Learn about Baekje Mireuksa through various experiences
Popular to boys over 48 months
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Address
362 Mireuksaji-ro, Geumma-myeon, Iksan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, Iksan National Museum
Contact
Facilities
Nursing Room, Diaper Changing Table, Stroller Rental, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Both advance reservations and same-day visits are available - Website reservation
Open/Closes
Mon Closed Tue 10:00 ~ 16:00 Wed 10:00 ~ 16:00 Thu 10:00 ~ 16:00 Fri 10:00 ~ 16:00 Sat 10:00 ~ 17:00 Sun 10:00 ~ 17:00
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Popular Ages of Iksan National Museum Children's Museum
Iksan National Museum Children's Museum is
popular to over 48 months boys
under 12 months | |
from 12 to 24 months | |
from 24 to 48 months | |
over 48 months |
boys
54%
girls
46%
Prices & Programs of Iksan National Museum Children's Museum
- [Fee]
- Free
- [Visitor Information]
- Visiting Hours
- 1st session: 10:00~10:50
- 2nd session: 11:00~11:50
- 3rd session: 14:00~14:50
- 4th session: 15:00~15:50
- 5th session (weekends only): 16:00~16:50
- Closed - January 1st annually, Lunar New Year's Day and Chuseok (Korean Thanksgiving Day), every Monday (if Monday is a holiday, closed the next business day)
Parenting Tips for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum
- You can learn history naturally and enjoyably through experiences like puzzle solving, coloring, and tower building.
- Actively utilizing videos and play keeps children engaged during experience time.
- Watching is available for 4 sessions on weekdays, 5 sessions on weekends, each session lasting 50 minutes, with 10 minutes of explanation followed by 40 minutes of free time. Although the space is designed mainly for children aged 7-10, there are many fun experiences, so it's still good for children under 7. It can also be an educational time for parents to learn history.
- By visiting the main hall of the Iksan National Museum right next to the Children's Museum, you can learn more about Mireuksaji.
- The indoor experience space is clean and well-maintained.
- There are many ledges, so please ensure children don't trip.
- On-site registration is available, but due to frequent full bookings, advance reservations are recommended.
- With plenty of parking space, you can park comfortably.
Iksan National Museum Children's Museum
A children's-only space where kids can learn about the Baekje-era Mireuksa Temple through play and hands-on activities. With plenty of activities children can join directly, such as puzzles, coloring, and tower building, learning about history feels easy and fun, and parents can learn alongside them too.
A Hands-On Space Kids Will Enjoy
- A hands-on museum that you can use free of charge
- Each session lasts 50 minutes, with a 10-minute introduction followed by 40 minutes of free activities
- Primarily designed for children aged 7 to 10, but younger children under 7 can enjoy it too
- The interior is kept clean and comfortable
Facilities for Families With Babies and Toddlers
- A nursing room and diaper changing station make it convenient to visit with younger siblings
- Stroller rentals are available, and there is plenty of parking
- Reservations are available, so you can apply in advance before visiting
- However, there are raised thresholds in some areas, so it is a good idea to keep children from running
Things to Check Before Your Visit
- Walk-in registration is available, but sessions often fill up with advance reservations alone, so booking ahead is recommended
- Visiting the Iksan National Museum main building next to the Children's Museum can make it easier to understand the Mireuksa Temple Site
- It is regularly closed on Mondays. Sessions run until 3:50 PM on weekdays and until 4:50 PM on weekends
"If you would like your kids to experience history and play all in one visit, be sure to stop by."
FAQ about Iksan National Museum Children's Museum
What ages are best suited for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
The main target age range is 7 to 10 years old, but children under 7 can also have fun with the many hands-on activities, including puzzles, coloring, and tower building. It is also a great space for guardians to learn about history together with their children.What activities can you do at Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Kids can enjoy play-based activities centered on the Baekje-era Mireuksa Temple, including puzzles, coloring, and tower building. The activities incorporate videos and play, making it easy for children to participate without getting bored.Do I need a reservation for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Walk-in registration is also available, but sessions often fill up through reservations alone, so advance booking is recommended. It is especially safer to prepare ahead if you are visiting on a weekend or want a particular session.What are the visiting hours for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Each session runs for 50 minutes, with a 10-minute introduction followed by 40 minutes of free activities. There are sessions 1 through 4 on weekdays and up to session 5 on weekends.Is there an admission fee for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Admission is free. You can enjoy this hands-on museum with your child without any pressure.Does Iksan National Museum Children's Museum have a nursing room or diaper changing station?
Yes, there is a nursing room and a diaper changing station, making it comfortable for families with babies and toddlers. These facilities are helpful when visiting with younger siblings.Can I use a stroller at Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Stroller rentals are available. However, there are raised thresholds in some indoor areas, so it is best to take care when moving with a stroller or when children are walking.Is parking convenient at Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Parking is available, and there are plenty of parking spaces, so visiting by car is relatively convenient. Information indicating that parking is free was also provided.Are there any precautions to keep in mind when visiting Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
There are areas with raised thresholds inside, so please keep a close eye on children to prevent them from falling while running. Also, entry may be difficult without a reservation, so booking in advance is recommended.
Iksan National Museum Children's Museum Address
Address: 362 Mireuksaji-ro, Geumma-myeon, Iksan-si, Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province, Iksan National Museum
How to make a reservation for Iksan National Museum Children's Museum?
Both advance reservations and same-day visits are available - Website reservation