Jeju's autumn charms go beyond oreum hills and the sea. Walk through the older streets of Jeju City and three different buildings briefly become the chapters of one art journey: the Old Town venues of the 5th Jeju Biennale 2026.

Why three art spaces are worth a walk

This Biennale is not confined to the Jeju Museum of Art. It also takes place at Jeju Stone Park and in the Old Town. VisitJEJU suggests that the three downtown exhibition spaces can be explored together on foot. The actual route and time needed will depend on where you start and your pace; no journey time is guaranteed here.

Jeju Art Platform: a first stop in the Old Town

The organiser lists 18 Jungang-ro 14-gil, Jeju-si. Search for the venue's exact Korean name, 제주아트플랫폼, when using a Korean mapping app. Underground parking is listed, but availability and access should be checked on arrival.

Art Space IA: another space just across the neighbourhood

The listed address is 21 Jungang-ro 14-gil, Jeju-si. It is near Jeju Art Platform but is a separate exhibition venue. Exhibition viewing is not the same as registering for workshops or other programmes, which may have their own conditions.

Gallery Remicon: art by Sanji-ro

Gallery Remicon is at 31 Sanji-ro, Jeju-si. From Jeju Airport, the official visitor guide lists buses 465, 466 and 315 towards Tamna Plaza / Jeju Women and Family Research Institute, followed by a short walk. The Buksugu public car park opposite the gallery is paid. Check real-time bus routes before setting out.

What does 'free' mean for the last weekend?

A 2 November 2026 report citing the Jeju Museum of Art says all five Biennale venues are specially free from 3 to 15 November. Reported exhibition hours are 10:00–18:00, with Mondays closed. The report says visitors can obtain a free admission ticket at Jeju Museum of Art and should retain it when visiting Jeju Stone Park; do not assume the same ticketing process at the three downtown venues. Any separate entry procedures there should be checked locally.

The edition is scheduled to close on 15 November. Do not assume the exhibition or its special admission policy continues from 16 November onward. Before visiting, check the organiser's venue information and any last-minute changes.

The real pleasure of this walk is not just finding a particular artwork. It is seeing the same Jeju Old Town through three different art spaces.