Ahn Junggeun Memorial Museum

You can visit this free memorial museum by wheelchair, with a ramp to the main entrance, an elevator and an accessible toilet. Its official spelling is Ahn Jung Geun Memorial Museum.

Wheelchair: Wheelchair accessibleA ramp leads to the main entrance, the building has an elevator, and there is an accessible toilet on B1. Going from B1 to 1F means going outside and back in.
Walking load: Not rated yet
Source: Checked online · Oct 2026

Ahn Junggeun Memorial Museum, a pale blue-gray building with a large banner, a curved metal sculpture and a lawn in front — KTO, KOGL Type 1

Getting there

Hoehyeon StationLine 4Street elevator at Exit 1.About 590 m in a straight line.
Station
Hoehyeon Station toiletInside the gates, B2, by Exit 3. Wheelchair-usable.
Seoul StationLine 1, Line 4, AREX, GTX-A, and Gyeongui–Jungang LineStreet elevators at Exits 2, 3, 4, and 12.About 700 m in a straight line.
Station
Seoul Station toiletsLine 1: Outside the gates, B1, by Exit 2. Wheelchair-usable.Line 4: Outside the gates, B1, by Exit 11. Wheelchair-usable.

Accessible toilets near here

Heads-up

Allow extra time to move between B1 and 1F by wheelchair. You must leave the building and come back in, and the distance and slope of the outside route are not known.

The museum closes on Mondays. If a Monday is a public holiday, it opens that day and closes the next day.

Getting in

Entrance: A ramp leads to the main entrance, so you can enter by wheelchair. There is no large door at the front, so you go around the building to reach the entrance.
Parking: There are 2 accessible parking spaces in front of the Pureun Dosi Saeopso office (푸른도시사업소). The museum has no lot of its own, so use the Seoul-run public lot at Namsan Park Hoehyeon. One travel guide says weekends can be crowded and parking can be hard (April 2025).
Route: The museum's directions use bus 402 or 405 to the Namsan Library (남산도서관) stop. They also give bus 405 from the Sungnyemun (숭례문) stop near Seoul Station Exit 4. Exit 9-1, used for bus 402, likely has no street elevator (see Getting there).
Hill: In practice, walking from Hoehyeon Station Exit 5 through Namdaemun Market likely means climbing a hill. A wheelchair route from the station elevator exits is not known.

Inside

Floors: The building has 2 floors below ground and 2 above. The exhibition entrance and Room 1 are on B1, Room 2 is on 1F, and Room 3 is on 2F.
Elevator: The museum has an elevator. A breakdown stopped it from June 9, 2026, until repairs finished on June 16, 2026, and it then returned to normal service.
B1 to 1F: The indoor way from B1 to 1F is an escalator, so wheelchair users must go outside and re-enter the building. Ask staff for the way before you leave B1.
Toilets: There is an accessible toilet on B1.

Also useful

Hours: As of October 2026, the museum is open 10:00–18:00 from March to October (last entry 17:00) and 10:00–17:00 from November to February (last entry 16:00).
Closed: As of October 2026, it closes on Mondays, January 1, Seollal Day, Chuseok Day and Labor Day. If a Monday is a public holiday, it opens that day and closes the next day.
Admission: Admission is free as of October 2026. Groups of 100 or more must book in advance.
Food: There is no restaurant inside, and you can only have light snacks. Eat before or after your visit.
Contact: Call 02-3789-1016 or 02-3789-1026 (+82-2-3789-1016 from abroad), or email mail@ahnjunggeun.or.kr.

Not known yet

Which floors the elevator stops at, and whether it reaches every exhibition room
Distance, slope and surface of the outside route from B1 to 1F
Slope of the entrance ramp, door type and threshold height
Street conditions from the subway elevator exits and the Namsan Library bus stop, and whether buses 402 and 405 are low-floor
Whether you can borrow a wheelchair, where you can sit inside, and whether staff can answer questions in English

Sources

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