Hundertwasser Park

An Art Trip with Your Kids, Hundertwasser Park on Udo

Where Beautiful Nature Meets Distinctive Art

Located on Udo in Jeju, Hundertwasser Park is a special art space inspired by the artistic world and philosophy of Friedensreich Hundertwasser, the world-famous Austrian artist and architect. With nature, art, and hands-on experiences in harmony, this is a perfect place to discover fresh inspiration with your kids.

Key Features of Hundertwasser Park

• The park is filled with architecture in unique curves and vibrant colors. Based on Hundertwasser's philosophy and motto, "There are no straight lines in nature," every building and sculptural piece in the park features curved forms, while the windows, pillars, and outer walls are all decorated in different colors and shapes, sparking children's imagination.
• You can enjoy an art walk surrounded by nature. Every corner of the park serves as both a photo spot and an exhibition space, and as you stroll along the paths, it feels like stepping into a storybook world. Cute details, such as little fish shapes on the ground, are hidden throughout the park, making it fun to spot them with your kids.
• At the Hundertwasser Museum, a variety of exhibition halls let you fully experience the artist's life and work, including galleries for paintings, prints, his life story, environmental architecture, and the park itself. Original prints and models of representative buildings from around the world give children a chance to experience global art up close.
• There are special spaces where you can make wishes. Inside the park, there are four places where you can hang or make wishes with wish notes, creating meaningful family memories together.
• The park offers a convenient visiting environment. It is a 5-minute walk from Udo Cheonjin Port, and there is also a large parking lot for easy access.

Recommended Highlights When Visiting with Kids

1. Take memorable photos with the buildings and sculptures as your backdrop
2. Explore a different side of world art at the museum
3. Look for the many animal and nature-themed objects on the ground
4. Make your own family wishes at each wish spot
5. Enjoy a relaxing nature walk along the paths

Visitor Information and Things to Keep in Mind

• Admission fees
  • Adults/teens: 15,000 won
  • Elementary school students: 7,500 won
  • Under 8 years old: Free
  • Last admission: 5 PM
  • Parking fee: Free
• Guests staying at Hundert Hills can receive a discounted adult admission ticket. (10,000 won admission)
• You can visit Hundert Winds Cafe even without entering Hundertwasser Park.
• There are also participation programs that children may enjoy, such as doodling, stone painting, and making bookmarks for the Eunhye's Your Face exhibition book.
• Other activities include finding faces in the stone walls, wish postcards, Gaksimul experiences, and riding a swing.
• The outdoor areas are beautiful and full of photo spots, so photos of your kids tend to come out especially nicely.
• Because the ground is made of stone, using a stroller may feel a bit uncomfortable.
• On clear days, you can see Seongsan Ilchulbong and Somori Oreum, so you can also take in Jeju's natural scenery at the same time.

What Makes This Place Special

"Hundertwasser Park is a place that delights both the eyes and the heart. It gives children a natural and approachable way to experience art, helping nurture creativity and sensitivity, while offering the whole family a special day to remember. Along with the beautiful sea of Udo, enjoy a unique art experience that you can only find here."