A coal museum where you can make mini coal briquettes
Popular to boys over 48 months
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Address
508, Seongjusan-ro, Seongju-myeon, Boryeong-si, Chungcheongnam-do, Republic of Korea
Contact
Facilities
Nursing room, Diaper changing table, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Same-day visit and on-site registration
Open/Closes
Mon Regular closed day Tue 09:00 ~ 18:00 Wed 09:00 ~ 18:00 Thu 09:00 ~ 18:00 Fri 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sat 09:00 ~ 18:00 Sun 09:00 ~ 18:00
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Popular Ages of Boryeong Coal Museum
Boryeong Coal 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
56%
girls
44%
Prices & Programs of Boryeong Coal Museum
- [Fees]
- Adults: 2,000 won
- Teenagers middle and high school students, military personnel: 1,500 won
- Children ages 6 to elementary school age: 1,000 won
- Infants ages 5 and under, seniors ages 66 and over, national merit recipients, people with disabilities, etc.: free
- [Programs]
- <Mini Coal Briquette Making Experience>
- Eligibility: children, teenagers
- Fee: 2,000 won per session
- Period: available every opening day
- Operating hours: morning 9:30–11:30 / afternoon 13:30–16:00
- <Docent Service>
- Reserve on the docent service reservation page or apply on site reservation required for groups of 10 or more
- Closed: every Monday
- Sessions: Session 1 10:30, Session 2 13:00, Session 3 14:30, Session 4 16:00 - winter season operates only up to Session 3
- [Visitor Information]
- Ticketing hours: until 30 minutes before closing
- Operating hours - summer season March to October: 09:00–18:00 / winter season November to February: 09:00–17:00
- Closed days: every Monday, January 1, Lunar New Year holiday, Chuseok holiday, and the day after public holidays
Parenting Tips for Boryeong Coal Museum
- Known as the first coal museum in Korea, this place preserves and exhibits the history of the coal industry, which has been disappearing into history.
- Near the first-floor restroom, miner uniforms for hands-on experience are available to try on, and only children under age 7 can use them.
- On the second floor, you can experience being a miner through a game, and the controls are simple enough for children to enjoy.
- There is an elevator experience facility that feels like going down to a mine shaft 400 meters underground. However, during the experience, the lights turn off and sound effects play, so it may be scary for young children.
- There is a small library where you can sit, read books, and take a short break.
- There is a cool air tunnel where you can walk while feeling the natural breeze from the mine. It can feel a little chilly, so bringing a light outer layer is recommended.
- The museum does not allow re-entry after exit.
- Large equipment actually used in coal mines is displayed outdoors.
- Tickets for the briquette-making experience can be purchased at the ticket office or the briquette experience area.
- There is a nursing room on the second floor with a nursing chair, water purifier, sink, bottle sterilizer, baby bed, and more.
- If you go up behind the experience area, there is an outdoor children's playground with a trampoline, swings, and a zip line, so it is great for kids to play.
- There are two dedicated parking lots, and parking is free. It is convenient to park in the second parking lot, located on the right as soon as you enter.
Boryeong Coal Museum
Boryeong Coal Museum is the first coal museum in Korea, where you and your kids can explore the history of the coal industry in a fun and engaging way. Beyond just viewing exhibits, you will also find mini briquette making, miner uniform experiences, and an outdoor playground, making it a great choice for a full family outing.
Experience highlights kids will love
- The museum always offers the mini briquette making experience, so kids can enjoy making one with their own hands.
- On the second floor, kids can try a miner experience through a game, which makes it especially fun for elementary school children.
- Near the restroom on the first floor, there are miner costumes for children age 7 and under, which are great for taking memorable photos.
Things to know before you visit
- There is an elevator experience designed to feel like going down into a mine shaft 400 m underground, but because the lights go out and sound effects play, it may feel scary for young children.
- The cool air tunnel feels refreshing, but it can also be chilly, so bringing a light outer layer is a good idea.
- Re-entry is not allowed after exiting, so it helps to plan your route and experience times in advance.
Convenient facilities parents will appreciate
- The nursing room on the second floor has a nursing chair, water purifier, sink, baby bottle sterilizer, and baby bed, making visits with infants and toddlers more comfortable.
- There are also diaper changing stations and 2 free parking lots, so getting around is easier for families.
- Stroller rental is not available, so it is best to bring your own if needed.
"If you want to enjoy both hands-on learning and a special outing with your child, Boryeong Coal Museum is well worth a visit."
FAQ about Boryeong Coal Museum
What experiences can children enjoy at Boryeong Coal Museum?
Boryeong Coal Museum regularly offers a mini briquette making experience for children and teenagers. There is also a miner experience game on the second floor and an outdoor children's playground, so families can enjoy both exhibits and play together.What are the times and fees for the mini briquette making experience at Boryeong Coal Museum?
The mini briquette making experience runs from 9:30 to 11:30 in the morning and from 13:30 to 16:00 in the afternoon. The fee is 2,000 won per session, and tickets can be purchased at the ticket office or at the briquette experience area.Is Boryeong Coal Museum suitable for young children? Are there any scary experiences?
Boryeong Coal Museum has an elevator experience designed to feel like going down into a mine shaft 400 m underground. Because the lights go out and sound effects are used, it may feel scary for young children. It can help to explain this to your child before your visit.Does Boryeong Coal Museum have a nursing room and diaper changing stations?
Yes, Boryeong Coal Museum has both a nursing room and diaper changing stations. In particular, the nursing room on the second floor is equipped with a nursing chair, water purifier, sink, baby bottle sterilizer, and baby bed.What are the operating hours and closed days for Boryeong Coal Museum?
Boryeong Coal Museum is open from 09:00 to 18:00 during the summer season, from March to October, and from 09:00 to 17:00 during the winter season, from November to February. It is closed every Monday, on January 1, during the Lunar New Year holiday, during the Chuseok holiday, and on the day after a public holiday.How much is admission to Boryeong Coal Museum?
Admission is 2,000 won for adults, 1,500 won for teenagers, including middle and high school students, and for military personnel, and 1,000 won for children age 6 through elementary school age. Admission is free for preschool children age 5 and under, seniors, national merit recipients, and people with disabilities.Where is the parking lot at Boryeong Coal Museum, and is it free?
Boryeong Coal Museum has 2 dedicated parking lots, and parking is free. As a helpful tip, the second parking lot on the right after entering is especially convenient to use.Is stroller rental available at Boryeong Coal Museum?
No, Boryeong Coal Museum does not offer stroller rental. If you are visiting with an infant or toddler, it is best to bring your own stroller.Is there anything to keep in mind when visiting Boryeong Coal Museum?
At Boryeong Coal Museum, re-entry is not allowed after you leave, so it is a good idea to plan your experience times and viewing route in advance. Also, the cool air tunnel can feel quite chilly, so bringing a light outer layer is helpful when visiting with children.
Boryeong Coal Museum Address
Address: 508, Seongjusan-ro, Seongju-myeon, Boryeong-si, Chungcheongnam-do, Republic of Korea
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How to make a reservation for Boryeong Coal Museum?
Same-day visit and on-site registration