoul Jeoncha and make some special memories together."
FAQ about Seoul Tram
From what age is Seoul Jeoncha good to use with kids, and what are the boarding requirements?
Seoul Jeoncha can be used by children who are at least 100 cm tall while wearing safety gear. Since it is an experience where you sit and ride for about 1 hour 30 minutes, it is a good fit for kids who can stay seated and listen to instructions.Can children under 140 cm sit in the pedal seat at Seoul Jeoncha?
No. Children under 140 cm cannot ride in the pedal seat and may only use the guardian seat. Reservations for guardian seats must be asked about separately through Naver TalkTalk.Does Seoul Jeoncha have baby facilities such as a nursing room or diaper changing table?
Seoul Jeoncha does not have a nursing room, diaper changing table, high chair, or stroller rental facilities. If you are visiting with an infant or toddler, it is best to prepare anything you may need before boarding.Can you ride Seoul Jeoncha without a reservation?
Seoul Jeoncha operates by reservation, and you can check detailed boarding schedules through Naver Reservation. You may be able to ride on site if there are seats left after booking, but making a reservation in advance is the safest option.What are the operating hours and regular closing day for Seoul Jeoncha?
Seoul Jeoncha operates on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 10:25 to 20:55, and it is regularly closed on Wednesday. However, actual boarding times may vary by session, so it is best to check the reservation page again.What is the price and usage time for Seoul Jeoncha?
Seoul Jeoncha costs 45,000 won per person, and the standard experience time is 1 hour 30 minutes. It operates with a maximum of 13 people and a minimum of 5 people.Where is the parking lot for Seoul Jeoncha?
Seoul Jeoncha does not have its own dedicated parking lot. The departure location is in front of the Korea Tourism Organization Seoul Center, Hiker Ground, so if you are coming by car, it is a good idea to check nearby parking options in advance.Is Seoul Jeoncha easy to reach by public transportation?
Yes, Seoul Jeoncha is easy to reach by public transportation because it is about 220 m on foot from Exit 5 of Jonggak Station on Subway Line 1. The departure point is in front of the Korea Tourism Organization Seoul Center.Is there anything helpful to bring before riding Seoul Jeoncha?
Seoul Jeoncha is an open vehicle on all sides, so it is a good idea to bring seasonal outerwear, a hat, and gloves. Each seat has a drink holder, so bringing a simple drink can also be convenient.
Seoul Tram Address
Address: Korea Tourism Organization Seoul Center, 40, Cheonggyecheon-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Seoul Tram?
Advance reservations and same-day visits are both available