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Greek Mythology Museum
In Korean: 그리스신화박물관
Greek Mythology Museum is a hands-on museum where you can touch reproductions of the Greek myth paintings and marble sculptures of the Louvre and Vatican museums.
Activities include wearing Greek costumes and making masks of the 12 gods. The exhibits are divided into Creation Hall, Olympus Hall, Hero Hall, Love Hall and others. It is open 09:00–18:00 (last entry 17:00) and closed every Monday. An individual ticket costs 9,000 won for adults, and parking is free.
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Greek Mythology Museum before you go
Hours
09:00–18:00 (last admission 17:00) — source 1
Closed days
Every Monday — source 1
Fees
[Individual ticket] - Adult 9,000 won - Child / Youth 8,000 won - Senior / National merit recipient / Person with a disability 7,000 won [Combined ticket] - Adult 12,000 won - Child / Youth 11,000 won - Senior / National merit recipient / Person with a disability 9,000 won [Group (30 or more people)] - Adult 8,000 won - Child 6,000 won ※ Free: children aged 36 months and under (supporting documents required) ※ See the website and call for details — source 1
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Greek Mythology Museum FAQ
How much is admission to Greek Mythology Museum?
An individual ticket costs 9,000 won for adults, 8,000 won for children and teenagers, and 7,000 won for seniors, persons of national merit and people with disabilities. A combined ticket costs 12,000 won for adults, 11,000 won for children and teenagers, and 9,000 won for seniors, persons of national merit and people with disabilities. Groups of 30 or more pay 8,000 won for adults and 6,000 won for children. Children 36 months or younger enter free if they bring supporting documents.
What activities can you do at Greek Mythology Museum?
You can try on Greek clothes, get Athenian citizenship issued, and make masks of the 12 Olympian gods.
Does Greek Mythology Museum have an accessible restroom or accessible parking?
There are 7 parking spaces for people with disabilities and a restroom reserved for people with disabilities, and there are no steps up to the entrance, so wheelchairs can enter. Strollers are not lent.
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