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Oct 11, 2026

A Crown Prince's Day at Seongjeonggak, Changdeokgung (2026)

Sep 22–Nov 8, 2026 at Seongjeonggak and Gwanmulheon in Changdeokgung. An exhibition and hands-on activities explain a Joseon crown prince's studies. Saturday dramatizations run at 13:00, 14:00 and 15:00; Korean and English audio narration is available. The normally restricted Huiuru pavilion opens Tue–Sat 10:30–16:30 by on-site sign-up only, for 15-minute visits of up to eight people. Sunday's free children's programme is reserved in advance on Ticketlink for grades 1–3, with sessions at 11:00, 13:00 and 15:00, ten children per session. Regular Changdeokgung palace admission is separate. Check daily notices and availability.

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창덕궁 성정각·관물헌·희우루
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서울특별시 종로구 율곡로 99 창덕궁
Why it matters now

On Oct 11 and 18 the Sunday activity may suit children with confirmed reservations; adults seeking the Huiuru pavilion need a Tuesday–Saturday visit instead. The Saturday dramatizations are scheduled for Oct 17. Neither remaining Ticketlink places nor eligibility for overseas visitors has been verified.

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Find the location and visit conditionsChangdeokgung Palace and Secret Garden
World Heritage palace in Jongno. In September and October, regular palace halls are open 09:00–18:00, last entry 17:00, normally closed Mondays. The Secret Garden (Huwon) needs its own timed, capacity-limited ticket in addition to general palace admission. Language-specific Garden entry sessions vary, and the Garden entrance is at least a 15-minute walk from the palace gate. A special reading activity at Seonhyangjae runs Oct 7–18 for visitors holding a Garden admission; it is not freely accessible from the street.