Ganghwa Natural History Museum

FAQ about Ganghwa Natural History Museum

• What age is Ganghwa Natural History Museum best for?

  Ganghwa Natural History Museum is a good fit for kids ages 6 and up who are interested in animals and natural history, since it has more exhibit viewing than hands-on activities. It is especially well suited for children who enjoy listening to explanations and looking closely at exhibits rather than for very young children.
• Are there things to see at Ganghwa Natural History Museum that kids will enjoy?

  On the 1st floor, you can see a large sperm whale skeleton model that is great for catching children's attention. Kids can also calmly learn about nature by following exhibits on the birth of the solar system, the history of ecosystems, and a variety of living things.
• Are there any activities that kids can participate in at Ganghwa Natural History Museum?

  Ganghwa Natural History Museum offers a stamp activity for children. Overall, though, it is a place centered more on viewing exhibits than on hands-on experiences.
• Does Ganghwa Natural History Museum have a nursing room and diaper changing station?

  Yes, there is a nursing room and a diaper changing station on the 1st floor. If it is difficult to use the nursing room there, you can also use the nursing room inside the Ganghwa History Museum right next door.
• Is Ganghwa Natural History Museum easy to visit with a stroller?

  The elevator is currently being replaced, so getting around with a stroller may be a bit inconvenient. Stroller rental is also not available.
• What are the opening hours and closed day for Ganghwa Natural History Museum?

  Ganghwa Natural History Museum is open from 09:00 to 18:00, Tuesday through Sunday, and is regularly closed on Mondays. Last ticketing is at 17:30, so it is best to arrive with enough time.
• How much is admission to Ganghwa Natural History Museum?

  Admission is 3,000 won for adults and 2,000 won for children, teenagers, and soldiers. Children age 6 and under and seniors age 65 and over can enter free of charge.
• Is there parking at Ganghwa Natural History Museum?

  Yes, there is a large dedicated parking lot in front of the museum, so it is convenient to visit by car. It is also relatively easy to use when you are carrying a lot of things with your child.
• Is Ganghwa Natural History Museum enough on its own, or is there somewhere else to visit nearby?

  With a combined admission ticket, you can also visit the Ganghwa History Museum right next door. If you also include the Ganghwa Dolmen Site in front, it makes a nice family outing course.