Sinjeon Museum
A must-visit place for kids who love tteokbokki
Popular to girls from 24 to 48 months
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Address
43, Gwaneum-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Nursing room, Diaper changing table, Stroller rental, Parking
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (reservations not available)
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue Regular closed day Wed 10:00 ~ 17:30 Thu 10:00 ~ 17:30 Fri 10:00 ~ 17:30 Sat 10:00 ~ 17:30 Sun 10:00 ~ 17:30
Popular Ages of Sinjeon Museum
Sinjeon Museum is
popular to from 24 to 48 months girls
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
39%
girls
61%
Prices & Programs of Sinjeon Museum
- [Fees]
- Adults: 10,000 won
- Teenagers (middle and high school students): 8,000 won
- Children (36 months and older): 7,000 won
- Under 36 months: free
- Kickboard rental: 30 minutes - 5,000 won / 1 hour - 9,000 won
- [Visitor Information]
- Last admission: 4:30 PM
- Closed: every Monday and Tuesday (open as usual on public holidays)
Parenting Tips for Sinjeon Museum
- You can sample tteokbokki and fried snacks, but the tteokbokki may be spicy for young children.
- After purchasing tickets, you will receive a necklace-style ticket. Scan the QR code to enter, and you can keep the ticket as a souvenir.
- You can explore while following the stamp tour guide map, and if you collect all the stamps, you can receive a postcard.
- If you draw on your own cup, a robot will package a tteokbokki meal kit for you to take home. You can choose between spicy and mild flavors.
- When entering the My Cup Tteokbokki Factory, you must pass through an air shower, and the sound is quite loud, so young children may be startled. Please watch them closely.
- You can also try the sanitation facility experience and take photos wearing a lab coat.
- In the outdoor area on the 3rd floor, you can rent and use kickboards for adults and children.
- Strollers are allowed inside the museum, and a nursing room is available inside the exhibition hall on the 1st floor.
- You can also rent a stroller at the ticket office.
- Parking in the underground parking lot is available, with space for about 150 vehicles. Parking is free on weekdays, and on weekends and public holidays it is free for up to 2 hours 30 minutes, after which a fee of 1,000 won per 10 minutes applies.
If your child loves tteokbokki, this hands-on museum is definitely worth a visit.
Shinjeon Museum is not just a place to look at exhibits. With a stamp tour, tastings, and craft activities, it is a fun place to explore with your child without a dull moment. Since tteokbokki is such a familiar theme, kids can get interested in it more easily.
Experience highlights to enjoy with your child
- You can follow the stamp tour as you look around and enjoy each area in a fun way.
- One memorable activity lets your child draw on a cup, then watch a robot package a tteokbokki meal kit.
- The hygiene facility experience area and photo time in a lab coat can also become special memories.
- Tteokbokki and fried snacks are available for tasting, but the tteokbokki may be spicy for younger children.
Helpful facilities for families with babies and toddlers
- There is a nursing room and a diaper changing station inside the 1st floor exhibition hall.
- Strollers are allowed, and you can also rent a stroller at the ticket office.
- There is an underground parking lot, so it is convenient to visit by car with your child.
- There are no high chairs, so please keep that in mind before your visit if needed.
Good to know before you visit
- Operating hours are 10:00 to 17:30 from Wednesday to Sunday, and last admission is 16:30.
- The museum is closed every Monday and Tuesday, but it operates as usual on public holidays.
- In the outdoor area on the 3rd floor, you can rent and ride a kick scooter, which active kids may especially enjoy.
- The air shower machine before entering the My Cup Tteokbokki Factory can be quite loud, so younger children may be startled.
"If you want to enjoy eating, seeing, and hands-on activities with your child all in one place, Shinjeon Museum is a great pick."
FAQ about Sinjeon Museum
Does Shinjeon Museum have good hands-on activities for children?
Yes. At Shinjeon Museum, you can enjoy a stamp tour, tastings of tteokbokki and fried snacks, photo time in a lab coat, and an activity where you draw on a cup and package a meal kit.Are the tasting foods at Shinjeon Museum suitable for children?
At Shinjeon Museum, you can taste tteokbokki and fried snacks, but the tteokbokki may be spicy for younger children. It is best to see how your child reacts before giving it to them.Does Shinjeon Museum have family facilities for babies and toddlers, such as strollers or a nursing room?
Yes. Shinjeon Museum has a nursing room and a diaper changing station inside the 1st floor exhibition hall, and strollers are allowed. You can also rent a stroller at the ticket office.Does Shinjeon Museum have high chairs?
No. Based on the confirmed information, Shinjeon Museum does not provide high chairs. Please keep this in mind before your visit if needed.What are the operating hours and last admission time at Shinjeon Museum?
Shinjeon Museum is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:00 to 17:30. Last admission is 16:30, and it is closed every Monday and Tuesday.Is Shinjeon Museum open on public holidays?
Yes. Shinjeon Museum is closed every Monday and Tuesday, but it operates as usual on public holidays. If your visit falls on a public holiday, you can plan based on that.How much is the admission fee for Shinjeon Museum?
Admission to Shinjeon Museum is 10,000 won for adults, 8,000 won for teenagers, and 7,000 won for children aged 36 months and older. Children under 36 months can enter free with proof of age.Is parking available at Shinjeon Museum?
Yes. Shinjeon Museum has an underground parking lot with space for about 150 vehicles. Parking is free on weekdays. On weekends and public holidays, it is free for up to 2 hours and 30 minutes, and after that, there is a fee of 1,000 won per 10 minutes.Can I get to Shinjeon Museum by public transportation?
Yes. By bus, you can get off at Chilgok IC or Korea Expressway Corporation bus stop. From Chilgok Unam Station on Daegu Line 3, it is about a 20-minute walk. If you take the subway, you can transfer to a bus to get there.
Sinjeon Museum Address
Address: 43, Gwaneum-ro, Buk-gu, Daegu, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Sinjeon Museum?
Same-day visit and on-site registration only (reservations not available)