The Korea Tourism Organization's accessible Jeonju itinerary, updated October 13, 2026, starts with a road transfer from Jeonju Station to Hanok Village before visiting Gyeonggijeon Shrine, the Royal Portrait Museum, Jeondong Cathedral, the National Intangible Heritage Center and the Nambu Market youth mall. The village's Taejo-ro and Eunhaeng-ro lanes have relatively even pathways, and its visitor centers list wheelchair/stroller loans, accessible toilets and nursing rooms. At Gyeonggijeon, ramps cover important thresholds and the route reaches the shrine's main courtyard. The Royal Portrait Museum has a ramp and an elevator to underground galleries. Gyeonggijeon's published hours change seasonally: 09:00–19:00 in September–October and 09:00–18:00 in November–February, so leave enough time. At the National Intangible Heritage Center, step-free slopes and lifts lead to galleries; its digital experience hall requires an advance reservation. The Nambu Market youth mall occupies the second floor, reached by steep older stairs from the main market. The KTO describes a more accessible alternative: enter the nearby Jakdang Cultural Marketplace building and take its first-floor elevator up to the youth mall. However, the first-floor café in that building closes irregularly; confirm lift access on your date. Do not assume every historic room is step-free simply because the principal route has ramps.