Han River Parks
These parks run along the Han River, and several have chairs, shade and places to rest. Mangwon and Banpo are long parks, so choose a short stretch if walking is hard. How far a wheelchair can go at Ttukseom and Nanji is not known yet.
- 7 places in this theme
- 3 Wheelchair accessible
- 1 Partly accessible
- 4 of the stations below have a street elevator and a wheelchair-usable toilet
Compare
Which park, and how to get in.
Each row shows the closest station with a street elevator or a street-level entrance, out of the two stations nearest the place. These places are large, so the walk from the station depends on where you go in.
| Place | Wheelchair | Walking load | Nearest station with a street elevator or a street-level entrance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seonyudo ParkPark & trail | Partly accessible | Medium | Dangsan StationLine 2 and Line 9Street elevators at Exits 3 and 4. |
| Some SevitSight | Wheelchair accessible | Medium | Sinbanpo StationLine 9Street elevators between Exits 1 and 2 and between Exits 3 and 4.The station has only these two street elevators, not one at each exit. |
| Mangwon Hangang ParkPark & trail | Wheelchair accessible | Medium | Mangwon StationLine 6Street elevator at Exit 2. |
| Banpo Hangang River ParkPark & trail | Wheelchair accessible | Medium | Sinbanpo StationLine 9Street elevators between Exits 1 and 2 and between Exits 3 and 4.The station has only these two street elevators, not one at each exit. |
| Nanji Hangang ParkPark & trail | Not enough data yet | Medium | World Cup Stadium StationLine 6Street elevator at Exit 2. |
| Banpo Bridge Moonlight Rainbow FountainSight | Not enough data yet | Not rated yet | Express Bus Terminal StationLine 3, Line 7, and Line 9Street elevator at Exit 4. |
| Ttukseom Hangang River ParkPark & trail | Not enough data yet | Medium | Jayang StationLine 7Street elevator at Exit 1. |
Seonyudo Park
Park & trail- Wheelchair
- Partly accessible
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- Dangsan StationLine 2 and Line 9Street elevators at Exits 3 and 4.
Some Sevit
Sight- Wheelchair
- Wheelchair accessible
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- Sinbanpo StationLine 9Street elevators between Exits 1 and 2 and between Exits 3 and 4.The station has only these two street elevators, not one at each exit.
Mangwon Hangang Park
Park & trail- Wheelchair
- Wheelchair accessible
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- Mangwon StationLine 6Street elevator at Exit 2.
Banpo Hangang River Park
Park & trail- Wheelchair
- Wheelchair accessible
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- Sinbanpo StationLine 9Street elevators between Exits 1 and 2 and between Exits 3 and 4.The station has only these two street elevators, not one at each exit.
Nanji Hangang Park
Park & trail- Wheelchair
- Not enough data yet
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- World Cup Stadium StationLine 6Street elevator at Exit 2.
Banpo Bridge Moonlight Rainbow Fountain
Sight- Wheelchair
- Not enough data yet
- Walking load
- Not rated yet
- Station
- Express Bus Terminal StationLine 3, Line 7, and Line 9Street elevator at Exit 4.
Ttukseom Hangang River Park
Park & trail- Wheelchair
- Not enough data yet
- Walking load
- Medium
- Station
- Jayang StationLine 7Street elevator at Exit 1.
Before you go
These notes come from public data and online sources.
- Getting into the park
- The way in differs by park. At Ttukseom, the Jabeolle elevators take you into the park, but they stop on Mondays, Seollal and Chuseok. Mangwon has six elevators. At Banpo, the park has no elevator near Banpo Bridge.
- Borrowing a wheelchair
- You can borrow a wheelchair for free at Ttukseom and Nanji. Banpo and Some Sevit also lend them, and Seonyudo Park has 3. Call before you come to ask about ID and loan hours.
- Paths and bikes
- Banpo has flat paths, and walking and cycling paths run separately. At Mangwon, parts of the bike path are shared with people walking and with cars, so watch for both.
- Seonyudo and Some Sevit
- At Seonyudo Park, many paths are flat, but high steps limit some areas. At Some Sevit, the links between islands may have shallow steps, so take care with a wheelchair.
- Busy days
- Large events can bring crowds and heavy traffic on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Take public transit on those days if you can.
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