EXPLORE KOREA
Find Korean festivals and performances by dates, region and name. The default list covers records from 2026 onward; select a year to explore past editions.
Names without reviewed translations use Latin transliteration. Original Korean details are available on the linked source page.
Daegu ·
09:00–18:00 (last admission 17:30); closed Mondays, 1 January, Lunar New Year and Chuseok
Daegu National Museum
Admission and visitor informationThe Ancient Culture, Medieval Culture and Clothing Culture galleries explore history and dress. Connect artefacts from different periods with clothing displays to choose a theme for your visit.
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Jeonbuk ·
Permanent exhibitions 10:00–18:00 (last admission 17:30); children’s museum 10:00–17:30
Jeonju National Museum
Admission and visitor informationVisit permanent exhibitions and a children’s museum exploring the lives of seonbi scholars. Children encounter cultural heritage through the four treasures of the study and the stages of a scholar’s life.
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Busan ·
Tuesday–Friday 09:00–18:00; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 09:00–19:00; last admission 30 minutes before closing
Korea National Maritime Museum
Admission and visitor informationThe Ocean and Navigation galleries, aquarium and media displays explore the relationship between people and the sea. The maritime library and children’s museum have different visiting conditions from the main exhibitions.
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Seoul ·
15 September–30 November 2026: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 09:00–21:00; Thursday 09:00–18:00
Seoul Museum of History
Admission and visitor informationExhibitions and historical materials explore Seoul’s places, history and residents’ memories. Its location beside Gyeonghuigung Palace makes it possible to connect the visit with other historic spaces in central Seoul.
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Seoul ·
Tuesday–Sunday 09:00–18:00 (last admission 17:30); closed 1 January and Mondays
Seoul Museum of Everyday Life
Admission and visitor informationA museum of Seoul residents’ everyday history, with former detention facilities and recreated alleys illustrating modern and contemporary daily life. Explore permanent and temporary exhibitions separately.
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Seoul ·
10:00–18:00; Wednesday and Saturday until 21:00; last admission 30 minutes before closing
National Museum of Korean Contemporary History
Admission and visitor informationLocated at Gwanghwamun Square, this museum explores Korea’s modern and contemporary history. Historical materials and permanent and temporary exhibitions trace social change, alongside related archives and educational resources.
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Incheon ·
Check official guidance for the day's opening hours and availability of individual rides.
Wolmi Zzang Land (formerly Wolmi Theme Park)
Admission and visitor informationThis seaside amusement park on Wolmido offers a Ferris wheel, a Viking ship and a disco ride. Formerly Wolmi Theme Park, it became Wolmi Zzang Land following a change of operator in 2024. It is a separate facility from My Land.
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Incheon ·
Varies by date, season and weather; check the official schedule for the day.
Ganghwa Seaside Resort Luge
Admission and visitor informationAn outdoor activity venue combining luge tracks and a cable car with coastal views of Ganghwa Island. Plan a route around the Ocean and Valley courses and the viewing areas.
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Gyeonggi ·
Zoo and themed garden: March–April and September–October 09:00–18:00; May–August 09:00–19:00; November–February 09:00–17:00. Last admission one hour before closing.
Seoul Grand Park
Admission and visitor informationA park in Gwacheon with a zoo, themed garden, plant displays and walking areas. It is separate from Seoul Land, so distinguish the areas and tickets when planning your visit.
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Gyeonggi ·
Check the official daily schedule for opening, closing and show times.
Seoul Land
Admission and visitor informationAn amusement park in the Seoul Grand Park area of Gwacheon, offering rides, shows and seasonal programmes. Admission and tickets are separate from visits to Seoul Grand Park’s zoo.
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Seoul ·
Check official observatory hours and last admission for your visit date.
Seoul Sky at Lotte World Tower
Admission and visitor informationAn observatory on floors 117–123 of Lotte World Tower. Take the Sky Shuttle to the viewing floors for panoramas of central Seoul and the Hangang River, and explore areas such as the Sky Deck.
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Incheon ·
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Wolmido My Land
Admission and visitor informationAn amusement park on Wolmido with a Viking ship, Tagada disco ride, bumper cars and other attractions. It is separate from Wolmi Zzang Land on Wolmimunhwa-ro, so check the facility name when navigating.
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