Seoul Sajik Park
Wheelchair users can visit parts of Seoul Sajik Park, but a curb blocks part of the flat way in. The park is large and holds Sajikdan Altar (사직단), Dangun Shrine (단군성전) and Hwanghakjeong (황학정) archery range.
- Wheelchair
- Partly accessibleThe way to the entrance is flat, and the Dangun Shrine path has an accessible toilet. However, a curb stops wheelchairs on part of the approach.
- Walking load
- MediumThe grounds are large and hold several facilities, so walking can add up if you visit them all.
- Source
- Checked online · Oct 2026

Getting there
Getting in
- Entrance
- The way to the entrance is flat. However, a curb stops wheelchairs on part of this approach.
- Parking
- Accessible parking is near Seoul Municipal Children's Library (서울 어린이도서관).
- Route
- The 5-minute walk from Gyeongbokgung Station starts at Exit 1. This exit has no street elevator. For the elevator exit, see Getting there. That walk may differ.
- Bus
- Bus routes for the park are 171, 272, 606, 708, 710, 7025 and Jongno 05.
Inside
- Toilets
- An accessible toilet is on the Dangun Shrine walking path. It has grab bars, a backrest, automatic flushing and an emergency call bell.
- Inwangsan trail
- The park appears to sit at the southeastern foot of Inwangsan. The Inwangsan trail is likely about a 5-minute uphill walk along the path beside the park.
Also useful
- Hours
- The park is open 24 hours with no regular closing days, as of October 2026.
- Contact
- Call the Jongno District Office park team at 02-2148-2836 (+82-2-2148-2836). For Sajikdan Altar, call its management office at 02-739-7205 (+82-2-739-7205). For travel questions in English, call the 1330 Travel Hotline at +82-2-1330.
- Baby care
- The park has a child sink and a diaper changing table.
- Park rules
- Do not bring food; this rule protects wildlife. Camping and cooking are not allowed. Please avoid bringing pets.
Not known yet
- Where the curb is, and whether there is a way around it
- Step-free route from the station elevator to the park entrance
- Surface, slope and width of park paths, and wheelchair access inside the Sajikdan Altar walls
- Step-free route to the accessible toilet, and its opening hours
- Current entry fee and any discounts
Sources
The summary, the notes and the lists on this page draw on these sources.
- Korea Tourism OrganizationDec 2025
- Seoul Parks
- Seoul Metro
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