Boramae Safety Experience Center

Getting in

Approach

The path to the building has no steps. It is wide, with a gentle slope. The yard in front appears to slope down toward the entrance, with white railings.

Entrance

Wheelchair users can get through the main entrance. It has either a ramp or no slope at all.

Parking

There is accessible parking, and you can use it by wheelchair. The ground is laid with paving stones, which may be uncomfortable.

Route

You can also use Exit 1 of Sindaebang Station (Line 2) or Exit 6 of Boramae Station (Line 7).

Inside

Elevator

There is an accessible elevator, but it does not go to the basement. This may be inconvenient for wheelchair users.

Activities

The floors inside are flat, but wheelchair users cannot join some activities. Ask which ones before you go.

Toilets

Wheelchair users can use the accessible toilet freely. It appears to have an L-shaped grab bar and a fold-down bar beside the toilet, and bars on both sides of the sink.

Also useful

Hours

The center is open every day. A sign at the center appears to show 09:00 to 17:00. Sources differ on the hours: the other time given is 10:00 to 18:00.

Information

Information facilities may be a little hard to use from a wheelchair.

Vision support

Blind visitors can use a tactile map and a call bell. A person can also help them take part in activities.

Families

There is a nursing room and a diaper changing table. There is no family toilet, stroller rental or stroller storage.

Not known yet

• Which activities wheelchair users can join
• What is in the basement and how to get there
• Current opening hours
• Step-free routes from Sindaebang and Boramae stations

Sources

The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.

• Seoul DanurimDec 2024
• Korea Tourism OrganizationMar 2026