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A Crown Prince’s Day at Seongjeonggak: Changdeokgung Visit Guide

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A Crown Prince’s Day — Official reference view of Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon; foliage is not a current-condition report.

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Dates
2026-09-22 ~ 2026-11-08
Venue
Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon, Changdeokgung
Hours
Exhibition 10:00–17:00 on palace opening days; activities have separate times
Admission
Programme free; palace admission separate
Address
99 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
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A Crown Prince’s Day explores education and daily life at Changdeokgung from September 22 to November 8. Exhibition viewing, admission to the Heeuru pavilion and the children’s learning activity follow different arrangements. Decide which experience you want before assuming one reservation covers them all.

A Crown Prince’s Day — Official reference view of Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon; foliage is not a current-condition report.
Official reference view of Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon; foliage is not a current-condition report. Source: Korea Heritage Service / Korea Heritage Agency · KOGL Type 1 · Proportionally resized and optimized.

Visit details

  • Dates: 2026-09-22 – 2026-11-08
  • Venue: Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon, Changdeokgung
  • Address: 99 Yulgok-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul
  • Hours: Exhibition 10:00–17:00 on palace opening days; activities have separate times
  • Admission: Programme free; palace admission separate

A Crown Prince’s Day exhibition

The Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon exhibition is announced for 10:00–17:00. The programme is free, while palace admission is separate. Korean and English audio guidance is available. Read the displays with a question about preparation rather than achievement: what did a future ruler have to learn before assuming royal responsibilities?

Heeuru visits use on-site registration

Regular access to the eastern pavilion, Heeuru, is offered Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30 to 16:30, in 24 fifteen-minute sessions with eight visitors each. Registration is on site. Sunday does not follow this regular visiting format, so do not treat Saturday and Sunday as interchangeable. Check the available session when you arrive.

A Crown Prince’s Day — Official reference photograph of the Seongjeonggak interior.
Official reference photograph of the Seongjeonggak interior. Source: Korea Heritage Service / Korea Heritage Agency · KOGL Type 1 · Proportionally resized and optimized.

Sunday activities for younger pupils

The baedong learning programme is for primary-school grades one to three, with Sunday sessions at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00. Each is approximately 50 minutes, limited to ten children, and requires hanbok. Advance reservations were opened on Ticketlink. Confirm availability, eligibility and practical participation conditions before booking; ordinary exhibition access does not secure a place.

Saturday theatre as another option

Free theatre viewing is announced at 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00 on Saturdays. Combining a display visit with one performance can connect the educational setting with its reenactment. Allow time for movement and any on-site registration if also hoping to enter Heeuru. Check palace closure and weather notices for your date. The supplied photographs show the location, not the current installation or foliage conditions.

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Official sources

Information checked: September 26, 2026

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