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Seoul Water Recycling Experience Center

Wheelchair users can visit this center: the approach has no steps or slopes, an elevator runs inside, and accessible toilets are on floors 1 and 2. Here you can see, hear and try out how water is recycled.

Wheelchair
Wheelchair accessibleYou can get in, use the elevator inside, and use accessible toilets on floors 1 and 2.
Walking load
Not rated yet
Source
Checked online · Oct 2026
Indoor exhibit hall with a round steel water play table under hanging oval lights and blue wave-shaped partitions in front
KTO, KOGL Type 1

Getting there

  • Magongnaru StationLine 9 and AREXStreet elevator at Exit 1.The operator lists a second street elevator but does not say which exit it serves.About 1.0 km in a straight line.
    Station
  • Yangcheon Hyanggyo StationLine 9Street elevators at Exits 3 and 5.About 1.0 km in a straight line.
    Station

Accessible toilets near here

Heads-up

All visits need an online booking in advance, and you must choose your time slot ahead.

Getting in

Approach
The approach and main entrance are wide, with no steps or slopes. Even so, getting to the entrance by wheelchair can be a little awkward.
Door
The main door is a swing door, not automatic. Take care with it if you use a wheelchair.
Parking
Accessible parking is at the center's entrance and is easy to use.
Booking
Book online in advance through the Seoul Public Service Reservation portal (서울시공공서비스예약). Visits run in set time slots, so choose your time when you book. There is no ticket office.
Route
You can come by Banghwa Station exit 3 on Line 5. You can also use Magongnaru Station exit 2 on Line 9 and the Airport Railroad.

Inside

Elevator
An elevator runs inside the building and is easy to use with a wheelchair.
Toilets
Accessible toilets are on floors 1 and 2. They have plenty of room, safety bars and emergency bells.

Also useful

Baby care
A nursing room is on floor 1, opposite the lockers. A diaper changing table is available. You can rent a stroller, or leave yours next to the information desk.
Vision
Braille maps and Braille guides are available. Tactile paving is at the entrance and in front of the elevator.
Information
The visitor information facilities can be a little awkward to use from a wheelchair.

Not known yet

  • Can visitors from abroad use the booking portal?
  • How heavy is the main door, and can staff help with it?
  • Elevator size
  • Opening hours, closed days and admission fees

Sources

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

  • Seoul DanurimNov 2024

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