- First published
- Oct 14, 2026
Incheon Children's Science Museum
The Incheon Children's Science Museum is a hands-on science facility in Gyeyang-gu, run by Incheon Facilities Corporation. Suggested galleries differ by age: Rainbow, Human Body and Mystery Village for younger children, and Earth, City and the third-floor Mystery Village for older primary pupils. Visits follow reserved 120-minute sessions.
- Address
- 21 Bangchuk-ro, Gyeyang-gu, Incheon (Bangchuk-dong 108-1)
- Nearby transit
- At 21 Bangchuk-ro in Gyeyang-gu. An exact railway exit and walking time were not verified on the official visitor page; check public transport and the return journey in a live map.
- Hours
- Open 09:00–18:00; four permanent-gallery sessions, each 120 minutes: 09:20–11:20, 11:30–13:30, 13:40–15:40, 15:50–17:50. Closed Mondays (next day when Monday is a public holiday), Jan 1 and Lunar New Year/Chuseok day. Individual permanent-exhibition tickets: ages 7–19 KRW 2,000, ages 20–64 KRW 4,000; under age 7 free with a guardian. Incheon residents can receive 50% off with proof. 4D extra. Advance online booking mandatory for permanent exhibits. Phone +82-32-456-2500.
The current operator guide confirms advance online booking only for the permanent gallery; walk-up admission is not offered. Individuals may book up to 14 days ahead, groups up to 120 days ahead. Four entry times are 09:20, 11:30, 13:40 and 15:50. Live availability varies.
Why go
Choose interactive exhibitions according to children's ages. Each visit lasts 120 minutes, with no re-entry; children must come with a guardian. The 4D cinema is an add-on available after online payment for a permanent-exhibition ticket, not an automatic part of general entry.
Plan the visit
Use the confirmed place facts below, then continue to the broader travel guides for transport, facilities and eating practicalities.