Art in Ori
Make wood-fired pizza in a storybook village
Popular to girls from 24 to 48 months
Updated at
Address
12, Daeryong 3-gil, Jangan-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Advance reservation required - text message
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Popular Ages of Art in Ori
Art in Ori 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
47%
girls
53%
Prices & Programs of Art in Ori
- [Fees]
- Experience fee per person - 28,000 won
- [Visitor Information]
- Open on weekends and public holidays only
Parenting Tips for Art in Ori
- When a notice is posted on Instagram, you need to make a text-message reservation on a first-come, first-served basis.
- The pizza-making experience is held outdoors, but depending on the weather, it may be held indoors depending on conditions.
- The experience lasts about 30 minutes, and baking in the wood-fired oven takes about 10 minutes.
- Children can participate from age 3, and guardians can join at no extra charge.
- There is an attendance limit for each time slot, and if the total number of participants for the week is fewer than 5, the wood-fired oven may be difficult to operate, so it may be automatically canceled and refunded. If canceled, a text message is sent in a batch the day before.
- You can take great photos by the artificial pond next to the oven.
- Turtles and fish live in the artificial pond, and rabbits and ducks live in the mini animal enclosure, so you can buy feed sold on-site and try a feeding experience.
- Outside food is not allowed, including drinks for children.
- There is an unmanned cafe, and next to it is a treehouse, where you can climb up or ride a swing.
- You can eat the finished pizza at the cafe, or buy a takeaway box and get it packed to go.
- Depending on conditions, the activity program may change, such as drawing activities, balloon-making activities, so checking Instagram before your visit is recommended.
- Search for Art in Ori in your navigation app and park at the entrance, then walk straight in for about 3 minutes.
An art village to enjoy with your child, Art in Ori
A special art space in Daeryong Village
Located in Daeryong Village, Jangan-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan, 'Art in Ori' is a special place where you can experience art up close in nature. It was originally a rural village, but beginning in the early 1990s, artists started setting up their studios here, and it gradually transformed into an art village. Today, it is known as a wonderful place for children and families to visit together, with artists' studios, art exhibitions, and a variety of hands-on activities all coming together in one space.
Key features of Art in Ori
- There is a public parking lot, and reservations are available.
- Artworks, murals, and sculptures are displayed throughout the village, so even a simple walk offers plenty to see.
- It operates as an unmanned cafe, so you can freely enjoy the cafe and relax with a cup of tea in a quiet atmosphere.
- In addition to appreciating artwork, you can watch the artists' work process up close with your child or take part in art activities.
- You can take photos at the artificial pond next to the wood-fired oven, where there are turtles and fish, and the mini animal enclosure is home to rabbits and ducks, so feeding experiences are also available.
- Outside food is not allowed, but a variety of hands-on activities are offered. Depending on the day's conditions, activities such as drawing and balloon making may be available.
Why it is great to visit with your child
- The entire village is designed like one big artistic playground, where kids can run around freely and build their artistic sensitivity.
- There are many chances for your child to experience art firsthand through meeting real artists, viewing exhibitions, and joining activities.
- Away from the city, your whole family can enjoy a relaxing time surrounded by peaceful countryside scenery and fresh air.
- Your child can also have the simple but fun experience of making a drink themselves at the unmanned cafe.
Things to know before your visit
- When a notice is posted on Instagram, you need to make a first-come, first-served reservation by text message.
- On weekends or clear days, there may be many visitors, so if you want a more relaxed walk and activity experience, an early morning visit is recommended.
- The pizza-making activity is held outdoors, but it may be moved indoors depending on the weather. Children can participate from age 3, and guardians can join at no extra cost.
- There is a limit on the number of people for each time slot, and if the total number of participants for an experience is fewer than 5 people, it will be automatically canceled and refunded. A cancellation text message is sent the day before.
- Search for "Art in Ori" on your navigation app, park at the entrance, and then walk in for about 3 minutes.
What you can enjoy at Art in Ori
- Viewing a variety of artworks that inspire emotion and creativity
- Hands-on activities and walks with nature as the backdrop
- A relaxing cafe time with family and friends
- Beautiful scenery and charming props that are perfect for photos
FAQ about Art in Ori
What experience programs does Art in Ori offer?
At Art in Ori, a wood-fired pizza-making experience is offered on weekends and public holidays, taking about 30 minutes in total, with 10 minutes for baking in the oven. Depending on the weather, it may be held outdoors or indoors. Also, depending on the situation, various art activities such as drawing and balloon making may be available, so please check the official Instagram before your visit.From what age can children join the activities, and can guardians participate too?
The experience programs are available for children from age 3. Guardians may accompany and participate together at no extra cost.How do I make a reservation? Is on-site registration available at Art in Ori?
Reservations are only available through first-come, first-served text message booking announced on Instagram. On-site registration is not available, and there is a participant limit for each time slot, so please make a reservation in advance before visiting. If the total number of participants for the week's experience sessions is fewer than 5 people, it will be automatically canceled and refunded, and a cancellation notice will be sent by text message the day before.How are parking, access, and convenience facilities at Art in Ori?
You can park at the entrance in front of Art in Ori, and after parking, it is about a 3-minute walk. Please note that stroller rental, high chairs, a nursing room, and a diaper changing table are not provided. Only reservations and parking are available as conveniences.What should I know about food and cafe use at Art in Ori?
There is an unmanned cafe inside Art in Ori where you can enjoy drinks, but outside food, including drinks for children, is not allowed. After the pizza-making activity, you can eat the pizza right away at the cafe, or you can separately purchase a takeout box to pack it to go.Are there other things to enjoy at Art in Ori, such as animal experiences or photo spots?
At Art in Ori, you can enjoy feeding animals at the artificial pond with turtles and fish, as well as at the mini animal enclosure with rabbits and ducks. Feed can be purchased on site. Taking photos at the photo spots around the pond is also recommended.
Art in Ori Address
Address: 12, Daeryong 3-gil, Jangan-eup, Gijang-gun, Busan, Republic of Korea
How to make a reservation for Art in Ori?
Advance reservation required - text message