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Address
26 Myeongnyun-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Waryong Public Parking Lot and Cultural Center
Contact
Facilities
Nursing Room, Diaper Changing Table, Parking
Reservation
Visit on the day
Open/Closes
Mon 10:00 ~ 21:00 Tue 10:00 ~ 21:00 Wed 10:00 ~ 21:00 Thu 10:00 ~ 21:00 Fri 10:00 ~ 21:00 Sat 10:00 ~ 19:00 Sun Regular closing
Prices & Programs of Children and Youth National Library
- [Fee]
- Free
- [Parking Information]
- Waryong Public Parking Lot - 3,000 won per hour
Parenting Tips for Children and Youth National Library
- Books for all ages from infants to adults. There's a dedicated space for children and a comprehensive reading room for teenagers/adults for personal study and reading.
- Join a local reading club to use the seminar room for free.
- There's a nursing room for moms with young babies.
- There's a footstool for short kids to reach books at higher levels.
- There's a book sterilizer and lockers at the library entrance.
- In the Children's Section, monitors are installed for learning Korean, English, and Math in a fun way through games.
- The Children's Section also has beanbags and slides for comfortable reading.
- There's a water purifier, but you need to bring your own tumbler.
- Nearby sites like Children's Theater, Jongno-gu Lifelong Heemyeong Children's Imagination Playground are worth visiting.
A place where your child can discover tradition, Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library
What is Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library?
- Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library is the first library in Korea dedicated to Korean studies for children and teens, covering all fields of Korean heritage such as history, culture, and philosophy.
- It is located on the 5th floor of Waryong Cultural Center, 26 Myeongnyun-gil, Jongno-gu.
- In this space where tradition meets modern life, children can naturally learn about the spirit and identity of the Korean people and build a healthy understanding of history through a wide range of resources and programs.
Main features and facilities
- There are books for all age groups from infants to adults, a dedicated children's area, and a general reading room for teens and adults for individual study and reading.
- If you join a local reading club, you can use the seminar room free of charge.
- There is a nursing room for babies and mothers.
- There are footstools for shorter children so they can reach books placed on higher shelves.
- At the library entrance, you will find a book sterilizer and lockers.
- In the children's reading room, monitors are installed so kids can enjoy learning Korean, English, and math through games.
- The children's reading room also has beanbag seating and a slide for comfortable and fun reading.
- There is a water purifier, but you need to bring your own tumbler.
Visitor information
- Hours:
- Monday 10:00-21:00
- Tuesday-Friday 10:00-21:00
- Saturday 10:00-19:00
- Closed: Every Sunday and public holidays
- It is connected to Waryong Public Parking Lot, making visits by car convenient.
- It is close to Hyehwa Station on Subway Line 4, and it is also easy to reach by local and regular buses.
How to use the library
- Any Seoul resident can use the library after signing up for membership.
- With a library card, you can borrow up to 5 books per visit for 15 days, with 1 renewal allowed.
- You can freely read inside the library or join a variety of reading and cultural programs.
Why it is great to visit with your child
- There are many resources and hands-on opportunities that help children experience traditional culture naturally.
- Advanced media facilities and cozy reading spaces are well balanced, so your kids can enjoy both reading and play.
- It is comfortable and safe not only for children but also for the whole family.
Other information
- Nearby, you may also want to visit the children's theater and Jongno-gu Hyemyeong Children's Imagination Playground.
- On the 4th floor of the same building, there is a sports center, and on the rooftop, there is an outdoor reading area and a rest space.
- For operating updates or temporary closures, please check the library website or contact 02-747-8335-6.
"If you would like to enjoy reading and a variety of experiences with your child while connecting with Korean tradition, Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library in Myeongnyun-dong is a special place well worth visiting at least once!"
FAQ about Children and Youth National Library
What kinds of books and materials does Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library offer?
Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library offers books for all age groups, from children to adults, along with a dedicated children's area and a general reading room for teens and adults. It also provides game-based monitors that help children enjoy learning Korean, English, and math. In addition, the library has books on a wide range of topics for different age groups.Are there any special facilities or spaces available when visiting Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library with a child?
The library has a children's reading room with beanbag sofas and a slide, a nursing room, a diaper changing station, footstools for shorter children, a book sterilizer, and personal lockers. In the children's reading room, monitors are installed to support learning through games, helping children practice Korean, English, and math.When is Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library open, and what is its regular closing day?
The library is open from Monday to Friday, 10:00-21:00, and on Saturday, 10:00-19:00. Sunday is the regular closing day.Does Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library provide parking and public transportation information?
You can use Waryong Public Parking Lot, which is attached to the library, and the fee is 3,000 won for 1 hour. Details such as the exact number of parking spaces and the fee charged per 5 minutes should be confirmed separately. For public transportation, Hyehwa Station on Subway Line 4 is nearby.Are there any admission fees or rental services at Children's and Youth Korean Studies Library?
Library use is free of charge. Also, if you join a local reading club, you can reserve the seminar room free of charge. For details such as how to reserve the seminar room, please contact the library.
Children and Youth National Library Address
Address: 26 Myeongnyun-gil, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Waryong Public Parking Lot and Cultural Center
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How to make a reservation for Children and Youth National Library?
Visit on the day