Bucheon Children's Observatory

FAQ about Bucheon Children's Observatory

• What age is Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory best for, and how are the classes divided?

  Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory operates classes divided into ages 7 to 8, elementary school grades 2 to 3, and grade 4 and above. It is important to choose and apply for a program that matches your child's age and school level.
• What kinds of activities does Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory offer so children do not get bored?

  It is not just a place for theory lessons. It offers hands-on programs that include crafts, games, and real observation as well. The activities are designed at a child's level, making it a great place to spark interest in space and stars.
• Can parents also join at Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory?

  While the children are in class, parents can join the rooftop observatory tour and listen to the explanation. It is a good place for the whole family to experience the observatory atmosphere together.
• Do I need to make a reservation for Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory?

  Yes, Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory operates by advance reservation. Before your visit, it is best to check the program details and available reservation dates on the website first.
• What happens at Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory if the weather is cloudy?

  Astronomical observation is affected by the weather, so the schedule may change on cloudy or overcast days. Please be sure to check the same-day notice even after making a reservation.
• What are the operating hours and closed day for Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory?

  Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory operates from Monday to Saturday, 14:30 to 23:30, and is regularly closed on Sundays. For actual use, you can visit according to the time of the program you reserved.
• How much is the admission fee for Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory?

  The one-day constellation experience costs 13,000 won. The regular course costs 25,000 won for grade 1, and 30,000 won for grades 2 to 3 and grade 4 and above. The family program, Space Travel, costs 70,000 won for 1 family of 3 people.
• Is parking available at Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory?

  Yes, parking is available at Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory. If you visit by car, you can park there, which makes the visit relatively convenient.
• Does Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory have a nursing room or diaper changing station?

  Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory does not have a nursing room, diaper changing station, high chairs, or stroller rental. If you are visiting with infants or toddlers, it is best to prepare the items you need in advance.
• Where is Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory, and how can I find it?

  Bucheon Children's Astronomical Observatory is located at 24 Gilju-ro 561beon-gil, Ojeong-gu, Bucheon-si, Gyeonggi-do, on the 3rd floor of the building with the restaurant Mikkodam. If it is your first visit, checking the building name as well will make it easier to find.